Warwickshire director of cricket Ashley Giles promised the county would come back stronger after narrowly missing out on the LV= County Championship title on a dramatic final day.Read
Warwickshire captain Jim Troughton praised his side's efforts, both today and all season, as they came up agonisingly short in the battle for the LV= County Championship.Read
Centuries from Michael Carberry and Neil McKenzie secured a draw for Hampshire at the Rose Bowl - and denied Warwickshire a first County Championship crown since 2004.Read
Stephen Moore and Paul Horton held their nerve to guide Lancashire to a first County Championship title in 77 years with an eight-wicket victory over Somerset on a day of high emotion at Taunton.Read
WARWICKSHIRE enter the last morning of their nerve-shredding season today with the championship title within their grasp after a day of unremittingly and, at times, near-unbearably high tension at The Rose Bowl.
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CHRIS Woakes took his championship batting average against Hampshire to 219 but the all-rounder must get busy with the ball today and tomorrow if Warwickshire are to complete a title-clinching victory.Read
Jonathan Trott pipped his fellow Ashes-winner Alastair Cook to the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy Award for the International Cricket Council's Cricketer of the Year.Read
VARUN Chopra and Shiv Chanderpaul scored superb centuries as Warwickshire took a giant stride towards the title on the first day against Hampshire.Read
WARWICKSHIRE today enter the final round of championship games as Division One leaders so their destiny is in their own hands – but the advantage is narrow.Read
GRAEME Welch believes Warwickshire winning the championship this season would be a wonderful and entirely fitting tribute to the late Neal Abberley.Read
WARWICKSHIRE followers far and wide will be monitoring the team’s progress as the compelling championship equation finally unfolds this week – and no-one more avidly than the Bears in the England camp.Read
Warwickshire head into the last match of the season with the fate of their title ambitions in their own hands after they completed an innings-and-114 run thrashing of Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston.
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WARWICKSHIRE’S seam attack, the driving force behind the surprise title bid this season, stood tall again yesterday to power their team to the brink of a crucial victory over Nottinghamshire.Read
COLIN Povey believes that floodlights should be used to the maximum in county cricket as there is a “duty” on clubs to give spectators as much play as possible.Read
TITLE-chasing Warwickshire need match-winning exploits from their bowlers today after their batsmen blossomed on the second day against Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston.Read
IAN Westwood kept Warwickshire’s title bid right on track as batsmen found the going tough and slow, at times very slow, on the opening day against Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston.Read
JIM Troughton insists Warwickshire will “scrap every inch of the way” over the last eight days of the season to try to bring the county championship title back to Edgbaston.Read
