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Yorkshire's women are playing their last game of the summer today, and it's a Roses battle against Lancashire. Both sides are out of knockout contention in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. Follow this page for live updates.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club is proud to announce a brand-new addition to this year's YCCC End of Season Awards: The Dickie Bird Breakthrough Player of the Year.

Kuldeep Yadav will play his last game of the season for Yorkshire against Somerset next week, but there is every chance the county have not seen the last of the irrepressible Indian overseas wrist spinner.

It’s not too often you’ll hear someone from Yorkshire praising someone from Lancashire, but in fairness retiring Red Rose bowler Kate Cross kind of transcends the divide.

The overriding feelings were delight and excitement as Anthony McGrath spoke to the media at Headingley after watching his Yorkshire side steamroller Essex by an innings and 106 runs inside three days.

Yorkshire wrapped up a thumping innings and 106-run victory over Essex during the third afternoon at Headingley to all but preserve their Division One status in the Rothesay County Championship. 

Yorkshire have their clash with Essex by the throat at its halfway stage, the visitors 137-7 in their first-innings reply to 390. Can the White Rose have another progressive day at Headingley? Follow this page for live updates.

Ahead of Yorkshire Women's final game of the season, our -pre-match guide includes all the information spectators will need to know.

Ami Campbell’s diary may well have become a bit more congested in the build-up to this weekend’s final game of the season against Lancashire following her unexpected three-wicket return in defeat to Essex today.

Kuldeep Yadav reflected on a strong Yorkshire performance with bat and ball against Essex on day two at Headingley and said: “I think we had a perfect day.”

We are pleased to announce that registration for our Yorkshire Boys’ Early Engagement and Regional Cricket Observation process for 2026/27 is now open! Each year, we see roughly 1500 boys from all over the county attend as a first step on their journey to become one of Yorkshire’s stars of the future!