…Essex had beaten Warwickshire at Ilford on a pitch that went through the top far more than the surface at Southend had. Hampshire was one of the umpires and as…
…ten games which was some feat. “It also helped that we weren’t playing the likes of Warwickshire, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire 2nd XIs. “They hadn’t liked playing us anyway because we…
…to do with it. Until they bought Chelmsford and built a pavilion there in 1966 -– and even that was only made possible because Warwickshire’s Supporters Association gave them an…
…seem a waste suggesting an unbalanced side. Neither Love nor Humpage ever played for England again after that series, which given Humpage’s unfettered ball-striking for Warwickshire was unlucky on him….
…Billings (Kent), Jos Buttler (Lancashire), Liam Dawson (Hampshire), Liam Plunkett (Yorkshire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Joe Root (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Ben Stokes (Durham), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire). …
…Ganguly, while Bracewell merely opted for Martyn Ball’s off-spin ahead of Cunliffe’s batting. The margin this time was 98 runs and Alleyne’s men went on to beat Warwickshire by 22…
…Buttler (Lancashire) Liam Dawson (Hampshire) Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) Captain Liam Plunkett (Yorkshire) Adil Rashid (Yorkshire) Joe Root (Yorkshire) Jason Roy (Surrey) Ben Stokes (Durham) David Willey (Yorkshire) Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)…
…so many people’s second favourite team. The medium pace bowler, Tom Cartwright, joined the county from Warwickshire and his words still ring true. “Somerset had a great appeal to me,”…
…go elsewhere. One strong candidate is another man familiar to county fans: the Scot Dougie Brown, newly available after his stint with Warwickshire ended. The teams coached by Adams and…
Rob Johnston catches up with Jim Troughton, now reunited with Ashley Giles at Warwickshire In 2012, Ashley Giles as coach and Jim Troughton as captain led Warwickshire to the County…
…of 5.20! Professionals down the years at Burnley include former Pakistan opener and coach Mudassar Nazar, South African all-rounder Dale Benkenstein and Derbyshire and Warwickshire spinner Ant Botha. Benkenstein, according…
…(Yorkshire), Matthew Dean (London Metro), Nathan Foy (Warwickshire), Daniel Field (Sussex), Justin Hollingsworth (Warwickshire), Edward Hossell (Somerset), Rory Hossell (Somerset), Gareth Jones (London Metro), Mahomed Khatri (Warwickshire), Simon Ledwith (Sussex),…
…the title had been won in every season by one of Surrey, Yorkshire, Lancashire Middlesex, Kent or Nottinghamshire. Only Warwickshire in 1911 had disturbed the rough pattern. In 1920 Derbyshire…
…multi-day cricket in the UK. “There were a couple of things really,” explains Neil Snowball, Warwickshire chief executive. “The Dukes ball, for us, wore better. The seam on the Dukes…
…were achieved away from Chester-le-Street and the 11-run home victory over Warwickshire in June illustrated the diverse strengths of Collingwood’s team. Onions took seven wickets in the match and Stokes…
…score of 299, which was immediately beaten when Warwickshire chased it down; and a memorable Championship match against Glamorgan when I was run out by a brilliant piece of fielding…
…Sparkhill. He played as the left- handed opening batsman and right- arm off spin bowler for Warwickshire until 2006. He has now moved to Worcestershire. Ali played his first professional…
…favourites was: “Same order, better batting.” He certainly got it out as we followed on against Warwickshire at Ilford in 1983 after being dismissed for 114. It worked, too. We…
…and Matt play. There was that amazing day in June when Lancashire played Warwickshire – Matt took five wickets on his debut and then Hameed ended the day 81 not…
…for Hampshire, Warwickshire, Middlesex and Nottinghamshire. Tahir said of his move: “I love playing cricket in England and I’m looking forward to playing a senior role at Derbyshire. “I’ve learned…
…the zonal rounds of the competition but this time they were unbeaten, overcoming Warwickshire, Lancashire, Gloucestershire and Minor Counties West. It earned them a quarter-final against Middlesex who were subsequently…
…catches and three stumpings meant that he was the second most effective man with the gloves, bettered only by Warwickshire’s Tim Ambrose. Keith Barker – Warwickshire Another impressively consistent all-round…
…turn at this tree-lined venue, along with Oxford and Cambridge University. Warwickshire completed the ‘full house’ in 1992 with Allan Donald picking up six wickets. Two years later a full…
…the county at the Welbeck Colliery Ground. Dubbed the ‘Welbeck Weekender’, it saw Warwickshire and Glamorgan visit in 2015 whilst Riki Wessels grabbed a hundred there this season as they…