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Yorkshire fell five runs short of chasing a record 215 target as the North Group leaders Birmingham continued their match to the quarter-finals.

On a day when caps went as far as some shots due to the strong winds honours were shared as each County won a game to leave Yorkshire top of the Group with 1 game remaining – at Sheffield Collegiate v Derbyshire on Tuesday 9th July 3 pm start.

Katie Levick has urged no let up from the Northern Diamonds as they continue their push for more silverware in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy. 

The annual Adult Hundred competition in Leeds is making waves with 30 out of the scheduled 98 matches already completed. The tournament, run in partnership with Leeds Premier League and based on the original ECB Hundred format, features 14 teams, each competing against the others once.

Ahead of our T20 game vs Birmingham Bears, our pre-match guide includes all the information spectators will need.  

Yorkshire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce that wicketkeeper-batter Harry Duke has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Headingley until at least the end of 2026. 

Jordan Thompson believes a win over Vitality Blast pacesetters Birmingham Bears at Headingley tomorrow (6.30pm) could prove to be the perfect springboard for Yorkshire’s quarter-final push over the next fortnight. 

It's time to vote for your Sportsbreak.com Player of the Month. There are four stand-out candidates who have led the way for the Diamonds.

Club partners NIC are proudly supporting the Performance Pathways, playing their part in developing the next Joe Root and Bess Heath. As part of the partnership, NIC have sponsored a new feature highlighting some of the outstanding teams within the pathways.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club are delighted to announce that top order batter Noah Kelly has signed his first professional contract with the county. 

Two games were played in front of a sizeable crowd with the first being a Group game and the second a friendly. Over the 2 games the spectators were treated to a plethora of impressive shots totalling 88 fours and 40 sixes – understandably a number of balls were lost.