Yorkshire

Ben Coad is confident Yorkshire can use today’s thrilling win over Essex as a springboard to secure knockout qualification in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup.

Yorkshire’s hopes of Metro Bank One-Day Cup are still alive after a thrilling three-wicket victory over Essex as Dom Bess starred late but decisively in a pursuit of 244 with a career best unbeaten 53. 

Yorkshire are about to embark on the first of six crucial days of cricket at Scarborough’s North Marine Road before the summer is out as their hopes of silverware reach a crucial juncture.

Yorkshire’s Jonny Harry Brook and Joe Root have been selected in a 14-player squad for the three-match Rothesay Test series against Sri Lanka.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club would like to announce that Head Coach of the Men's First Team squad, Ottis Gibson, will leave the Club at the end of this season.

James Wharton, who contributed 56 at York today, reflected with frustration on Yorkshire’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup defeat against Gloucestershire.

Yorkshire came out on the wrong side of another enthralling Metro Bank One-Day Cup clash at York as Gloucestershire impressively defended a 252-target to win by 36 runs. 

Dom Bess is brimming with confidence at present in terms of his own game, and it’s a feeling he believes is matched as a Yorkshire team in general.

Yorkshire D40 Pursuit coach Darren Spooner says his first summer of being involved in Disability Cricket has left him amazed by the quality on offer within the structure.

“Every game’s important, and we had to make sure we won today. This is when the table shapes up, so I’m really pleased with the performance.”

Shan Masood and Dom Bess were amongst a number of key contributors as Yorkshire claimed a hugely entertaining 49-run victory over Sussex Sharks at York in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. The Vikings won their second game in three in Group B as they defended a 262 target, bowling Sussex out for 212 in 44 overs.