Yorkshire

Yorkshire are taking on Glamorgan at Cardiff in the penultimate round of this season's Vitality County Championship. They enjoyed a healthy opening day with the bat. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day to see if they can back it up with the ball.

James Wharton reflected with significant positivity on Yorkshire’s opening day performance against Glamorgan at Cardiff today. 

George Hill's fine 90 off 115 balls was well supported by further fifties for James Wharton and Dom Bess as Yorkshire made a useful start to their penultimate round Vitality County Championship fixture with Glamorgan at sunny Sophia Gardens in Cardiff. 

Yorkshire are facing Glamorgan at Cardiff in their penultimate round Vitality County Championship fixture. Promotion back to Division One could be achieved this week. Follow live updates throughout day one.

Disability Cricket is thriving in Yorkshire at present. That was highlighted best at Headingley earlier this month when Select XIs representing Yorkshire and England faced off in a 30-over Showcase fixture.

New ball star Ben Coad believes he is bowling as well as ever as he spearheads Yorkshire’s bid for promotion in the Vitality County Championship. 

Alex Wade is a fast bowler to keep an eye on, believes Yorkshire coach Ottis Gibson. The Academy fast bowler, 17-years-old, is currently with the England Under 19s squad for their ODI tri-series against Scotland and Ireland, which started in Loughborough today.

Ottis Gibson said his Yorkshire side “fully deserved our win here” after triumphing inside three days against Leicestershire at the Uptonsteel County Ground, Grace Road.

George Hill starred with a brilliant 6-59 from 13.3 overs as Yorkshire completed a crucial innings and 72-run Vitality County Championship victory over Leicestershire inside three days at the Uptonsteel County Ground, Grace Road.

We're into day three at the Uptonsteel County Ground, Grace Road, where Yorkshire are on top against Leicestershire. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day.

Jonny Tattersall was clearly delighted with his own contribution, a magnificent 126 helping to put Yorkshire in a fabulous position at the halfway stage of their Vitality County Championship clash with Leicestershire at Grace Road. But Yorkshire’s captain was keen to deflect praise onto others batters as well.