Keith Piper, the former Warwickshire wicketkeeper who played a central role in the club's historic treble-winning season in 1994, has died at the age of 56 after a battle with cancer. Piper claimed ...

Former Warwickshire player, who has died of cancer, was renowned for his athleticism behind the stumps Scyld Berry has been covering cricket for half a century since he began on The Observer in 1976.

Warwickshire cricket legend Keith Piper has died at the age of just 56. The wicketkeeper was a key part of the famous treble-winning team of 1994, when he recorded his highest first class score of 116 ...

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Keith John Piper was born on December 18 1969 in Leicester, but his cricketing talent was nurtured in London, at the pioneering but now defunct Haringey Cricket College, which was responsible for ...