Live: Yorkshire Men v Hampshire & Somerset vs Yorkshire Women

The visitors lead by 167 at the halfway stage of this context.

Yorkshire have plenty of work to do.

Tom Prest 27 and nightwatchman Sonny Baker 5.

Nick Gubbins caught behind Harry Duke bowled Logan van Beek, 1.

Good catch from Duke, diving away to his left. The umpires did chat before giving it, seemingly checking whether it was a bump ball.

Sonny Baker in as nightwatchman.

Joe Weatherley lbw Logan van Beek, 11.

Great start to this mini session for Yorkshire.

There are 10 overs remaining in the day. Hampshire 46-0, leading by 120.

The sun is shining now.

Ah, the weather has returned. That may be it for the day.

We may some more play here.

The sun is shining, and the covers are being taken off.

Rain has interrupted play, for the fifth time today. Hampshire 46-0, leading by 120.

Somerset need nine more to win. It’s a thriller, with Claudie Cooper having just got Lola Harris. Key batter Sophie Luff still there on 67.

Somerset need only 14 now from seven overs. Sophie Luff 64 not out.

Should be back underway imminently at Headingley.

Meanwhile, Somerset are fighting back at 142-8 in the 37th over chasing 179. Captain Sophie Luff has just reached her fifty.

Rain has forced the players off the field a touch earlier than planned. Hampshire lead by 87.

Somerset’s women are 124-8 in the 33rd over chasing 179.

With it being an immediate eight-day stand down period as part of the new substitution rule, and Yorkshire having a bye round next weekend, Jhye Richardson will not miss another match.

Chloe Skelton caught Beth Langston bowled Claudie Cooper, 1.

Caught at deep mid-wicket on the pull.

Somerset a long way from their target, needing 179 to win.

Hang on, they’re eight down. 115-8 now.

Jess Jonassen has just trapped Ellie Anderson in front!

Our Australian overseas bowler has been subbed out of this game with sickness.

He can’t come back into this game.

Alex Griffiths lbw Claudie Cooper, 1.

Trapped in front trying to turn the off-spinner to leg.

Yorkshire in a good position in the West Country. Somerset need 77 to win.

Jack White bowled Codi Yusuf, 0.

Off-stump out of the ground and Yorkshire trail by 74 runs on first innings.

Kyle Abbott and Sonny Baker finish with four wickets apiece.

Somerset 99-5 after 24 overs.

Jess Hazell has been run out backing up after a Rachel Slater deflection on a Sophie Luff drive.

Yorkshire’s women are right in that game at Taunton. The hosts need 80 more to win.

Harry Duke caught behind Ben Brown bowled Sonny Baker, 8.

Jack White is Yorkshire’s last man.

Yorkshire have made an injury sub, with Logan van Beek coming in for Jhye Richardson.

We will try and update you with the reason why when we can.

Van Beek is at the crease now.

Dom Bess has been caught behind off Liam Dawson at Headingley – 166-8 – and Dani Gibson has hoisted Jess Jonassen to long-off at Taunton. Somerset are now 71-4 chasing 179.

That rain delay cut five overs from the day’s allocation, so we have 55 remaining.

Bex Odgers run out, 31.

Erin Thomas with the throw from deep cover to the striker’s end catches Odgers short as she attempts to return for a second run.

Yorkshire fighting hard with the ball to defend 179.

We’re about to resume at Headingley.

Harry Duke yet to score and Dom Bess 8.

The rain has swept across Headingley.

Meanwhile, at Taunton, Somerset’s women are 53-2 in the 10th over chasing 179.

George Hill bowled Kyle Abbott, 8.

Yorkshire, after a bright start to the day, have slipped back into trouble following three afternoon wickets.

The deficit is 102.

Dom Bess is in now alongside Harry Duke, who is yet to score.

Somerset women are 44-2 in the eighth over chasing 179.

Adam Lyth caught behind Ben Brown by Kyle Abbott, 76.

Pushed forward and edged behind.

Harry Duke in now alongside George Hill, who has 3.

And Somerset are 23-2 after four overs chasing 179 at Taunton.

Caught at slip by Ami Campbell off Rachel Slater. Good low catch.

Matthew Revis bowled Kyle Abbott, 40.

Yorkshire’s men 137-5 after 51 overs, ending a 100 partnership with Adam Lyth, who has 72.

At Taunton, Niamh Holland has edged a drive to slip off Rachel Slater.

Somerset are 9-1 chasing 179.

There will be a restart at 1.53pm here.

Matthew Revis has looked really good this morning.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

Claudie Cooper caught at mid-wicket off Alex Griffiths’ seam for 13, who then bowls Jess Woolston next ball to finish with four wickets.

That haul was matched by Chloe Skelton.

Lauren Winfield-Hill top-scored with 36 for Yorkshire.

Meanwhile, the rain has blown through at Headingley.

An early lunch has been called.

What a super, shortened morning that’s been for Yorkshire.

Adam Lyth has moved to 64 and Matthew Revis to 40.

They have shared 92 for the fifth wicket.

Erin Thomas caught Lola Harris bowled Alex Griffiths, 24.

Miscued pull to mid-on.

Claudie Cooper in now alongside Rachel Slater. The score has moved to 159-8. Slater has 16.

Yorkshire 144-7 in the 29th over.

Erin Thomas 16, Rachel Slater 14.

Moving from 48-4 to 121-4 during the morning has been the start of dreams for Yorkshire, really.

Both Adam Lyth and Matthew Revis – 62 and 35 – have played beautifully.

Quite sleety, actually, at Taunton, where the White Rose have some work to do.

Lyth reaches his fifty off 130 balls, and Yorkshire are now 101-4. Super knock.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

Beth Langston lbw Chloe Skelton, 3.

The off-spinner has four wickets. Langston trapped in front attempting to turn to leg.

Yorkshire have since moved to 126-7, with Erin Thomas on 10 and Rachel Slater 2.

A couple of wickets have fallen quickly, with Maddie Ward lbw sweeping at Lola Harris’s leg-spin for 19 and Ami Campbell bowled trying to attack Chloe Skelton’s off-spin for 12.

Erin Thomas and Beth Langston together.

Adam Lyth has moved to 45 and Matthew Revis 19.

They’ve taken the score to 88-4.

Sterre Kalis bowled Chloe Skelton, 4.

Pushed forwards and beaten on the outside edge.

Ami Campbell in now alongside Maddie Ward, who is yet to score.

Adam Lyth has 37 and Matthew Revis 12.

Bright start for Yorkshire to the second day.

Lauren Winfield-Hill bowled Niamh Holland, 36.

Bowled by one which skids through as the skipper attempts to pull.

Sterre Kalis and Maddie Ward in now, both yet to score.

Adam Lyth 28 and Matthew Revis 12.

Jess Jonassen caught Bex Odgers bowled Chloe Skelton, 17.

Miscued drive to mid-off brings Sterre Kalis to the crease alongside Lauren Winfield-Hill, who has 32.

Ines Blackwell bowled Alex Griffiths, 9.

Undone by an in-ducker from the seamer.

Yorkshire have since moved to 47-1 in the ninth over, with Jess Jonassen 10 and Lauren Winfield-Hill 22.

Good news. We have a planned start time here at Headingley in just over half an hour.

And they’re back underway at Taunton as well.

Rain has arrived at Taunton.

Academy teenager Ines Blackwell is opening alongside her captain Lauren Winfield-Hill.

Blackwell, who only turns 17 next month, has impressed during the winter and on pre-season tour of Potchefstroom.

There has been nothing official from the umpires as of yet, but we can almost certainly say there will be a delayed start even though the ground-staff are busy mopping up.

The rain has stopped.

Yorkshire: Lauren Winfield-Hill c/w, Ines Blackwell, Jess Jonassen, Sterre Kalis, Maddie Ward, Ami Campbell, Erin Thomas, Beth Langston, Rachel Slater, Claudie Cooper, Jess Woolston.

Somerset include Heather Knight and Dani Gibson.

Massive congratulations to these two, James Wharton and Matthew Revis, who received their county caps in a presentation in the Hawke Suite last night.

Both represented the England Lions over the winter and linchpin members of Yorkshire’s team across all formats.

From Headingley, where it’s raining.

It’s a frustrating start to the day, and we look set for a delayed start.

This was in the forecast, but fingers crossed things improve later in the day and we can get going,

When that happens, Yorkshire’s batters have got some work to do. Last night, amidst one fiery over from emerging England pacer Sonny Baker, they fell to 37-4 in reply to Hampshire’s 251. That became 48-4 at close.

Adam Lyth and Matthew Revis will be at the crease.

You can read our Match Report and reaction piece, the latter with bowling coach Mick Lewis, via the requisite links.

Down at Taunton, fingers crossed they can get started for the women’s Metro Bank One-Day Cup between Somerset and our women, whose Tier 1 debut comes on the back of a successful campaign in Tier 2 last year.

Australian all-rounder Jess Jonassen is set for her White Rose debut.

That is due to start at 10.30am. We shall keep you posted.

The live stream link for the men’s game is at the top of the page. The women’s game will also be posted, but in the body of this blog.

The preview for the game at Somerset has been done with Rich Pyrah.