Live: Yorkshire’s senior sides in Blast action at home and away

Blackwell is run out for 0 coming through for a quick single.

Olivia Thomas has been given out caught behind after some discussions between the umpires as to if the ball carried. Look to be an under edge. 138-8 with Ines Blackwell now in to bat.

9 required from the final over.

Beth Langston is our for 10, skying one to the keeper.

13 to win from 9 balls.

We require 14 from 2 overs

Yorkshire Women need 24 from 2.4 overs.

Ami Campbell has hit some meaty blows to the boundary – she’s 21 from 16

Maddie Ward 14 and Ami Campbell 5 as we chase 147. Good game.

Durham’s men 91-9.

Jafer Chohan strikes. It’s 70-9.

Yorkshire nearly there.

Moeen Ali gets Ben Raine caught at long-on.

It’s 69-7 in the 12th over.

Yorkshire’s women are 86-3 in the 11th over.

Durham’s men eight down. 69-8. Dom Bess has another.

David Bedingham 41 has fallen to a stunning catch running around from Matthew Revis at long-off to straight. Diving catch on the fence to help Moeen Ali strike.

That could be the ball game.

Yorkshire’s women are 68-3 in the ninth over. Jess Jonassen has gone.

It’s 66-6 in the 11th over here at Durham.

Dom Bess has got Will Rhodes caught at long-off.

Erin Thomas has fallen to the left-arm spin of Sophia Smale at Headingley, where Yorkshire’s women are 41-1 after five chasing 147.

Hassan Ali has just bowled Colin Ackermann. Durham’s men 41-4 after six chasing 152.

Ollie Robinson run out pushing to Moeen Ali at mid-off. Direct hit at non-striker’s.

Yorkshire’s women 23-0 in the third at Headingley chasing 147.

Caught at mid-on.

Durham 10-2 in the second as they chase 152.

Yorkshire women 5-0 after one chasing that 147 at Headingley. Lauren Winfield-Hill and Erin Thomas opening.

Graham Clark caught at mid-wicket off Hassan Ali.

Great start for the White Rose as they chase 152.

Yorkshire women’s chase of 147 up and running at Headingley.

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Jess Jonassen struck twice with the ball for Yorkshire at Headingley.

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James Wharton, Yorkshire’s standout with the bat.

Yorkshire’s men finish with 151-9 against Durham, including a late 19 from Matthew Revis.

Essex’s women finish on 146-7. Yorkshire will be delighted with that.

Yorkshire will be delighted with their fightback at HQ.

Meanwhile, here at Durham, Matthew Revis has crashed a six and two fours in a bright 18 as Yorkshire reach 151-7 deep in the 20th over.

James Wharton has been bowled for 64 off 41 by Ben Raine, trying to reverse.

Super knock.

Faheem Ashraf and AJ Tye in now.

Yorkshire 126-5 in the 18th.

Kasey Aldridge has a third, Faheem Ashraf caught at long-off.

Last week’s heroes together now, AJ Tye and Hassan Ali.

James Wharton has reached his second fifty in three matches off 37 balls.

He’s just hit a straight six and four off Nathan Sowter. Yorkshire 111-4 in the 17th over. Super knock.

Essex’s women are 101-5 after 15 overs. There’s been a recent run out.

Grace Scrivens has gone, caught behind for 53 off Ria Fackrell’s off-spin. Essex are 91-3 in the 14th over.

Here at the Riverside, Yorkshire’s men are 89-4 in the 15th. James Wharton 37 and Faheem Ashraf has just come in.

Kasey Aldridge has just got Moeen Ali caught at cover for seven.

All happening.

Maddie Ward has removed Jo Gardner at Headingley. Essex 92-4 in the 14th over.

Jonny Bairstow has holed out to deep mid-wicket off Kasey Aldridge, and Yorkshire are 78-3 after 12 overs, ending a 69-run stand with James Wharton, who has 29.

Bairstow had received treatment for what looked life a left calf injury not long ago.

Essex’s women, meanwhile, are 83-2 after 12 overs at Headingley.

Jonny Bairstow has just hoisted Nathan Sowter for back-to-back sixes over long-off and cover.

Yorkshire are 61-2 after 10 overs. Bairstow has 34.

Jess Jonassen has also trapped Cordelia Griffith lbw. Essex are 61-2 in the ninth over.

Our teenaged leg-spinner has bowled Lissy Macleod for 22. Essex are 60-1 after eight overs. Grace Scrivens is 37 not out.

Yorkshire’s men are 42-2 in the ninth over against Durham. Jonny Bairstow and Will Luxton have 18 apiece.

Yorkshire’s men 30-2, Essex’s women 48-0.

Yorkshire have only scored one boundary so far. James Wharton has 11 and Jonny Bairstow 7.

Looks to be much easier for batting at Headingley, where Essex’s women are 43-0 in the sixth over. Grace Scrivens has 31 of them.

Luxton has been bowled sweeping at Callum Parkinson’s left-arm spin. Ball deflected off his pad.

Yorkshire 9-2 in the third over.

Essex’s women are 23-0 after three overs at Headingley.

Grace Scrivens has hit the first two balls of the match for four, and they’re 9-0 in the first over.

At the Riverside, Yorkshire are 5-0 in the second over on a slow and low pitch.

Ali Maiden, Warwickshire’s head coach, said after the women’s game that the pitch was taking turn.

But pace has done the trick for Durham as Adam Lyth miscues Matthew Potts to mid-wicket coming in. It’s 5-1.

Here at the Riverside, Jonny Bairstow and Adam Lyth are opening the batting for Yorkshire.

Ines Blackwell has the new ball at Headingley.

Yorkshire: Lauren Winfield-Hill c/w, Erin Thomas, Jess Jonassen, Sterre Kalis, Ami Campbell, Maddie Ward, Olivia Thomas, Beth Langston, Ines Blackwell, Ria Fackrell, Holly Garton.

Yorkshire: Jonny Bairstow c/w, Adam Lyth, Will Luxton, James Wharton, Moeen Ali, Matthew Revis, Faheem Ashraf, Dom Bess, AJ Tye, Hassan Ali, Jafer Chohan.

The women’s game is done and dusted here.

Warwickshire, chasing 141, fell to 113 all out, with ex-Northern Diamonds players Katie Levick and Sophia Turner striking twice apiece.

Warwickshire have now lost four from four.

That’s the scenario Yorkshire’s women are looking to avoid down at Headingley this evening when they face Essex.

There’s a women’s Blast game current going on here at the Riverside.

Warwickshire’s women, coached by Ali Maiden, are chasing 141 and are 7-1 in the third over.

Maddie Ward will be in action for Yorkshire at Headingley this evening.

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From Durham, where Yorkshire’s men are facing Durham.

That’s where we are basing the blog from this evening.

It’s a lovely late afternoon up in the North East, where it’s a top-of-the-table clash between Yorkshire and Durham, who have both won two from two and lead the way in the North Group.

Yorkshire are aiming to push on from Sunday’s glorious come-from-behind victory over Derbyshire at Headingley, in which seam-bowling duo Hassan Ali and AJ Tye were our heroes with the bat.

Down the A1 at Headingley, our women face Essex Eagles bidding for a first win in four. We have been beaten in the opening three games against The Blaze, Surrey and Somerset, the most recent down at Taunton on Wednesday.

We have previews linked below for both games. The men’s one is with Anthony McGrath talking about Matthew Revis’s development as an all-format all-rounder. He could be joined in Yorkshire’s team tonight, incidentally, by Pakistani all-rounder Faheem Ashraf.

The women’s one is with Lauren Winfield-Hill.

The live streams will be added closer to the start time.

Enjoy the evening.

Preview: Yorkshire Women v Essex Eagles, Vitality Blast

Preview: Durham v Yorkshire Men, Vitality Blast