Cricket: Nigel Bett future unclear at Sussex

Thursday 03 April 1997 17:02 EST

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The future of the Sussex secretary, Nigel Bett, is still unclear following talks with Robin Marlar, the new club chairman, yesterday. Bett, 57, who has been with Sussex for nearly 10 years, has not returned to work since the new regime took over at Hove.

SHARJAH CUP (Sharjah, UAE): Zimbabwe 187 for 9 (50 overs); Sri Lanka 188 for 3 (45.4 overs; S T Jayasuriya 56, M S Atapattu 52no, P A De Silva 60). Sri Lanka won by seven wickets.

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