Lancs accept weather-hit draw with Sussexpublished at 16:08 British Summer Time 11 April 2021
Lancashire and Sussex shake hands on a draw after only 36 overs are possible on the final day at Old Trafford.
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Lancashire and Sussex shake hands on a draw after only 36 overs are possible on the final day at Old Trafford.
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