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'It's cut-throat' - what is it like to be a second XI cricketer?

Second XI cricket is a cut-throat world where aspiring players face intense pressure. Sheridon Gumbs shares his journey from trials to securing a contract, all while dreaming of representing England.

BBC Sport· Jul 28, 2026 · 10:23 AM · 1 views

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Second XI cricket is a cut-throat world where aspiring players face intense pressure. Sheridon Gumbs shares his journey from trials to securing a contract, all while dreaming of representing England.

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