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

Danny Lamb 18, Gurinder Sandhu has 5.

Matthew Revis has just come back into the attack.

Henry Crocombe caught Fin Bean bowled George Hill, 0.

Caught low down at third slip. Good catch. What a period this is for Yorkshire.

Sussex have lost three wickets in eight balls.

Two in the over for Sutherland.

Fynn Hudson-Prentice caught George Hill at first slip, 23.

Jack Carson caught at second slip, 0.

Excellent start to the evening.

Wickets for White, Milnes and Revis in the afternoon.

Sussex are aiming to advance through Fynn Hudson-Prentice, who has 23 and Danny Lamb with 7.

Durham have been bowled out cheaply by Surrey at the Banks Homes Riverside, which is good news for Yorkshire.

Here, Sussex are 145-6.

Tom Alsop bowled Matthew Revis, 40.

Lovely delivery, angled in from around the wicket. Bowled through the gate. Key wicket.

Tom Alsop with 45 and Fynn Hudson-Prentice 10 are trying to advance things for Sussex.

Dom Bess and Matthew Revis in operation for Yorkshire.

John Simpson caught behind Harry Duke bowled Matt Milnes, 5.

Yorkshire are halfway through the Sussex line-up after a productive start to the afternoon.

Milnes has his first, and it’s the Sussex skipper and their top run-scorer this season.

Danial Ibrahim caught George Hill bowled Jack White, 0.

Caught first slip, and White has figures of 3-10 from 8.4 overs. Superb.

John Simpson in now.

Sussex 92-3 in the 29th over, George Hill bowling.

James Coles caught behind Harry Duke bowled George Hill, 47.

Just the ticket for Yorkshire as they strike in the last over of the morning.

Tom Alsop is still there on 20. That’s lunch.

Sussex are 85-2 in the 27th over, as we approach lunch. James Coles has 41 of them.

Captain Dom Bess brings himself on to see if there’s any turn on offer.

Tom Alsop and James Coles have taken the sting out of the situation from a Sussex point of view.

Coles has 37 and and Alsop 9.

George Hill has been operating from the Trafalgar Square End for the last few overs. Now Will Sutherland has joined him in the attack, replacing Jack White.

Sussex are 39-2 in the 17th over.

Daniel Hughes bowled Jack White, 8.

The Australian opener is bowled by White, from around the wicket.

Angled in and straightened a touch. Beauty.

Tom Haines caught James Wharton bowled Jack White, 15.

You will not see a better catch than this all season.

Top-edged pull and Wharton runs back from a short mid-wicket to deep square-leg, dives full length towards the Popular Bank stand and takes a stunner.

There have a few close calls so far, with Sussex 19-0 in the seventh over.

Daniel Hughes and Tom Haines have survived two huge caught behind shouts against Matt Milnes and Jack White.

Haines, now on 15, should have been run out on 14. He pinched a single to Dom Bess at mid-off, who threw the non-striker’s end stumps down but it wasn’t given. Replays show Haines was short of his ground by a distance.

Matt Milnes is sharing the new ball with Jack White. Sussex are 12-0 in the second over. Tom Haines has 10 of them.

Milnes is playing his first Championship match since the start of 2024.

Jack White has the new ball, with Daniel Hughes on strike.

Imam-Ul-Haq is wearing shirt number 1. You don’t see that too often.

Yorkshire: Fin Bean, Adam Lyth, James Wharton, Imam-Ul-Haq, Matthew Revis, George Hill, Harry Duke w, Will Sutherland, Dom Bess c, Matt Milnes, Jack White.

Sussex have never won here in first-class cricket. This will be their 11th visit to North Marine Road dating back to 1939.

Yorkshire Men v Sussex, Rothesay County Championship Preview

From North Marine Road, where the sun is shining ahead of day one versus Sussex.

These two sides met here last year in Division Two, Yorkshire winning it. Oh how they’d love for a repeat this week.

The second Championship match in as many weeks on this ground sees us play on a pitch which is two across to the left if you are looking down the line from the Peasholm Park End. This one has a much greener tinge to it.

Yorkshire are ninth in the table on 104 points after 10 games. Directly above them are Durham on 111, Essex on 112, Hampshire on 117 and Sussex on 125. The table is incredibly tight from its midway point down.

Durham actually host Surrey at the Riverside this week.

Pakistani overseas batter Imam-Ul-Haq is set to debut for Yorkshire, while Will Sutherland is due to play the last game of his spell.

You can read our preview for Yorkshire v Sussex, with Matthew Revis, via the link above.

Enjoy the day.