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What a difference two (and a bit) days make as Warwickshire rout Yorkshire

Warwickshire completed the most emphatic demolition of Yorkshire by 377 runs on the fourth morning of a memorable Rothesay County Championship match at Edgbaston.

11.05.26, 20:44 Updated 11.05.26, 20:46 4 Minute Read

Brian Halford

Rothesay County Championship, Day 4.

Warwickshire, 147 and 553 for 6, beat Yorkshire, 152 and 171 by 377 runs.

Warwickshire completed the most emphatic demolition of Yorkshire by 377 runs on the fourth morning of a memorable Rothesay County Championship match at Edgbaston.

Yorkshire resumed on the last day on 98 for five, chasing a rather unlikely 549 for victory, and were bowled out for 171 as Ethan Bamber took four for 50 and Olly Hannon-Dalby three for 33. Matthew Revis resisted for 41 (93 balls) but, well though the home seamers bowled, to be dismissed in 53.1 overs on a pitch on which Warwickshire eased to 553 for six the previous day was a feeble effort.

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