Yorkshire

Yorkshire enjoyed a stunning seven-wicket afternoon with the ball followed by a brilliant evening with the bat on day two at Scarborough as they seized control of their LV= Insurance County Championship clash with Derbyshire.

The sun is shining at Scarborough once again, ahead of day two, which will begin with Derbyshire 47-1 in reply to Yorkshire's 297. Wickets are the order of the day. We will get going at 10.30am.

James Wharton says he and his Yorkshire team-mates are bidding to find a ruthless edge to their game as they aim for progression during the final month of the summer.

James Wharton’s pleasing middle order 58 was Yorkshire’s standout contribution in a competitive 297 all out during a hard-fought opening day at Scarborough which saw Derbyshire medium pacer Anuj Dal impress with five wickets. 

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Yorkshire are back in LV= Insurance County Championship action, against Derbyshire at Scarborough. It is the first four-day game since late July and the first of four remaining games this season. Shan Masood and co are aiming to repeat June's win over Derbyshire at Chesterfield.

Prizes may not be on offer for Yorkshire during the final month of the summer, but there remains plenty to play for in the eyes of captain Shan Masood.

The pilgrimage to Scarbados is nearly upon us once again. Derbyshire are the visitors for the latest Festival fixture, the LV= Insurance County Championship Division Two match starting on Sunday - the 136th in the storied history of the East Coast club with a North Marine Road home to die for. 

In-form duo Owen Morris and Cameron Sweeney are leading a host of Yorkshire stars involved in the ongoing ECB Disability Premier League, which has reached its crunch stage.

Shan Masood says a lack of consistency in performance has hurt Yorkshire in their Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign, which came to an end with defeat against Middlesex at Radlett today.

Quick-fire half-centuries from opener Joe Cracknell and ex-England Test batter Sam Robson ensured Middlesex successfully chased 254 as Yorkshire ended their Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign with a five-wicket defeat at Radlett Cricket Club.