Yorkshire

Dom Leech has described Yorkshire’s thrilling Metro Bank One-Day Cup victory over Surrey at York in August, to which he contributed with the ball and then decisively with the bat, as his most cherished memory in cricket.

Ottis Gibson says the indication from Shan Masood is that his Test captaincy role with Pakistan will not have a significant impact on his overseas availability with Yorkshire in 2024.

Santa delivered me an early Christmas present this week - my first run since getting back on my feet following injury. Not the most glamorous gift, I grant you, but it was a significant moment in preparing for next season.

Yorkshire’s D40 title-winning team manager Owen Jervis believes the success of the county’s disability structure spans much wider than this summer’s on-field triumph. 

Yash Vagadia has spoken of his honour and pride after winning the top prize in last month’s PCA Futures Awards. The Yorkshire teenager, 19, won the Overall and Academic Progression award.

Ottis Gibson believes Harry Brook will bounce back from a challenging first year in the Indian Premier League after being sold to Delhi Capitals in today’s auction, while the Yorkshire coach has also revealed Joe Root’s intention to play early season county cricket next year after opting against returning to the same competition. 

Dom Bess is in excellent form with ball and bat as the Yorkshire off-spinning all-rounder plays domestic cricket in Zimbabwe.

Dom Leech believes a winter racking up the overs on Australian pitches will set him up ideally to contribute towards an LV= Insurance County Championship promotion push next summer.

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Dan Moriarty believes he is joining a Yorkshire squad which is set up for long-term success. Left-arm spinner Moriarty signed a three-year contract at Headingley back in August, hot on the heels of an encouraging month-long loan spell with the county.

England Physical Disability World Cup winner and Yorkshire’s national title-winning captain Gordon Laidlaw has called time on his illustrious playing career.