Warwickshire have seized complete control of their County Championship clash with Yorkshire at Edgbaston, bowling the visitors out for 152 before building a commanding lead of 262 runs with seven wickets still in hand.

The second day belonged entirely to the Bears, who turned the match on its head after Yorkshire had looked comfortable overnight at 110-4. The morning session proved disastrous for the White Rose as Harry Brook's dismissal for 40 sparked a dramatic collapse, with the last six wickets falling for just 15 runs in 15 overs.

Former Yorkshire players Olly Hannon-Dalby and Jordan Thompson were the chief architects of the collapse, finishing with figures of 4-38 and 3-14 respectively. Thompson's final wicket, a stunning one-handed catch at full stretch by Rob Yates at second slip to dismiss Jack White, brought up the bowler's 200th first-class scalp and capped a sensational session for the home side.

Brook and Jonny Bairstow (25) had looked threatening, taking Yorkshire to within 10 runs of Warwickshire's first-innings total of 147. But both fell in quick succession, with their off-stumps sent cartwheeling back - Brook missing a drive at Ethan Bamber, and Bairstow shouldering arms to Hannon-Dalby.

With a slender first-innings lead of just five runs, Warwickshire then turned the screw with the bat. Openers Rob Yates and Alex Davies safely navigated a tricky five-over session before lunch, then added 95 runs together. Yates fell agonisingly short of a century on 81, while Dan Mousley contributed a fluent 70. Sam Hain remains unbeaten on 43 as the Bears closed on 267-3.

The pitch appeared to ease slightly as the day wore on, but Warwickshire's dominance owed more to disciplined batting and less wayward bowling than had been seen in the first four sessions of this gripping contest. With a lead of 262 and seven wickets remaining, the Bears are firmly in the driving seat heading into day three.