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Sussex dent Windies’ ego
HOVE, England, July 3: Sussex beat West Indies by an innings and 121 runs on the third and final day of their tour match today, reports Reuter
Scores Sussex 446-9 dec, West Indies 186 and 139.
Earlier report adds: West Indies coach Andy Roberts admitted his side, beaten by England in the second Test last week, are suffering from mental fatigue after watching them slump to 97 for seven in reply to Alan Wells led Sussex s 446 for nine declared here on Sunday.
Only an. unbeaten 70 from Keith Arthurton plus stout resistance from tailender Rajin-dra Dhanraj enabled them to finish a westher shortened day on 167 for seven.
Richie Richardson's side now face the prospect of becoming the first West Indies side to follow on in England since the 1933 tourists suffered the embarrassment against Kent.
And if they are bowled out a second time, they will be the first West Indies
team to be beaten by an English county since 1976 when Middlesex triumphed at Lord's.
Roberts said, “We have not played well yesterday or today but have rested a few of our top players 'and for us these games are just a chance to get some adequate practice.
"The players have been on the road since October and are mentally rather than physically tired.
"Constantly living out of a suitcase wears you out and we are trying to give players like Brian Lara, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh and Ian Bishop as much time as possible to recharge their batteries between Tests," he added.
Roberts denied the West Indies were at a critical stage of .their—tour despite tne Lord's Test defeat and internal troubles which resulted in Winston Beniamin being sent home for disciplinary reasons on Friday.
He added, "At present I am just trying to get the players focused on the Tests. They know what is required and there will be three Tests left in the series even after the
next game at Edgbaston.
"As for today; the weather was completely different with the ball swinging about, whereas yesterday was very hot and perfect for batting. Sometimes these things happen."
Sussex superbly led by Wells, who surprisingly has yet again missed out on full England recognition, batted on for 11 overs this morning, Peter Moores and Franklyn Stephenson hitting out strongly as 56 runs were addeato their overnight total.
Then after Stephenson removed both openers, Paul Jarivs — fit again after a three week lay off with a calf injury had Jimmy Adams brilliantly caught on the run by Stephenson at long leg.
West Indies captain Richardson badly in need of runs, made 34 before falling lbw to Jaris and left arm seamer Jason Lewry kept up the pressure by bowling Stuart Williams through a drive and trapping junior Murray lbw.
Ottis Gibson then fell to Danny Law as the collapse continued.