Yorkshire

Ben Cliff believes today’s commanding opening day victory over last year’s semi-finalists Warwickshire has set Yorkshire up ideally for a crack at silverware. 

Yorkshire are up and running in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup, and Ben Cliff was their star of the show with an excellent 5-46 from 8.3 overs as Warwickshire were soundly beaten by five wickets chasing 138 at Scarborough.

Yorkshire's men begin their Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign against a Warwickshire side beaten in last year's semi-finals. We're back in Scarborough. Follow this page for live updates. 

The ECB Reporters Network have compiled team-by-team previews for all 18 counties in the Metro Bank One-day Cup, which starts today.

Will Bennison, Yorkshire’s newest professional, has described signing a rookie contract with his home county as a “dream come true”.

Yorkshire have their eyes on the prize ahead of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. The current crop of players are aiming to end the county’s long wait for a limited overs trophy. The last the White Rose county won was in 2002, the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy.

Jess Woolston praised the debut of teenaged all-rounder Ines Blackwell after Yorkshire’s narrow Metro Bank One-Day Cup defeat to Middlesex at Headingley today.

Middlesex wicketkeeper-batter Pippa Sproul hit an excellent unbeaten 98 to recover her side from 29-5 to a total of 192-9 as Yorkshire were beaten by seven runs in today’s thrilling top-of-the-table Metro Bank One-Day Cup 2 clash at Headingley. 

Yorkshire's women are back in 50-over action for the first time since mid-May today, a top-of-the-table clash with Middlesex at Headingley. Can the White Rose bounce back from losing the T20 final to the same opponents last Saturday? Follow this page for live updates. 

Head coach Anthony McGrath was thrilled with Yorkshire’s dominant performance as they brushed Sussex aside at Scarborough by an innings and 128 runs to win their third match of this summer Rothesay County Championship. 

Yorkshire Day was celebrated in style as Dom Bess’s side completed a crucial innings and 128-run Rothesay County Championship victory over Sussex at Scarborough this afternoon, the White Rose’s third in 11 matches so far this summer.