Live: Yorkshire Men v Derbyshire Falcons, Metro Bank One-Day Cup
Yorkshire are playing game number seven of eight in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup today, against Derbyshire at Scarborough. A win would put the county on the verge of knockout qualification. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day.
YORKSHIRE WIN!!!!
It often looked unlikely, but Yorkshire have won this by five wickets with four balls to spare.
Sam Whiteman 94, James Wharton 75, George Hill two wickets and 63 not out. The list goes on…
Ben Cliff three-for, Jafer Chohan getting both openers in an over when Derbyshire were 140-0.
Five wins from seven, and we’re on the verge of knockout qualification.
Fabulous. Enjoy your weekend.
14 needed off two overs
Yorkshire 265-4 after 48 overs.
Hang on 265-5 after 48.1 overs. Whiteman caught behind down leg off Potts.
Hill 50
George Hill has reached a brilliant fifty just when it’s needed most, off 42 balls.
Yorkshire 257-4 after 47 overs, needing 22 more to win.
44 to win off five overs
Yorkshire 235-4 from 45 overs.
Forty two runs have come from the last four overs.
Whiteman 83, Hill 37.
Hill ramps and reverse ramps
Yorkshire 214-4 in the 44th now.
George Hill has just ramped and reverse ramped Anuj Dal for a couple of boundaries in the previous over.
Yorkshire 202-4 after 42 overs
We need 77 more off 48 balls.
Sam Whiteman has just hit Martin Andersson for a couple of boundaries and has 72. George Hill 16.
Yorkshire 188-4, 40 overs
Yorkshire need 91 more to win from 10 overs.
Sam Whiteman 62 and George Hill 12.
It’s a toss of a coin this game.
Wharton falls
James Wharton has cut Nick Potts to backward point, falling for 75.
That ends a 107 partnership with Sam Whiteman, who has 50.
Yorkshire 164-4 in the 35th over, needing 115 more to win.
Whiteman 50
Sam Whiteman has reached his fifty off 62 balls. Fine knock alongside the excellent James Wharton.
Yorkshire 163-3 in the 35th over.
Wharton takes on Morley
James Wharton has just timed the pants off what was only a push through the covers and has picked up four. He then pulls a short ball from Jack Morley over mid-wicket for six. He has 69 out of 154-3 in the 33rd over.
Wharton 50
James Wharton has reached his fifty off 66 balls.
Yorkshire 128-3 in the 28th over.
Hopefully Sam Whiteman will follow to the same milestone. He has 40.
Yorkshire 119-3 after 25 overs
We need 160 more.
James Wharton 47 and Sam Whiteman 34.
These two have done a good job on a pitch with a bit in it.
Handful of boundaries
Sam Whiteman 23 and James Wharton 40 have picked up some valuable boundaries in the last five minutes or so.
Yorkshire 101-3 in the 21st over chasing 279.
Yorkshire 73-3, 17th over
James Wharton has 31 and Sam Whiteman 9.
A recovery job is currently underway. Ones and twos being picked off.
We need 206 more to win.
Yorkshire 57-3, 12th over
Work to do for Yorkshire now as Will Bennison is caught behind off Ben Aitchison.
We are chasing 279.
Sam Whiteman joins James Wharton at the crease. Wharton has 25.
Yorkshire 51-2, 11th over
James Wharton has done the bulk of the scoring in the last 20 minutes or so, including three times driving Nick Potts down the ground for boundaries.
He has 22 and Will Bennison 9 as we chase 279.
Adam Lyth falls
Crikey!
A brute of a delivery from Nick Potts, short ball into the armpit region, is fended off to second slip, who takes a looping catch.
Yorkshire 22-2 in the fifth over and with some rebuilding to do.
Luxton falls
Will Luxton caught at first slip off Ben Aitchison as Yorkshire fall to 8-1 in the second over.
Will Bennison in now as we chase 279.
Up and running in reply
Yorkshire 8-0 in the first over as Adam Lyth clips Nick Potts off his hip and then drives him for four. Two boundaries early on.
Derbyshire will be so, so frustrated with where they find themselves.
Can Yorkshire make them pay?
Hill brilliant at the death
George Hill has just conceded only three runs off the last over of the innings to limit Derbyshire to 278-8.
They had been 140-0 after 26.
Ben Cliff finishes with three wickets.
Picture by Bruce Rollinson/SWPix.com.
Derbyshire 264-8, 48.1 overs
Nick Potts has been caught at deep mid-wicket by James Wharton off Ben Cliff, who has three.
Good swirling catch just inside the ropes.
Derbyshire 244-7, 47th over
Ross Whiteley miscues Ben Cliff to George Hill, running in from long-on.
Derbyshire 239-6, 45 overs
Luis Reece drills a head high catch to James Wharton at mid-on off George Hill, 20.
Ross Whiteley looms as the danger here on 16.
Jewell hasn't sparkled
Caleb Jewell has just pulled George Hill out to deep backward square-leg.
Derbyshire are 214-5 in the 43rd over.
Derbyshire 207-4, 40.1 overs
Derbyshire have been pegged back. A good last 10 overs can still cause Yorkshire problems, but what once looked like 325 or even 350 is by no means certain to be 300 even.
Caleb Jewell 25 and Luis Reece 10.
Guest stay ended
Brooke Guest is caught behind off Ben Cliff, 14.
Derbyshire 194-4 in the 38th over.
Luis Reece in now alongside Caleb Jewell, who has 21.
Madsen goine!
Brilliant one-handed catch from Will Bennison at backward point following a Wayne Madsen reverse sweep at Dom Bess.
Derbyshire 171-3 in the 33rd over.
The reverse was top-edged, with Bennison taking the catch above his head. Superb effort.
Brooke Guest in now alongside Caleb Jewell.
Derbyshire 141-2, 27th over
That’s a very smart catch from Dom Bess going low to his right at mid-wicket following a well struck Martin Andersson pull.
He falls for 67.
Great chance for Yorkshire to pressurise the two new batters now.
Wayne Madsen has joined Caleb Jewell, who has 1.
Derbyshire 140-1, 27th over
Harry Came is caught at long-off by Will Luxton as Jafer Chohan breaks through.
Came goes for 58, with Martin Andersson still there on 67.
Australian Caleb Jewell in now.
Derbyshire 137-0 after 25 overs
We’ve taken drinks here at North Marine Road.
Yorkshire look like they’re going to be chasing something in the region of 325-350 at present. Things can change, but they need to quickly.
Martin Andersson 66 and Harry Came 56.
An early appeal goes begging for George Hill.
Picture by Bruce Rollinson/SWPix.com.
Came 50
Derbyshire captain Harry Came has reached his fifty in 69 balls.
He has helped his side to 122-0 in the 24th over.
Derbyshire 103-0 in the 21st over
Martin Andersson has just reached his fifty off 66 balls.
He recently pulled Jafer Chohan for six, on 40, which burst through the hands of Will Bennison at deep square-leg.
Yorkshire need a wicket
Derbyshire have advanced to 75-0 after 17 overs, and Yorkshire could do with breaking this stand between Harry Came, who has 35, and Martin Andersson on 29.
Jafer Chohan is into the attack on his List A debut for Yorkshire.
Bess into the attack
Dom Bess has brought himself on, in place of Ben Cliff.
Derbyshire will be very happy with this start.
They are 54-0 in the 13th over.
Harry Came 27 and Martin Andersson 17.
First change for Yorkshire
Ben Cliff is into the attack for Yorkshire in place of George Hill.
A man who has struck in his first over the last two games running, can he make the breakthrough here.
Derbyshire 28-0 after eight overs.
Derbyshire 20-0 after five overs
Strange old start this.
Plenty of plays and misses, but Derbyshire’s cause has been advanced by five wides from George Hill and then four byes. Both short balls which climbed.
Ben Coad sharing the new ball
A George Hill maiden to start with against Harry Came. Now for Ben Coad against Martin Andersson.
George Hill has the new ball
All set to go here at North Marine Road.
George Hill has the new ball, with Martin Andersson and Harry Came opening the batting for Derbyshire.
Yorkshire win toss and bowl
Yorkshire: Adam Lyth, Will Luxton, Will Bennison, James Wharton, Sam Whiteman, George Hill, Fin Bean w, Dom Bess c, Jafer Chohan, Ben Coad, Ben Cliff.
Good morning...
From a dry and bright Scarborough, where we’ve not got the wall to wall sunshine of recent weeks but things are settled on the weather front.
This is Yorkshire’s penultimate fixture in the One-Day Cup group stage, and a win will put Yorkshire on the verge of knockout qualification.
Qualification can’t be confirmed today, but it may yet transpire that one more win is enough for a top three finish.
The aim, however, is two wins to have a chance at a home semi-final for the second year running.
We head into this match on the back of a defeat at Lord’s against group leaders Middlesex on Sunday. They actually play third-placed Durham at Banks Homes Riverside today.
Derbyshire are in must win territory. This is their sixth game of eight. But, with three to play, they only have eight points, half as many as Middlesex, Yorkshire and Durham, who sit in the top three. They beat Sussex at home on Sunday.
We have previewed this fixture with Will Bennison, who made a pleasing 63 at Lord’s, his maiden first-team fifty.
That’s linked below, while the stream is available at the top of the page.
Enjoy the day.
Durham v Middlesex
Yorkshire are sandwiched in between Middlesex and Durham in the group, and they play each other at Banks Homes Riverside today.
That game starts at 1.30pm.