Live: Gloucestershire v Yorkshire Women, MBODC

Alice Bird caught Jess Woolston bowled Ria Fackrell, 1.

Miscued to mid-off, and Yorkshire win by 150 runs.

Ami Campbell and Olivia Thomas the stars.

We move to 20 points with a fourth win in seven games and consolidate our place in fourth in the table.

Caitlin Belcher caught Amelia Love (sub) bowled Jess Woolston, 4.

Miscued high to mid-off.

Yorkshire nearly there.

Alice Hill lbw Olivia Thomas, 0.

Thomas a third wicket. Gloucestershire need 169 more.

Chloe Skelton bowled Olivia Thomas, 20.

Skelton misses a full toss. Thomas has her second wicket.

Bea Willis caught Amelia Oliver bowled Ria Fackrell, 2.

Miscued high to short fine-leg.

Izzy Patel caught Ami Campbell bowled Ines Blackwell, 20.

Caught low down at cover as the seam of Blackwell strikes. Good catch, too.

Gloucestershire chasing 282.

The hosts need 178 more to win this one, with Izzy Patel 16 and Chloe Skelton 12.

Things going nicely for Yorkshire as they pursue a fourth win in seventh to strengthen their bid for the semi-finals.

The Gloucestershire chase of 282 is in a quiet spell as they look to steady.

Izzy Patel has 14 and Chloe Skelton 6.

Becca Halliday run out 33.

Hannah Rainey from mid-off runs out the Gloucestershire opener at the striker’s end. Halliday can’t gain her ground having set off from the n0n-striker’s end.

Katie Jones caught Olivia Thomas bowled Claudie Cooper, 2.

Caught pulling at mid-wicket by Thomas at the second attempt. Parried at head high and is held onto as the ball drops to around stomach height.

Prarthana Reddy caught behind Maddie Ward bowled Olivia Thomas, 23.

Bright 23 is ended, with Gloucestershire needing much more.

Katie Jones in now alongside Becca Halliday, 27.

Target is 282.

Claudie Cooper has just bowled her first over.

With spin introduced into the attack, this is going to be a really key period in the game. Gloucestershire can’t afford to sit in chasing 282. But the pitch is turning.

The hosts have settled following the loss of Meg Ahearne early doors in their pursuit of 282.

Prarthana Reddy 17 and Becca Halliday 5.

Meg Ahearne bowled Hannah Rainey, 2.

A first Yorkshire wicket for Scotland seamer Rainey at the start of her second match.

Gloucestershire suffer an early setback in pursuit of 282.

Prarthana Reddy comes to the crease alongside Becca Halliday, 2.

Jess Woolston has the new ball, with Becca Halliday and Meg Ahearne opening the batting for Gloucestershire.

Ami Campbell finishes 98 not out off 61 balls.

Excellent knock, and Yorkshire are in a commanding position on a pitch which has taken turn.

Amelia Oliver contributed a career best 61 at the top of the order.

Ines Blackwell caught Alice Bird bowled Caitlin Belcher, 11.

Caught at short fine-leg trying to innovate.

Ami Campbell has 87. Jess Woolston in now.

Ami Campbell has 79. She’s just hammered Chloe Skelton’s off-spin down the ground for 6.

Gloucestershire under the pump here.

Ria Fackrell caught Chloe Skelton bowled Alice Bird, 5.

Drilled to cover.

Ines Blackwell in alongside Ami Campbell, who has 54.

Olivia Thomas lbw Bea Willis, 33.

Trapped in front looking to pull one which didn’t get up from the seam of Willis.

End of an excellent 78-run stand with Ami Campbell, who has 52.

Ria Fackrell in now.

Ami Campbell has reached her fifty off 36 balls with 4x4s and 2x6s. Impressive stuff from the Yorkshire left-hander.

Yorkshire 198-4 after 42 overs.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

Ami Campbell and Olivia Thomas, the former in particular, are looking to push on, and are doing so successfully.

Both players have had a bit of fortune. Campbell, for example, has four times miscued balls which have just landed short of fielders. But she’s taken advantage with some eye-catching shots.

She has 37 of 184-4 in the 40th. These two have shared 50 unbroken. Thomas has 21.

Ami Campbell has just taken a four and a slog-swept six off Alice Hill’s off-spin to move to 30 out of 165-4 early in the 38th over.

Yorkshire 150-4 in the 36th over.

Ami Campbell has 17 and Olivia Thomas 7.

If these two can stay together, another 75 to 100 runs is realistic.

That would put Gloucestershire under major pressure.

Maddie Ward lbw Alice Hill, 14.

Playing forward to the off-spinner, trapped in front.

Olivia Thomas in alongside Ami Campbell, who has 9.

Amelia Oliver caught behind Katie Jones bowled Liv Daniels, 61.

Excellent innings ended, with Ami Campbell coming to the crease to join her captain, Maddie Ward, who has 1.

There is definite turn on offer here, and that should play into Yorkshire’s hands with the quality of spin at their disposal.

Amelia Oliver has her maiden fifty off 85 balls. Excellent knock.

But she has lost her partner, Rebecca Duckworth, caught Caitlin Belcher bowled Liv Daniels, 15.

Caught at mid-off.

Maddie Ward in now alongside Oliver, who has 51. It’s 100-2 after 24 overs.

Amelia Oliver has helped Yorkshire to 81-1 after 21 overs.

Rebecca Duckworth has 8.

The White Rose pair are absorbing the pressure created by the home attack, with spin from both ends at present.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

Yorkshire are 61-1 after 14 overs, scoring only 14 runs in the last seven overs.

Amelia Oliver has 28 and Rebecca Duckworth 4.

Erin Thomas caught Chloe Skelton bowled Alice Bird, 22.

Leading edge to cover against seam, and Gloucestershire have the breakthrough.

Rebecca Duckworth in now.

Yorkshire are 31-0 in the fifth over, with seven boundaries included.

Erin Thomas has five of them, Amelia Oliver the other two.

Thomas has 20, Oliver 9. The latter has just driven twice through the covers off Bea Willis.

Erin Thomas has taken three boundaries off Bea Willis in the opening over.

Yorkshire 14-0.

Caitlin Belcher sharing the new ball for Gloucestershire.

Erin Thomas and Amelia Oliver are opening the batting for Yorkshire.

Bea Willis has the new ball for Gloucestershire.

Yorkshire young guns aim to cap memorable few weeks with final win

Yorkshire: Erin Thomas, Amelia Oliver, Rebecca Duckworth, Maddie Ward c&w, Ami Campbell, Olivia Thomas, Ines Blackwell, Ria Fackrell, Jess Woolston, Claudie Cooper, Hannah Rainey.

From Bristol, where it’s another warm day. We have hazy sunshine at present ahead of Yorkshire’s seventh match of nine, against a Gloucestershire side who are also right in the thick of the race for the semi-finals. We get going at 10.30am.

Yorkshire head into today on the back of successive home defeats against the top two sides in the group table, Middlesex and Glamorgan. They remain fourth, holding what would be the last semi-final berth. But only just.

Worcestershire, Sussex and Gloucestershire are right on their heels.

Both counties have won three and lost three so far. Yorkshire (15 points) are two points better off courtesy of having won their three matches with a bonus point.

You can read our preview for this match, with thoughts from coach Rich Pyrah and all-rounder Ria Fackrell, via the embedded X post above.

Later today, we will also be publishing a feature on Yorkshire’s Academy and EPP progress ahead of Monday’s Under 18s County Cup final against Surrey at Kibworth. We will link to that when it’s up on site.