Andrew Gale pulled no punches when assessing Yorkshire’s performance both against Kent at Emerald Headingley and Somerset at Taunton last week.
Coach Gale was speaking after seeing his side, set a victory target of 551 after tea on day three against Kent, slip to 44-6 in 22 overs before close.
The former captain praised Kent skipper Sam Billings for posting two hundreds in the match.
Winning the toss Yorkshire elected to bat and 35 had been added before Owen Smith was caught at fine leg for 13: Harry Duke was caught behind for 10, Fin Bean brilliantly caught at backward point for 14 and Jawad Akhtar caught behind for nought – in the 18th over we were 104-4.
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Durham won the toss and elected to bowl first – both sides showing changes from the first game at Harrogate last week which Yorkshire won.
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