Yorkshire Cricket is delighted to confirm that 2026 Members will receive priority access to purchase Roses T20 tickets at Old Trafford from January 28 – the only guaranteed way to secure seats for both Roses fixtures this summer.

Becoming a Yorkshire County Cricket Club member ensures access to one of the most in-demand fixtures in domestic cricket. Members can lock in their place for Roses T20 at Headingley on Friday 5 June, before also gaining priority access to the reverse fixture against Lancashire Lightning at Old Trafford Cricket Ground on Friday 10 July, 2026.

What is Roses T20 – and why does it matter?

The Men’s Roses clash is the biggest rivalry in English cricket. Played under the lights, in front of a packed and partisan crowd, it delivers high-scoring cricket and an atmosphere unmatched anywhere else in the domestic calendar. With Roses returning to a Friday night in 2026, demand for tickets is expected to be exceptionally high — and priority access will be crucial.

Membership: more than just tickets

Alongside priority Roses access, 2026 Membership offers outstanding value across the season, including:

  • Attendance flexibility across formats including Rothesay County Championship, Metro Bank One Day Cup, and Vitality Blast

  • East Stand Long Room access on matchdays

  • Voting rights, giving members a voice in the Club

  • Discounted entry to all Yorkshire Cricket events

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