Noah Kelly blog: Hard work with county colleagues and runs in Melbourne
The training camp out here in Melbourne with the Yorkshire lads over the last few weeks - overseen by our bowling coach Mick Lewis - has been really, really high-quality.
Women's jet-setters ramp up summer prep
Four Yorkshire women’s stars have been - or will be - jetting away from Headingley to ramp up their preparations for the new season, with Claudie Cooper especially busy.
Welcome to Yorkshire, Jhye!
Yorkshire have added to their WA contingent by signing exciting international quick Jhye Richardson for the first half of the Rothesay County Championship summer.
Yorkshire sign Jhye Richardson
Yorkshire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce the overseas signing of Australian Test star Jhye Richardson, with the bowler joining for the first block of Rothesay County Championship fixtures.
Where are they now: Mickey Edwards
You could forgive Mickey Edwards for not knowing whether to laugh or cry when he looks back at his short time with Yorkshire in 2023 and 2024. But the affable Australian quickly dispels any doubt when he says: “I absolutely loved it at Yorkshire. I met some incredible people.”
Lyth aims to avoid repeat of his Supermarket Sweep!
Yorkshire batting star Adam Lyth wandering around Sainsbury’s in Whitby in his full cricket kit?! The pun is unavoidable. A Supermarket Sweep.
An Over of News
Yorkshire’s women have been given a huge boost ahead of the new summer with the return to fitness of overseas signing Jess Jonassen back home in Australia.
Gavin talks men's recruitment ahead of new summer
Adding experience to Yorkshire’s men’s squad was a conscious effort, says general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton, who is very happy with where things stand recruitment wise ahead of the 2026 summer.
Coad on Melbourne camp and new season
Ben Coad is confident Yorkshire can build on the positivity which came from the way they finished last season as they bid to start 2026 with a bang.
Yorkshire pride as women's trio qualify for World Cup - Hamilton
Sterre Kalis, Hannah Rainey and Rachel Slater are all in line to play at this summer’s T20 World Cup in England, with Yorkshire’s general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton describing it as “fantastic news”.
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