Yorkshire

Will Luxton lit up day one against Warwickshire with a career best 167 to help Yorkshire seize the initiative. Can they build on their position of strength during day two? Follow this page for live updates.

“You could stand there for hours and name everyone that you could thank.” Today’s maiden first-class century - only his second in first-team cricket - was a huge moment for Will Luxton, who started to think about those who have helped him along his journey into this position as he spoke to the media at close on day one.

When you reflect upon Will Luxton’s career so far, it was no surprise that his magnificent maiden century in first-class cricket should come at Scarborough during a highly-impressive Yorkshire day one batting display against Warwickshire today.

The return of the Rothesay County Championship is upon us. After a month-long break for the Blast, Yorkshire are aiming to build on their win over Surrey at Headingley. We're in Scarborough to face Warwickshire. Follow this page for live updates throughout day one.

Gavin Hamilton has been looking ahead to what he describes as “a massive two weeks” in Yorkshire’s season.

As Jonny Bairstow spoke after the Vitality Blast defeat at Leicestershire on Sunday afternoon, he was clearly frustrated with the manner of it, Yorkshire slipping from 100-3 to 135 all out in their pursuit of a 148-target. But the White Rose skipper struck the balance between disappointment and encouragement.

Playing in a World Cup is the pinnacle of our cricket with Scotland, and this T20 one starting at the weekend is one I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. 

Sarah Glenn says “I loved being back out there” having made her Yorkshire debut against Durham at Headingley on Friday following a broken finger.

Yorkshire and Durham meet for the second time in five days in the Vitality Blast, this time at the Banks Homes Riverside. The White Rose are bidding for their first win in six in this competition. Follow this blog throughout the afternoon for live updates. 

Hannah Rainey says she is “delighted” to be back in Yorkshire colours after an incredibly frustrating, injury-hit start to the season which cost her the chance to play at the T20 World Cup with Scotland.

Yorkshire’s D40 Pursuit side extended their perfect start to the new season with a fifth successive win yesterday, this one by only one-wicket chasing 269 at home to Warwickshire at Higham Cricket Club.