Yorkshire

Yorkshire will require a special day three performance - first with bat and then with ball - if they are to drag their Vitality County Championship clash with Middlesex out of the fire at Lord’s.

Yorkshire’s women’s side are ready and raring to for their season of county cricket, which starts for them on Sunday with a 50-over fixture against the North East Warriors at Durham’s Seat Unique Stadium (11am).

Yorkshire head into day two at Lord's with work to do having come out on the wrong side of a bowling day yesterday. They could do with that trend continuing for this morning as they bid to fight their way back. Follow this page for live updates throughout day two v Middlesex.

Shan Masood admitted his frustration after a number of Yorkshire’s batters, including himself, were unable to build on starts during their disappointing opening day against Middlesex at Lord’s.

Yorkshire endured difficulties with the bat during an all-action, 12-wicket first day of their Vitality County Championship clash with Middlesex at Lord’s today.

Yorkshire are at Lord's this weekend for their third round Championship match, against Middlesex. On the back of successive draws, Shan Masood and co are searching for their first win of the summer. Follow this page for live updates throughout day one.

Yorkshire’s new D40 captain Matt Bateman says he is relishing the challenge of trying to marry performance and progression in his first season in charge.

Shan Masood is hoping that being able to start this summer with Yorkshire will be key to him finding his top form in the Vitality County Championship, which continues with a trip to face Middlesex at Lord’s on Friday. 

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“We threw everything at them,” said Ottis Gibson as he reflected on Yorkshire’s final day display in their Vitality County Championship draw against Gloucestershire at Bristol today.

Impressive final day rearguards centuries from Ollie Price and James Bracey were the significant contributions as Yorkshire were forced to settle for a Vitality County Championship draw against Gloucestershire at Bristol’s Seat Unique Stadium.