Young cricketer earns county call

A RISING star from Little Common Ramblers Cricket Club has made his first county appearances.

Callum Guest has played two matches for the full Sussex under-11s side after impressing during trial matches last month.

Father Tim said: "He's worked hard and he's thoroughly enjoyed it. We've supported him through everything he's done and we're absolutely thrilled for him. We just hope he can continue to improve and develop as a cricketer."

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The 11-year-old's county bow came against Surrey earlier this month and he again made a solid contribution in the single wicket defeat of Essex on Sunday.

Callum, who plays for Little Common's under-11s, under-12s and under-13s sides, earned his place by performing well for the Eastern Eagles against the other three areas of Sussex during 'County Week'.

He got into the Eagles side courtesy of his displays at an area training programme which ran throughout the winter.

Callum would like to thank mother Suzanne, coaches Peter Winchester and Mick Allen, plus Little Common County Primary School head David Pratt for their support.