Live: Yorkshire Men v Hampshire, Rothesay CC, Day One

The hosts trail by 203 runs after what was an action-packed day.

Yorkshire looked to be on top, only for Hampshire to fight back impressively with the ball.

Adam Lyth 20, Matthew Revis 6.

Ben Coad bowled Sonny Baker, 0.

Coad has inside-edged one on to his foot and seen leg-stump.

Oh no. James Wharton bowled first ball with a searing yorker.

Baker has taken three wickets in the over.

Sam Whiteman lbw Sonny Baker, 14.

Yorkshire lose their second shortly before close. Hint of being high but the Yorkshire-born Aussie is on his way.

Ben Coad in as nightwatchman.

If Yorkshire can get through to close without any further alarm, they will have had a really good day.

We have a bit more than eight overs remaining, and it’s 25-1, with Adam Lyth on 12.

Fin Bean bowled Kyle Abbott, 1.

Ah, Bean attempts to leave alone and loses his off-stump.

Sam Whiteman in alongside Adam Lyth, who has 6.

Hampshire have bowled nicely here.

A couple of maidens to start with for Hampshire’s South African new-ball pair Kyle Abbott and Codi Yusuf.

Replying to 251, Yorkshire will bat for 24 overs this evening. Adam Lyth and Fin Bean opening, as per usual.

Jake Lehmann caught Matthew Revis bowled George Hill, 76.

Lehmann tries to clear the mid-wicket fence over towards the East Stand but can’t.

Revis takes a fine catch on the rope. Initially, thought he was going to palm it off before going over the ropes, but he completed it on his own.

Hill finishes with a superb 5-46.

Eddie Baker bowled Ben Coad, 17.

We’re underway after tea. The new-ball duo of Jhye Richardson and Ben Coad are back in operation.

Jake Lehmann 70, Eddie Jack 11.

Jake Lehmann has reached the break on 70 and Eddie Jack 10.

George Hill has four wickets.

Super performance so far from the White Rose.

Kyle Abbott lbw George Hill, 0.

Hill strikes twice in four balls. Super stuff.

Codi Yusuf lbw George Hill, 8.

Three wickets for Hill. And, after some mid-afternoon resistance, Yorkshire have re-asserted their authority.

Liam Dawson caught behind Harry Duke bowled Ben Coad, 4.

Squared up with a bit of seam movement away from the right-hander. Lovely delivery.

Ben Mayes bowled Dom Bess, 39.

Much-needed breakthrough for Yorkshire, and it comes courtesy of the skipper, who bowls the England Under 19 through the gate.

Liam Dawson has just joined Jake Lehmann at the crease. The latter has 56.

Lehmann reaches his fifty off 65 balls, taking Hampshire to 192-4.

Jake Lehmann and Ben Mayes are still going.

Lehmann 49 and Mayes has 38. They have shared 80 to move their side to 191-4 in the 51st over.

Half-century stand between Jake Lehmann 29 and Ben Mayes 28.

Ben Brown lbw George Hill, 15.

Huge wicket for Yorkshire as Brown shuffles down the crease but gets pinned in front.

Hampshire’s captain has a superb career record against Yorkshire, for Sussex and Hampshire. Not today, though.

Hill has his second wicket.

Nick Gubbins caught Fin Bean bowled Jack White, 43.

Pushed forwards, edged straight to Bean at third slip.

Hampshire captain Ben Brown in now alongside Jake Lehmann, who has 7.

George Hill appeals for the wicket of Tom Prest just before lunch.

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A brief spell at Headingley at the end of 2016 was followed by similar at Lancashire.

Now left-handed Lehmann, son of Darren, is wearing the rose and crown of Hampshire.

He has 5 of 86-2 in the early stages of the afternoon.

Nick Gubbins reaches the break on 40, Jake Lehmann 1.

Morning wickets for Jhye Richardson and George Hill.

Tom Prest lbw George Hill, 35.

Trapped in front half pushing forwards.

Prest looked really disappointed with the decision, thinking it was perhaps sliding down leg. Probably umpire’s call on DRS.

Jhye Richardson celebrates dismissing Joe Weatherley.

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Nick Gubbins has 20 and Tom Prest 21.

Pretty impressive recovery, really, in the face of some early movement.

Nick Gubbins and Tom Prest are trying to recover their side from the early wicket.

Hampshire 19-1.

Jack White into the attack for Ben Coad, who has bowled three overs.

Fully expect Dom Bess to utilise his seamers in short, sharp bursts.

Hampshire 11-1 in the seventh over.

Joe Weatherley caught behind Harry Duke bowled Jhye Richardson, 0.

Pushed forwards and feathered behind. Super start from the new-ball pair of Coad and Richardson.

Jhye Richardson receives his Yorkshire cap this morning from Ben Coad. The new-ball pair have shared three maidens to begin this contest.

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Now for Jhye Richardson. He’s sharing the new ball and is bowling to Nick Gubbins.

Ben Coad has the new ball from the Howard Stand End, bowling to Joe Weatherley. Nick Gubbins is the other Hampshire opener.

Yorkshire: Lyth, Bean, Whiteman, Wharton, Revis, Hill, Duke w, Bess c, Richardson, Coad, White.

Picture by John Heald.

There are another four fixtures starting today in the top flight of the Championship.

Essex v Somerset at Chelmsford, Nottinghamshire v Glamorgan at Trent Bridge, Surrey v Leicestershire at the Oval and Sussex v Warwickshire at Hove.

In Division Two, Gloucestershire host Durham at Bristol, it’s Kent versus Northamptonshire at Canterbury, Lancashire against Derbyshire at Old Trafford and Middlesex v Worcestershire at Lord’s.

From Headingley, where it’s a dry and sunny day ahead of the start of our clash with Hampshire.

While Yorkshire drew away at Glamorgan last week, Hampshire were beaten inside three days at home to Essex – by an innings.

It certainly wasn’t the start new head coach Russell Domingo from South Africa would have hoped for, alongside his compatriot overseas duo Kyle Abbott and Codi Yusuf.

Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow is missing this match with a fractured right thumb. Harry Duke is set to come in to take the gloves, while Australian fast bowler Jhye Richardson comes in for his debut.

You can read our preview for this match, with Dom Bess, whose new contract was announced yesterday morning.

The live stream will be available once again just before play starts, linked at the top of the page.