Live: Yorkshire Men v Leicestershire, Rothesay CC, Day Two

Yorkshire and Leicestershire are heading into day two at Scarborough, with the White Rose are 144-5. Follow this page for live updates throughout the day.

No more play today

The umpires have called it a day, unfortunately.

Leicestershire 12-0 from 3.4 overs in reply to Yorkshire’s 263 all out.

Bad light

The delay here at Scarborough is now bad light rather than rain, although the expectation is that more rain will follow soon.

Rain. Leicestershire 12-0, 3.4 overs

The umpires have called a halt to proceedings, with Rishi Patel on 4 and Sheridon Gumbs 8.

Leicestershire 4-0, 1st over

Ben Coad has the new ball in hand for Yorkshire as Leicestershire reply to 263.

The sun has disappeared, and it’s pretty gloomy.

We have, in theory, 40 overs left in the day.

Rishi Patel and Sheridon Gumbs opening the batting for Leicestershire

Hill falls for 62

George Hill

George Hill caught at third off Alex Green for a superb 62, bringing Yorkshire’s innings to a close at 263.

That’s tea.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com.

Yorkshire 263-9, 76th over

Action-packed Rehan Ahmed over.

Three successive boundaries for Ben Cliff off Rehan Ahmed and then bowled next ball for 22.

Yorkshire 263-9.

Hill 50

George Hill has reached his fifty off 64 balls, and Yorkshire are now 231-8.

Excellent knock, and it’s just started to become more expansive with him running out of partners.

Coad falls to Hull

Ben Coad caught at mid-off against Josh Hull, 1.

George Hill has 36, and Yorkshire are 210-8 as Ben Cliff comes in.

Record for Tatts

Jonny Tattersall claimed his fifth catch behind at the start of the day and became the first wicketkeeper to claim five dismissals in an innings both for and against Yorkshire.

He did it wearing the White Rose here against Surrey in 2022.

Bess falls...

Dom Bess has been caught at backward point off Josh Hull for 21.

Yorkshire 202-7 in the 69th over as Ben Coad comes in to join George Hill, who has 30.

Yorkshire going ok

Feels as if Yorkshire are getting themselves into a decent position here at 195-6.

The pitch has clearly done a bit, so if they can get up near or even just above 300, you’d think that would be a result.

George Hill has 29 and Dom Bess 15.

Plenty of cloud about, but we look set fair for a good while yet, fingers crossed.

Bess and Hill build

Slowly but surely for Dom Bess 13 and George Hill 17.

Yorkshire now 178-6 in the 63rd over.

Yorkshire 158-6, 57 overs

George Hill has just pulled Josh Davey straight of mid-on for four. It whistled past the stumps.

He has 9 and Dom Bess 3.

Yorkshier 146-6, 54th over

James Wharton has edged Ian Holland behind for 70.

Holland’s first legitimate ball of the day following a no ball to start.

Jonny Tattersall has five catches behind the stumps.

Dom Bess in now alongside George Hill.

Play will begin at 2.10pm

We have some good news from the inspection. Play will begin in just over an hour’s time, and there will be 64 overs to be bowled in the day.

The usual caveat. If there’s no more rain. As things stand, the sun’s out.

Sun's out, and so too are the umps!

Umpires Graham Lloyd and Ian Blackwell are out there inspecting.

There was only a touch of rain, and the sun’s now shining.

Raining now

There is some rain in the air at present.

Inspection at 12.50pm

The umpires have brought their 1pm inspection forward to 12.50pm.

It remains dry here.

No play before lunch

We have just had news from the umpires that there will be no play before lunch, which will be taken at 1pm.

The 12pm inspection remains in place.

Saint Catherine's Day here at Scarborough

Scarborough CC are holding their equivalent of the Red for Ruth (Strauss) day and Blue for Bob (Willis).

You can find out more about it via the Scarborough website below.

Saint Catherine’s Day 

 

Patto joins the board

Steve Patterson has joined the Yorkshire board as a non-executive director

Double inspection planned

Umpires Graham Lloyd and Ian Blackwell have been out to inspect in the last 20 minutes or so, and they will inspect again at both 11am and 12pm.

 

Good morning...

From North Marine Road, where there has been some overnight rain ahead of day two.

It’s dry at the moment – maybe a touch of sea fret in the air – and the ground-staff are mopping up as I type.

A start on time at 11am is looking unlikely, it has to be said. It’s not been ruled out yet, though.

When play does get underway, Yorkshire will resume on 144-5 with James Wharton on 70 not out and George Hill with him on one.

It’s been a rainy start to this round of fixtures across the board, with three matches across the divisions abandoned without a ball bowled yesterday, including Warwickshire v Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston in Division One.

We spoke to Sam Whiteman after play yesterday. He contributed an important 49 to help Yorkshire recover from 6-2. That’s linked below.

The stream will be embedded at the top of the page before we get going.

Upcoming matches

Hampshire Women VS Yorkshire Women

Sunday 06 September 2026 - 10:30
Metro Bank One Day Cup Women
Utilita Bowl, Southampton

Yorkshire Men VS Essex

Tuesday 08 September 2026 - 10:30
Rothesay County Championship
Headingley, Leeds

Essex Women VS Yorkshire Women

Wednesday 09 September 2026 - 10:30
Metro Bank One Day Cup Women
Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford

Yorkshire Women VS Lancashire Women

Saturday 12 September 2026 - 10:30
Metro Bank One Day Cup Women
Headingley, Leeds

Yorkshire Men VS Somerset

Tuesday 15 September 2026 - 10:30
Rothesay County Championship
Headingley, Leeds

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