The day will long be remembered by many of the key actors, none more so that Sussex debutant Brad Currie who had a dream start.<\/p>\n
Resuming on 103-0, the home side’s day started off disastrously.<\/p>\n
Currie produced an electric spell from the Nursery End to take four Middlesex wickets in the first hour of the day. The home side dipped from that 103 and were left shellshocked just 34 runs later at 137-4, after the Poole-born Scotland paceman sent back openers Mark Stoneman (47) and Sam Robson\u00a0 (62) who had built that 100 partnership; followed by Steve Eskinazi (11) and Max Holden (2).<\/p>\n
Holding figures of 0-16 overnight, the Scot bowled eight overs taking 4-18 in a blistering and unplayable morning spell. At the other end of the day as the close loomed and the skies gloomed, he trapped Toby-Roland Jones LBW for 85 and bowled Umesh Yadav to complete a 6-for on his debut, finishing with 27-7-6-93.<\/p>\n
His elder brother Scott is on Hampshire’s books and has played for England U-19s, but Brad later confirmed he wanted to play for Scotland.<\/p>\n