Yorkshire

Anthony McGrath is targeting consistency as Yorkshire bid to progress towards silverware in the Rothesay County Championship.

Yorkshire’s bowlers continued their ruthless streak to polish off the Surrey lower middle order and tail and wrap up a superb second win of the Rothesay County Championship season at Headingley this morning, this by an innings and 127 runs. 

Yorkshire are aiming to complete victory over Surrey at Headingley today. It's day four, and Surrey are 83-5 in their second innings having followed-on. They are still 199 behind. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day.

Matthew Revis hailed a superb “all-round” bowling display as Yorkshire took 15 wickets during the third day of their clash with Surrey at Headingley to put the county on course for what would be a superb victory. 

Yorkshire’s bowlers, led by the outstanding George Hill, put their county on course for what would be a notable Rothesay County Championship victory over Surrey at Headingley thanks to a superb day-three display.

Yorkshire are in day three action against Surrey at Headingley. The visitors are 17-0 in reply to our 486. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day.

Jess Jonassen continued her brilliant debut season for Yorkshire as she scored her third century in this season’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup - but her heroics were ultimately in vain as Warwickshire triumphed at a sunny but chilly Scarborough.

Captain Jonny Bairstow is hoping a good day with the ball for Yorkshire tomorrow can open up their clash with Surrey, despite almost 60 overs being lost to rain on day two at Headingley. 

Only the morning session of day two - added to four overs in the afternoon - was played between Yorkshire and Surrey at Headingley because of rain. But there was plenty of action.

Yorkshire's men are up against Surrey on day two of the Rothesay County Championship clash at Headingley, while our women are facing Warwickshire up the A64 in Scarborough as they bid for win number three of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign. Follow this blog for live updates throughout the day.

Dom Bess hailed hundred heroes Adam Lyth and Jonny Bairstow after the pair helped Yorkshire into a position of strength on day one against Surrey at Headingley.