Live: Yorkshire Men v Warwickshire, Rothesay CC, Day Two
Will Luxton lit up day one against Warwickshire with a career best 167 to help Yorkshire seize the initiative. Can they build on their position of strength during day two? Follow this page for live updates.
Close. Warwickshire 225-7, 69 overs
Yorkshire maintain their advantage over Warwickshire thanks to a hard-working performance on day two. Three wickets for Jack White.
Ed Barnard will begin day three on 60 alongside Keith Barker 9.
Warwickshire 210-7, 72.2 overs
Manav Suthar caught behind Jonny Bairstow bowled George Hill, 33.
Crucial wicket for Yorkshire, which breaks a 64-run stand with Ed Barnard, who has 55.
Keith Barker in now.
Barnard 50
Ed Barnard has reached an 87-ball fifty.
Warwickshire 197-6, with Manav Suthar 25.
We have a little over 10 overs remaining in the day.
Warwickshire 183-6, 63rd over
Ed Barnard has 44 and Manav Suthar 21.
These two have added 37 in gloomy conditions.
Warwickshire 146-6, 52.2 overs
Rob Yates bowled Dom Bess, 65.
Bowled off his pad by the off-spin of Bess.
Key breakthrough for the White Rose…..
Wow, and another. Zen Malik has gone caught behind first ball.
Warwickshire 129-4, 50th over
We’re into the early stages of the evening session.
Rob Yates has 54 and Ed Barnard 20.
Tea. Warwickshire 124-4, 37 overs
Yorkshire are chipping away here as Warwickshire reply to our 469.
Rob Yates has 53 and Ed Barnard 20.
Yates 50
Rob Yates has reached his fifty off 132 balls.
Warwickshire 103-4 after 42 overs.
Warwickshire 92-4, 37.1 overs
Beau Webster caught Dom Bess bowled Jack White, 1.
Stunning catch by Bess, one-handed low down to his left at mid-wicket.
Yorkshire have really kicked the door ajar now.
Warwickshire 86-3, 35.1 overs
Sam Hain caught Sam Whiteman bowled Jack White, 27.
Chipped to mid-wicket.
White claims his second wicket.
Beau Webster in now alongside Rob Yates, who has 38.
Warwickshire 56-2, 28th over
Yorkshire are doing the next best thing behind taking regular wickets here, keeping a lid on the scoring rate.
If they can take two quick wickets, they will have the Bears right under the pump.
Matthew Revis into the attack now.
Rob Yates 28 and Sam Hain 7.
Oh no, Hain has just edged Revis low down to George Hill at first slip. Unfortunately, he couldn’t cling on. It went very quickly.
Warwickshire 38-2, 19.3 overs
Dan Mousley bowled Hassan Ali, 17.
Kept low and chopped on.
Yorkshire have really strangled the scoring rate, and they’ve got their reward.
Sam Hain in now alongside Rob Yates, who has 17.
Scotland win by 40 runs
Neither Rachel Slater or Gabriella Fontenla struck with the ball, but the latter took the winning catch over at Emirates Old Trafford as Scotland beat Ireland by 40 runs; Scotland 161-5, Ireland 121 all out.
Picture by Alex Davidson/Getty Images.
Just about to get underway again after lunch here at Scarborough.
Warwickshire 27-1.
Lunch. Warwickshire 27-1, 11 overs
They are replying to out 469 all out.
Rob Yates has 16 and Dan Mousley 7.
Jack White with the only Bears’ wicket so far.
Spin into the attack
Dom Bess is on to bowl the 10th over, with Warwickshire 23-1.
Warwickshire 22-1, 7th over
Warwickshire’s left-handers Rob Yates and Dan Mousley are trying to settle things down for their side.
Yates has 11 and Mousley 7.
Hassan Ali at the crease this morning.
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Warwickshire 6-1, 1.2 overs
Alex Davies bowled Jack White, 0.
Davies has played on to White. Tried to cut, nipped back and wasn’t there for it.
Great start for Yorkshire.
Warwickshire 4-0, 1 over
Hassan Ali and Jack White sharing the new ball.
Warwickshire are opening with Alex Davies and Rob Yates are opening for Warwickshire.
Yorkshire 469 all out, 110.3 overs
Hassan Ali bowled Ed Barnard, 27.
Leg-stump out of the ground as Hassan moves outside off looking to clear the boundary over the leg-side.
We have 79 overs remaining in the day.
Yorkshire 462-9, 109.1 overs
George Hill caught Ed Barnard bowled Manav Suthar, 30.
Hill tries to slog-sweep Suthar’s left-arm spin and edges to slip.
Warwickshire claim their third bowling point just in the nick of time.
Yorkshire 454-8, 105 overs
George Hill has 26 and Hassan Ali 24.
These two have secured a fifth batting bonus point for reaching 450. Yorkshire are in a very healthy position now.
Back-to-back sixes for Hassan
Hassan Ali has just launched Ed Barnard’s seam for two sixes in as many balls over long-on towards the Tea Room. He has 22 out of 442-8 in the 105 overs.
Yorkshire 406-8, 101.3 overs
Dom Bess caught Dan Mousley bowled Ethan Bamber, 0.
Two wickets in three balls, Bess miscued to mid-wicket.
Hassan Ali in now alongside George Hill, 3.
Yorkshire 406-7, 101.1 overs
Jonny Bairstow caught Zen Malik bowled Ethan Bamber, 68.
Chipped to cover, miscued drive ends an entertaining knock.
Dom Bess in alongside George Hill, who has 3.
Yorkshire 402-6, 99th over
Yorkshire have a fourth batting bonus point in the bag, and there’s plenty of time left to achieve a fifth for getting to 450.
Jonny Bairstow has 65 and George Hill 2.
Bairstow 50
Jonny Bairstow has reached his fifty off the second ball of the day, off 46 balls in all.
Yorkshire now 392-6 in the 97th over.
Super knock.
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Yorkshire 386-6, 96 overs
Ethan Bamber has the ball for Warwickshire, and Jonny Bairstow is on strike on 49.
George Hill has 2.
Slater and Fontenla in
Rachel Slater and Gabriella Fontenla have been named in Scotland’s team for their T20 World Cup opener against Ireland at Emirates Old Trafford this morning.
Ireland won the toss and elected to bowl.
Warm-ups in full swing
It’s still overcast here, but we’re all set for a start on time at 11am.
Good morning....
From North Marine Road, where it’s an overcast morning ahead of day two, which is due to start at 11am.
Walking to the ground, there was a touch of rain in the air. Nothing major, though.
The expectation is that we should have a decent day weather wise. Fingers crossed.
Will Luxton was the star of the show with a superb 167 yesterday, his maiden first-class century. That helped Yorkshire end the day on 386-6.
Warwickshire, by their own admission, weren’t at their best with the ball yesterday. The dream today, with Jonny Bairstow unbeaten on 49, would be to get up to or even beyond 500 and then go from there.
You can recap yesterday via our match report and reaction pieces, the latter with opener Luxton. They are linked at the bottom of the page.
Enjoy the day.
