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All the information spectators will need for our second home game of 2026.

On a cool and overcast morning Hampshire won the toss and elected to have a bowl.

Cards on the table. Kevin Sharp doesn’t remember too much about the game we have chosen for this latest bygones piece ahead of Yorkshire’s home fixture with Sussex at Headingley. But it’s entirely understandable given the one-wicket win over the Martlets at the same venue in 1986 came amidst a season which only saw the county finish 10th in the County Championship.

We know that when we play good cricket for long enough, we can beat any team in Tier 1. 

The Yorkshire County Cricket Club can confirm that Will Sutherland will no longer be joining the club for this year's Vitality Blast, due to injury. 

County Cup final appearances for both Yorkshire’s men’s and women’s Under 18s teams headlined a progressive last summer within the county’s Academy and Emerging Players’ Programme set-ups, and there is plenty of anticipation that 2026 can provide more to shout about.

Jess Jonassen was the star of Yorkshire’s show today with 67 and four wickets, but the Australian all-rounder reserved praise for other contributors as The Blaze were beaten at Headingley in a landmark Metro Bank One-Day Cup clash.

Australian overseas star Jess Jonassen underpinned an historic maiden Tier 1 victory with a fifty and four wickets as fabulous Yorkshire beat title hopefuls The Blaze in an action-packed Metro Bank One-Day Cup fixture at Headingley today.

Yorkshire's women are back in action today against The Blaze at Headingley. It's match number three of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. Follow this page for live updates.

Ben Cliff has described last summer’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup as “one of the best months of my career”. Now, he is hoping for more of the same this summer, but for that success to be extended across all competitions.