Yorkshire

Assistant coach Kevin Sharp believes a fun, relaxed environment is key to the development of Yorkshire’s women’s team.

Anthony McGrath cut a frustrated figure as he discussed Yorkshire’s second defeat of the ongoing Rothesay County Championship summer, this by 377 runs against Warwickshire at Edgbaston today.

Warwickshire took the five wickets they needed for victory before lunch on day four at Edgbaston as Yorkshire were consigned to their second Rothesay County Championship defeat of the summer, this by 377 runs. 

Yorkshire’s D40 Pursuit side continued their winning start to the new season with a 117-run success against Shropshire at Higham CC in Barnsley yesterday.

“Some of our decision-making with both bat and ball wasn't up to scratch, and that’s disappointing.” That was bowling coach Mick Lewis’s assessment of Yorkshire’s performance across the last two days at Edgbaston after they failed to capitalise on an excellent day one display.

Yorkshire face a mountainous task to avoid defeat in their Rothesay County Championship match against Warwickshire on day four at Edgbaston.

We have reached day three at Edgbaston, where Warwickshire are 267-3 in their second innings, leading by 262. They had a strong day yesterday. Can Yorkshire hit back today? Follow this page for live updates.

John Sadler did not hide from the disappointment of Yorkshire’s day-two display at Edgbaston, the county’s batting coach admitting: “It’s a poor day, to put it quite bluntly.”

Yorkshire lost their last six wickets for the addition of only 15 runs before lunch on day two at Edgbaston before half-centuries for Rob Yates and Dan Mousley helped Warwickshire turn things around in the ongoing Rothesay County Championship fixture.

It's day two of Warwickshire versus Yorkshire at Edgbaston. The White Rose hold the advantage in bowler-friendly conditions; 110-4 in reply to 147 all out. Can they strengthen their grip today? Follow this page for live updates.

Ben Cliff echoed George Hill’s recent comments about how impressive a bowler Jack White is after the new-ball seamer played the lead role in bowling Warwickshire out for just 147 on day one at Edgbaston today.