Cricket: Warwickshire wait on Piper
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Your support makes all the difference.Warwickshire are waiting on their injured wicketkeeper, Keith Piper, before their Championship match with Somerset at Edgbaston today. Piper has returned to the one-day side, but may not be ready for a Championship game after a persistent Achilles tendon injury.
The left-arm paceman, Michael Bell, and the off spinner, Neil Smith, are likely to compete for the final place in the game put back 24 hours to accommodate the floodlit match in the AXA Life League.
Starting times vary on the first two days, with play at noon today and at 11am tomorrow.
WARWICKSHIRE (from): Moles (capt), Wagh, Hemp, Ostler, Penney, Brown, Welch, Giles, Frost, Piper, Donald, Bell, Smith, Edmond.
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