Jason Gillespie plays down title talk after Yorkshire destroy Warwickshire What we are looking to try to do is make sure that doesn't happen. We need to get back to how we play our cricket, which is to come hard at the opposition, establish ourselves very quickly in the game and then press that advantage home. We didn't have a chance to do that because Yorkshire did it to us. So dominant were Yorkshire's quartet of seamers that leg-spinner Adil Rashid did not bowl a ball although he still made a match-winning contributing by scoring his second successive century. Rashid, who was bowled by a Chris Wright no ball in the first over of the day, played with the composure that Warwickshire lacked and stretched Yorkshire's lead past 250. Yorkshire were rewarded for bowling a fuller length with Bresnan pinning Varun Chopra lbw with his first ball in the match, then having Darren Maddy well taken at second slip to leave Warwickshire in tatters. There was no respite for Warwickshire when Liam Plunkett and Steve Patterson replaced Bresnan and Ryan Sidebottom despite another gritty innings from Jim Troughton, who again top-scored for the champions. Warwickshire have almost three weeks in which to regroup before their next championship match but their main priority is likely to be ensuring they do not follow a title-winning campaign with relegation. Nottinghamshire, in 2005, were the last county to win the championship the year after being promoted but Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie was quick to play down any title talk. "We won't look too far ahead and we are really looking to focus on the next game," he said. You have to do that because if you start looking too far ahead you take your eye off what's in front of you.