Bears struggle in T20 Blast, Webster expresses belief in turnaround
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 5:04 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Warwickshire Bears, led by Beau Webster, remain winless in T20 Blast after losing their first four matches. In their latest outing, they set a season-high score of 207-8 but were chased down by Northamptonshire, who won by four wickets. Previously, the Bears failed to defend a total of 189 against Somerset. Webster highlighted the team's inconsistency in performance, noting their inability to deliver a complete game. He remains hopeful that the return of key bowlers Dan Mousley and Richard Gleeson will help turn the team's fortunes around as they sit at the bottom of the Central and West Group with eight games left.
- •Warwickshire has lost their first four matches in T20 Blast.
- •Bears scored 207-8 but lost to Northamptonshire by four wickets.
- •Team struggled to defend 189 runs in a previous match against Somerset.
- •Beau Webster believes in the team's potential for a turnaround.
- •Dan Mousley and Richard Gleeson are expected to rejoin the squad.
- 5:04 PMYahoo Sports — Bears still believe after poor T20 start - Webster
"Warwickshire all-rounder Beau Webster believes his side can reach the T20 Blast knockout stages despite losing their first four matches.
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