Yorkshire

Anthony McGrath reflected on an impressive Yorkshire performance and a satisfactory outcome as they sealed a 13-point draw against reigning champions Surrey at Scarborough today.

Dom Bess completed a season’s best haul of seven for 162 from 35 overs during the final day of Yorkshire’s Rothesay County Championship draw with Surrey at Scarborough today.

Yorkshire and Surrey are in final-day Rothesay County Championship action at Scarborough. It's almost certain this fixture will finish in a draw. But can something remarkable happen to change the course? Follow our blog for live updates throughout the day.

Matthew Revis spoke of an “extra special” century after helping Yorkshire post 500 plus in their first innings against reigning champions Surrey at Scarborough.

Matthew Revis scored a brilliant 110 not out - his second successive century in the Rothesay County Championship - to help Yorkshire reach a first-innings 517-6 declared on day three at Scarborough before Surrey’s top order averted any potential danger. 

Yorkshire and Surrey head into day three at Scarborough, with the former trying to engineer a victory from a game which has been affected significantly by the weather. Follow this page for live updates.

Yorkshire batting coach John Sadler hailed Jonny Bairstow’s fine day-two 72 against Surrey and then revealed the county captain’s desperation to play at his favourite ground despite the uncertainty surrounding the birth of his second child.

Jonny Bairstow made it to a belligerent 72 off 90 balls and Matthew Revis to 34 not out as the pair briefly brightened up a heavily weather-affected day two against Surrey at Scarborough.

Yorkshire enjoyed the better of day one against Surrey at Scarborough yesterday. If they can back it up on day two, they have will have a great chance of beating the county champions for win number three this season. Follow our blog for live updates throughout the day. 

Lauren Winfield-Hill has hailed a shared contribution amongst the squad to help put Yorkshire on the verge of their first trophy of the new professional county era.

Yorkshire’s Will Luxton has had a whirlwind few days, which ended successfully with a career best 71 on day one against Surrey at Scarborough today.