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Chris Nash

ENG40 yrs
batting styleright handed Batter
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Batting

NOTS vs LEIC, T20-Blast17 (26)
NOTS vs DUR, T20-Blast13 (15)
NOTS vs LEIC, T20-Blast4 (6)
NOTS vs DBS, T20-Blast40 (33) *
NOTS vs DBS, T20-Blast3 (4)
NOTS vs LANCS, T20-Blast2 (3)
NOTS vs LEIC, T20-Blast0 (3)
NOTS vs YORKS, T20-Blast51 (32)
NOTS vs DUR, T20-Blast55 (29)
NOTS vs WORCS, T20-Blast24 (16)
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Bowling

NOTS vs WORCS, First class2-4
NOTS vs WORCS, First class1-48
NOTS vs KT, LIST A0-11
NOTS vs SOM, First class0-5
NOTS vs DUR, LIST A1-33
NOTS vs WORCS, LIST A1-18
NOTS vs HAM, First class0-5
NOTS vs YORKS, First class0-4
SUS vs NOTS, First class0-4
SUS vs GLM, T20-Blast0-14
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Chris Nash Carrer Stats

Teams played for

Auckland England Lions Otago Sussex

About Chris Nash

NameChris Nash
GenderMale
Birth19 May 1983
Birth PlaceCuckfield, Sussex, England
Height5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
NationalityEnglish

Chris Nash ended up with a 15-year-long association with Sussex when he linked up with his former coach, Peter Moores at Nottinghamshire. A tall burly middle-order batsman, Nash is also a handy off-break bowler, who has tons of experience as he has been playing county cricket since 2002. ... continue reading

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Chris Nash ended up with a 15-year-long association with Sussex when he linked up with his former coach, Peter Moores at Nottinghamshire. A tall burly middle-order batsman, Nash is also a handy off-break bowler, who has tons of experience as he has been playing county cricket since 2002. 

Born in Sussex’s Cuckfield, a 19-year-old Nash made his first-class debut when he covered an injured Mark Davies, back in the Championship of 2002. However, it took him 5 years to really breakthrough into the first team. A compact-and-reliable batter surpassed the 1000 FC run mark - twice in 2009 and 2010, before breaking into the England Lions squad in 2011.

As his career progressed, the Cuckfield-born turned into an integral part of Sussex CCC, he became a go-to man with the bat, while his part-time off-break became more of partnership-breaking bowling. Later in 2012, the all-rounder was named in the PCA Team of the Year, courtesy of his all-round excellence. The following year, Nash again clubbed over 1000 FC runs as the 2013 season ended. 

2014 saw the all-rounder missing a fair share of the season as the post-surgery symptoms of gangrene infection kept him away from the game. He returned onto the field by September that year, to score a hundred against Notts. Three years later, he moved to Nottinghamshire on a three-year contract, after scoring more than 11000 FC and 6000 white-ball runs for Sussex. 

The seasoned campaigner missed the majority of the 2018 season, thanks to a serious shoulder injury. Although at 38, Nash is more than motivated as he wants to be playing till he is forty. 

(As of July 2021)