It’s hard to keep Dominic Cork down for long. And today he did for Sussex in the final of the FP Trophy with 4/41, including the first 3 wickets in his opening spell.
Sussex battled hard but couldn’t find a way back into the match from that point. Mike Yardy’s top score of 92 not out was in vain.
It was also a big retort to Lancashire, who desposed of Cork in ruthless fashion at the end of the 2008 season. Don’t expect him to retire any time soon.
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