Yorkshire

Anthony McGrath was delighted with Yorkshire’s performance in their Rothesay County Championship season-finale with Durham at Headingley, which finished in thrilling fashion yesterday. But the county’s head coach is targeting more when the 2026 summer rolls around next April. 

Anthony McGrath was full of praise for the way his Yorkshire side signed off for 2025, securing an innings and 44-run victory over Durham at Headingley this afternoon.

Yorkshire ended the season with a remarkable innings and 44-run win over Durham at Headingley today, racing to victory amidst one of the most chaotic sessions of cricket in recent memory.

It's the final day of the 2025 season, and Yorkshire want to end the season in style with victory over Durham at Headingley. Follow our live blog for updates.

Yorkshire are desperate to finish the season with a bang tomorrow. “We're not thinking about going through the motions this last game. Our aim is definitely to win this game of cricket tomorrow,” said all-rounder George Hill, fresh from a season’s best 88 on day three against Durham at Headingley.

Yorkshire are closing in on safety. The county’s Division One status in the Rothesay County Championship for 2026 is close to being secured after a strong day three against Durham at Headingley, also throwing into the mix Hampshire’s struggles in chasing down 181 to beat Surrey at Southampton. 

It's day three of the final round Rothesay County Championship clash with Durham at Headingley. Yorkshire hold the advantage. Follow our blog for live updates to see if they can strengthen their grip today. 

“It’s probably not the day we were hoping for, but sometimes you come across some great innings,” said Durham all-rounder Ben Raine after day two at Headingley. “Agarwal’s innings today was a fantastic knock.”

Mayank Agarwal scored his first century in county colours - a magnificent 175 off 195 balls - and Adam Lyth celebrated his 38th birthday with an important 69 as the pair helped bat Yorkshire towards Division One safety in the Rothesay County Championship.

Yorkshire are in Rothesay County Championship day two action against Durham at Headingley. Durham are 322-7 in their first innings. Follow our blog for live updates. 

New-ball star Jack White has hailed George Hill’s “incredible year” as his fellow seamer closes in on the 50-wicket mark in the Rothesay County Championship.