Four convicted of Coventry hit-and-run killingpublished at 12:54 British Summer Time 2 June 2023
Andrew Flamson died and three others were injured after being struck by a car.
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Andrew Flamson died and three others were injured after being struck by a car.
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Birmingham Bears T20 Blast captain Carlos Brathwaite will be playing club cricket just up the road from Edgbaston for Knowle and Dorridge at Moseley.
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He has signed to play a few games for K&D - and has been picked to bat number four on his debut in the Graham Williamson Trophy on Saturday.
It was the sixth anniversary this week of what the West Indies star willalways be best remembered for.
Rob Yates commits his future to home county Warwickshire until the end of the 2024 season.
Read MoreLunch: Warwickshire 75-2 v Essex 295
Don Topley
BBC Essex
On a decent batting surface, Indian Test batsman Hanuma Vihari looked in prime form, especially against the fine Simon Harmer, the potent Essex spinner.
Both left handed Warwiçkshire opening batsmen were bowled: Rob Yates by impressive Sam Cook, and Skipper, Will Rhodes, giving Peter Siddle his first scalp of his return, edging on to his stumps.
Vihari has look comfortable and composed whilst Sam Hain has show some positive intent often coming down the wicket to the Essex spinner.
This 41-run second-wicket unbroken partnership will be hugely significant in the context of the game.
Essex will look to bowl tight and create pressure, with Warwiçkshire knowing any loss of wickets will open the door for the county champions. An excellent morning’s cricket.
Warwickshire chief executive Stuart Cain asks whether County Championship fixtures in April could be staged as crowd pilot games.
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Murder police say David Williams is not being treated as a suspect after his mother's body was found.
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