Yorkshire

Rich Pyrah believes Yorkshire’s women learned a valuable lesson as they were beaten by 10 wickets against Warwickshire Bears in today’s Vitality County T20 Cup quarter-final at Weetwood.

Dawid Malan believes Yorkshire are currently on the wrong end of a 140-run swing in the game after two days against Nottinghamshire at Headingley.

Dawid Malan’s imperious morning 64 off 45 balls was not enough to prevent Yorkshire from enduring a difficult day two against now in-control Nottinghamshire at Headingley.

Yorkshire fell to a disappointing defeat to the Bears by 10 wickets with 29 balls to spare in the Vitality County T20 Cup quarter-final at Weetwood this afternoon.

It could be a landmark day for Yorkshire's women, who are one game from Finals Day in the Vitality County T20 Cup. They face Warwickshire up the road at Weetwood this afternoon. Yorkshire's men, meanwhile, are in day two Rothesay County Championship action against Nottinghamshire at Headingley. 

“If you look at it - 220, nearly 230 all out - you’d probably look to bowl them out for a bit less on that. But I think we’ve been a bit unlucky in parts.” Those were the thoughts of three-wicket all-rounder Jordan Thompson after day one against Nottinghamshire at Headingley.

George Hill continued his superb form with the ball to claim a third haul of five wickets or more in as many matches during an opening day of Rothesay County Championship cricket at Headingley which saw the balance of power constantly shift between its two combatants, Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire.

Yorkshire face Division One leaders Nottinghamshire at Headingley in a seventh-round match which marks the halfway point in this Rothesay County Championship campaign. Follow this page for live updates throughout day one. 

Sterre Kalis sees no reason why Yorkshire cannot go all the way and win the Vitality County T20 Cup competition as she prepares to face her loan county Warwickshire in Saturday afternoon’s quarter-final at Weetwood (2.30pm).

After one tough challenge comes another. But Anthony McGrath is confident his Yorkshire players will be better for the experience of facing county champions Surrey and seeing first hand what it takes to be the best in the business.

New England Lions all-rounder George Hill says frustration with the bat this summer has played its part in his fabulous run of form with the ball for Yorkshire.