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Warwickshire v Yorkshire. Brian Halford reports on Day Two

"Yates reached a 67-ball half-century with his tenth four, flicked off his pads towards the building site where a new stand will be named after the great Dennis Amiss. Still a regular visitor to Edgbaston, Amiss no doubt approved of the application and technique shown by Yates."

09.05.26, 18:56 Updated 09.05.26, 18:56

Brian Halford

Brian Halford

Rothesay County Championship, Day 2. Warwickshire, 147 all out and 267 for 3, lead Yorkshire, 152 all out, by 262 runs.

Warwickshire totally dominated the second day at Edgbaston to take control against Yorkshire in a gripping Rothesay County Championship tussle. 

Having had much the better of day one, Yorkshire resumed on the second morning on 110 for four but were 152 all out after the dismissal of Harry Brook (40, 58 balls) triggered the loss of six wickets for 15 runs in 15 overs. Their chief tormentors were former White Rose first-teamers Olly Hannon-Dalby (four for 38) and Jordan Thompson (three for 14). 

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