Yorkshire

Mother Cricket clearly wasn’t on Yorkshire’s side today as Middlesex’s impressive centurion Ryan Higgins survived a huge let-off before lunch on day three.

Yorkshire’s bowlers, led by the spinners, worked tirelessly for reward during the third day of their Vitality Championship clash with Middlesex at Headingley, the match now looking likely to finish in a draw tomorrow evening after visiting centuries for Sam Robson and Ryan Higgins.

Day Three at Headingley is upon us, and it will tell us a lot about Yorkshire's chances of winning this Vitality County Championship clash with Middlesex. They need a good day with the ball to make headway in their defence of 601-6 declared. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day from Headingley.

All-rounder George Hill paid tribute to some helping hands after he today scored his first century of what he admits has been a frustrating season with the bat.

George Hill and Jonny Bairstow both racked up scores in the 160s as Yorkshire ploughed on to a mammoth first-innings 601-6 declared on day two of their Vitality County Championship clash with fellow promotion contenders Middlesex at Headingley. 

Tom Craddock is in confident mood as his Yorkshire Under 18s side head into Sunday’s ECB County Cup final against Middlesex at Kibworth CC in Leicestershire.

The sun is shining once again at Headingley, where we are into day two of the Vitality County Championship promotion clash between Yorkshire and Middlesex. Yorkshire had the better of day one. Follow this page to see if they can back it up today.

“You don’t poke the bear with Jonny!” Adam Lyth said what most people would have been thinking at Headingley today as they watched brilliant Jonny Bairstow score a century to help Yorkshire start their clash with Middlesex in fine fashion.

Unbeaten Jonny Bairstow scored his first Yorkshire century in first-class cricket since May 2016 as the hosts enjoyed an excellent start against Middlesex at Headingley.

Good morning from Headingley, where we begin our promotion blockbuster with Middlesex. The winner of this one will take a stranglehold on the race for a top-two finish in Division Two ahead of the final three weeks of the season. Follow this page for live updates throughout day one.

As the old adage goes, ‘There’s no I in Team’. But Ben Coad has revealed how coach Ottis Gibson has urged himself and the rest of Yorkshire’s bowling group to take a very different view.