Glamorgan made two changes bringing in Jack Hope-Bell for his first class debut in place of Connor O’Riordan, while Jamie McIlroy replaced Dan Douthwaite to make his first red ball appearance since May. Warwickshire remained unchanged from their comfortable win over Hampshire last time out and started strongly after rain had delayed the start of
After a delayed start, Hampshire lost their four remaining first innings wickets in exactly an hour. Olly Hannon-Dalby had Andrew Neal caught at first slip to give him figures of 3-14, Suthar pinned James Fuller lbw and Ethan Bamber mopped things up, encouraging a thin edge from Ben Brown before Kyle Abbott drove low to
Rothesay County Championship, Edgbaston (day four) Nottinghamshire 325-8dec: Clarke 150, Martindale 55, Sheat 45*; Bamber 3-74 Warwickshire 185: Booth 46; Stone 5-49 Warwickshire (10 pts) draw with Notts (13 pts) Match scorecard Fast bowler Olly Stone took a superb five-wicket haul as Nottinghamshire’s County Championship match with Warwickshire ended in a rain-affected draw at Edgbaston.
Without the rested Chris Woakes, both Bears opening bowlers struck early. Olly Hannon-Dalby forced Haseeb Hameed to edge to second slip where Rob Yates held on, and Freddie McCann emulated his captain’s 10-ball duck when Bamber hit his off stump. At 17-2, Martindale, deputising for the injured Ben Slater and playing only his second first-class
“We conducted a thorough recruitment process over Matt Walker’s departure,” said head coach Ian Westwood. “Jim stood out as someone who can bring a high level of batting expertise while complementing the strengths already within our staff group. “He knows the club and many of the players well and brings real energy and clarity to
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Edgbaston, Birmingham (day three) Sussex: 156 & 207: Haines 67; Bamber 3-42 Warwickshire 161 & 206-9: Jani 62, Mousley 58; Hunt 5-65, Crocombe 3-71 Warwickshire (19 pts) beat Sussex (3 pts) by one wicket Match scorecard Chris Woakes steered Warwickshire over the line as they strengthened their County Championship title
