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Warwickshire have already begun with their County Championship title defence plans

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Warwickshire have added opening batter Jake Weatherald to their ranks for 2027 - and he will come with clear intentions

30.09.26 5 Min Read Joe Chapman

Leicestershire's Jake Weatherald comes out to opening the innings during Day 2 of the Rothesay County Championship One match between Leicestershire County Cricket Club and Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club at the Uptonsteel Grace Rd, Leicester, UK on 2 May 2026.

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Once a Bear, Always a Bear - Alex Loudon

"When I was performing 12th man duties on the England Test tour of Pakistan, I accidentally fell through a glass table as I was waiting for my next on-field task..."

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A world record...and sausage, chips and beans: Rikki Clarke recalls Aigburth 2011

"The thing I remember most about that day was the lunch. It was sausage, chips and beans with bread and butter, followed by apple pie and custard. It was amazing."

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Once a Bear, Always a Bear - Nick Warren

"To have started in the Warwickshire system as a kid, progressed all the way through it, earned a contract and eventually walked onto Edgbaston as a Warwickshire first-team player is something I’m incredibly proud of now."

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'It's been a real collective effort' - Brian Halford and Aaron Viles reflect on an unforgettable County Championship triumph for the Bears

Aaron Viles speaks to club journalist and fellow co-founder of The Bear, Brian Halford, about Warwickshire's stellar County Championship campaign, the profound impact of Bears bowling coach Graeme 'Pop' Welch and Vansh Jani's tremendously bright future at Edgbaston.

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Kudos for Bears' title triumph goes to so many people beyond the players, says Mousley

“It’s a very special achievement and so many people have got a stake in it. These are the moments we play the game for and what makes it all worthwhile.”

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Once a Bear, Always a Bear - Gordon Lord

I got some runs on a tough pitch against a good attack and I’ll never forget Bob Willis lying in the bath cooling off as he always did and saying, “Lordy, that was one of the best debuts I’ve seen.” It was a very kind and thoughtful thing to say.

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BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 26: Manav Suthar of Warwickshire bowls during the Rothesay County Championship Division 1 match between Warwickshire and Leicestershire at Edgbaston on September 26, 2026 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Philip Brown/Getty Images)

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Suthar salutes "unbelievable" Bears fans and "wonderful" time at Edgbaston

“I just send big thanks to all the supporters. They are fantastic. The support for Warwickshire is unbelievable and this season has given some lifetime memories to me."

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The win that clinched the Championship title - Day 3

Josh Hull, batting like Foxes predecessor David Gower in his prime, accompanied Scriven into the afternoon session but seven balls into the afternoon, Bamber knocked out two of Scriven’s stumps and the Bears’ celebrations could begin.

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The win that clinched the Championship title - Day 2

A draw, never mind a win, would secure Warwickshire’s ninth County Championship crown but their supporters, who have turned out in force on the first two days, will arrive for the third expecting a fourth to be unnecessary.

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The win that clinched the Championship title - Day 1The win that clinched the Championship title - Day 1

Warwickshire's breathtaking momentum in the last month has been a real collective effort but led by a bowling attack which has reduced the opposition to 156, 207, 325/8, 115, 154, 69, 65, 134, 189, and 125.

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