Kit launch at Hove with, from left, Chris Nash, Rob Andrew (Sussex chief executive), Tymal Mills, Carl Fillery (Boundless chief executive) and Chris Jordan
Tymal Mills is counting the days until T20 time with new-look Sussex Sharks.
The county have unveiled a fresh look for the NatWest T20 Blast with a new kit and new sponsors, Boundless.
Mills, Chris Jordan and Chris Nash modelled the new shirts for The Argus today.
Fast bowler Mills, back from IPL action, said: “It’s really good to see the boys again. I’m counting the days until I’m back out there.”
Boundless are located in Brighton and help civil servants and public sector workers get the most out of their free time with a range of motoring and leisure offers.
T20 action gets under way on Sunday, July 9, as Glamorgan visit Arundel and tickets for home games are on sale at sussexcricket.co.uk.
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