Live: Yorkshire’s two senior sides in action at Headingley and Derby

The Bears need 170 more to win. Openers Alex Davies and Rob Yates survive through to close.

Jordan Buckingham bowled Michael Booth, 1.

Ben Coad finishes 28 not out.

Warwickshire will face three overs before close.

Ben Sears caught Dan Mousley bowled Ethan Bamber, 1.

Yorkshire’s lead is 181. Ben Coad has 27 and Jordan Buckingham has just come in.

Joe Root caught Dan Mousley bowled Ethan Bamber, 90.

Top-edged pull to backward point leaves Root 10 short of a century. Ben Sears is in to join Ben Coad on 19.

Joe Root has 90 out of 218-7, a Yorkshire lead of 170. Ben Coad has also contributed a crucial 18. We have 12 overs remaining in the day’s play.

It’s been one heck of a game of cricket.

Jordan Thompson caught Taz Ali (sub) bowled Ed Barnard, 7.

Thompson miscues to cover, bringing Ben Coad to the crease with Yorkshire’s lead standing at 142. Joe Root is on 81.

George Hill caught Beau Webster bowled Ed Barnard, 8.

Caught low down at second slip, and Yorkshire’s lead stands at 122.

Jordan Thompson in to join Joe Root, who has 70.

Yorkshire’s lead is up to 120 with just over 21 overs remaining in the day.

Joe Root has 68 and George Hill has 8.

Jonny Bairstow caught behind Kai Smith bowled Ethan Bamber, 6.

Bairstow top-edges a pull, and Smith takes the catch running back towards long-leg. George Hill comes to the crease to join Joe Root, who has 62. We lead by 106.

Lancashire’s bowler had a slight technology malfunction whilst batting against Gloucestershire at Emirates Old Trafford today.

Yorkshire’s lead is 104 now with 32 overs remaining in the day. Joe Root has 61 and Jonny Bairstow 6.

Big evening coming up.

Harry Brook lbw Michael Booth, 20.

Brook is undone by a full ball which he plays around.

Jonny Bairstow is in to join Joe Root, who has 59. They are looking to build on Yorkshire’s lead of 95.

There is a temptation to say that the pitch is easing. But it’s difficult to tell when Joe Root’s at the crease.

Let’s be honest, he could make any pitch in the world look like a featherbed. He has 59 not out alongside Harry Brook, who is 12. The lead is 87.

Joe Root has reached his fifty off 64 balls with 8x4s, helping Yorkshire to 125-3, a lead of 77.

Warwickshire will be concerned about the partnership which is brewing between Root and Harry Brook, who has 10. They have added 35.

Gemma Rose caught Ami Campbell bowled Grace Hall, 0.

Yorkshire win back-to-back Metro Bank One-Day Cup games in remarkable fashion.

Fitting that Campbell, following her early 165 not out, should take the winning catch at first slip.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.

Pagan Hardwick lbw Grace Hall, 0.

Seam has done the trick after that spin-dominated period.

Yorkshire nearly there.

Caitlin McDonald lbw Maddie Ward, 7.

All but one of Derbyshire’s wickets have fallen to spin.

Credit where it’s due, though, Ella Porter has been good for 23 not out in a difficult situation.

Adam Lyth caught behind Kai Smith bowled Ed Barnard, 40.

Yorkshire 42 ahead with Harry Brook joining Joe Root, who has 34. The number one and two ranked Test batters in the world are at the crease for Yorkshire.

Harriett Parkin bowled Claudie Cooper, 0.

Rhiannon Knowling-Davies caught Beth Langston bowled Olivia Thomas, 1.

Thomas has figures of 4-3 from 2.5 overs, her career best return in 19 senior appearances.

Millie Gray caught Ami Campbell bowled Olivia Thomas, 0.

Yorkshire have taken four wickets in 12 balls.

Jessica Couser lbw Olivia Thomas, 17.

Adam Lyth has 36 and Joe Root 19.

They have shared a half-century stand.

Natasha Allen caught behind Lauren Winfield-Hill bowled Claudie Cooper, 0.

Yorkshire’s off-spinner strikes in her first over.

Adrianna Darlow lbw Olivia Thomas, 9.

Yorkshire’s leg-spinner has struck to strengthen our grip. What a day she’s having.

The Falcons are chasing 382.

Someone in the scorer’s room is a Leeds United fan…

Yorkshire are now 63-2 in the 22nd over. Lyth 33 and Root 15. We lead by 15.

Meanwhile at Derby, Derbyshire are 27-1 after nine overs chasing 382.

At 48-2 second time around, we are effectively 0-2 with Adam Lyth on 28 and Joe Root 9.

Megan Pittman bowled Beth Langston, 4.

Wicketkeeper-opener Pittman plays on, giving Yorkshire the ideal start to their defence of 382.

James Wharton run out, 4.

Oh no! Wharton is run out at the non-striker’s end as Lyth clips a ball to mid-wicket and calls for the run but Wharton is then sent back. Bowler Olly Hannon-Dalby collects the throw and completes the run out. Joe Root in now alongside Lyth, who has 10. The deficit is 29.

Adam Lyth and James Wharton are absorbing the pressure created by an impressive Warwickshire start with the ball. The deficit is 29. Lyth 10, Wharton 4.

Yorkshire have just posted the highest List A total by a professional women’s side in English domestic cricket, 381-6 against Derbyshire at the County Ground. We also believe it is the highest ever total by YCCC women.

A brilliant effort from Yorkshire, with Ami Campbell sensational for 165 not out off 105 balls and Olivia Thomas supporting her with 63 off 67 balls.

We are just going through some stats and have ascertained that this is certainly the highest score by Yorkshire Women in List A cricket since the turn of the century.

Ami Campbell against Pagan Hardwick’s seam has just gone 6,4,6,4,6,2 to take Yorkshire to 321-5 after 46 overs.

Olivia Thomas has also just reached her fifty off 57 balls – her first in senior cricket. Campbell is 131 not out. Century stand too.

Adam Lyth and James Wharton are attempting to combat a tidy Warwickshire start with the ball in the second innings. Lyth 4, Wharton yet to score.

Ami Campbell has reached her century off 87 balls, including 11 fours and two sixes. Excellent knock.

She has really taken the attack to Derbyshire’s bowlers, albeit had a bit of luck when dropped at mid-on on 96.

The left-hander reached her milestone with a late cut boundary wide of short third.

Yorkshire 279-5 after 44 overs. Olivia Thomas has 32, and the pair have shared 96 unbroken for the sixth wicket.

Eleven overs to go at Derby in the first innings of today’s Metro Bank game.

Ami Campbell is 90 not out and Olivia Thomas 17. They have shared 67 and counting for the sixth wicket.

Dom Bess bowled Ethan Bamber, 5.

Nipped back, stayed low and off-stump out of the ground. James Wharton is in to join Adam Lyth, who has 4. Yorkshire’s deficit is 39.

Adam Lyth and Dom Bess have a boundary apiece. Yorkshire’s deficit is 40.

Beau Webster caught George Hill bowled Ben Sears, 85.

The big Australian pulls the big New Zealander to mid-wicket, ending Warwickshire’s innings with a lead of 48.

Ami Campbell has reached her fifty off 45 balls, and Yorkshire are 202-5 after 30 overs. She has hit six fours and a six.

Picture by John Heald.

Maddie Ward bowled Gemma Rose, 10.

Ward has been bowled around her legs sweeping. Looks like she might have played on. Olivia Thomas has come to the crease to join Ami Campbell, who is going well on 40.

Michael Booth caught behind Jonny Bairstow bowled Ben Sears, 19.

Sears claims his third wicket. Beau Webster has 80 and has been joined by last man Ethan Bamber.

Kai Smith caught behind Jonny Bairstow bowled George Hill, 19.

Crucial breakthrough as Warwickshire were getting away from Yorkshire a bit, with Smith and Beau Webster, who has 79, sharing 74. Michael Booth in now.

Beau Webster is playing an important hand. He has 68 out of 218-7, a Warwickshire lead of 13.

Sterre Kalis caught Jessica Couser bowled Gemma Rose, 34.

Kalis is caught at cover, bringing Maddie Ward to the crease to join Ami Campbell, who has 16.

Beau Webster has reached a debut fifty for Warwickshire off 54 balls. The Bears are 201-7, trailing by four. Kai Smith has 14.

Rebecca Duckworth caught Harriet Parkin bowled Gemma Rose, 17.

Duckworth shimmies down the pitch and tries to hit Rose over the top but can only skew a catch to backward point. Ami Campbell in alongside Sterre Kalis now.

Lauren Winfield-Hill caught Natasha Allen bowled Gemma Rose, 49.

Oh no! Lauren drills the leg-spin of Rose to mid-off, falling one short of her fifty. Sterre Kalis is in to join Rebecca Duckworth, who has 12.

Olly Hannon-Dalby caught behind Jonny Bairstow bowled George Hill, 5.

Morning breakthrough for Yorkshire. Beau Webster, who has 34, is joined at the crease by wicketkeeper Kai Smith.

George Hill has started us off with a maiden at Headingley, played out by Olly Hannon-Dalby. Warwickshire trail by 44.

Ben Coad bowling now to Beau Webster, who has 32.

Yorkshire are 59-0 in the eighth over. Lauren Winfield-Hill has dominated early on with 34, while Erin Thomas has 22 but has been dropped twice.

Derbyshire have either been too full or too short with the ball so far.

The pair have hit nine fours and a six to date.

As I type, Thomas has chipped a catch to mid-off, falling to Pagan Hardwick for 22. It’s 59-1 in the eighth. Rebecca Duckworth in now.

Lauren Winfield-Hill has 26 of 33-0 in the fourth over against Derbyshire, including a pulled six. She has just driven a boundary down the ground for four. Erin Thomas has 7.

Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWPix.

Yorkshire Women are underway at the County Ground, where the sky is a touch brighter than it is at Headingley at present.

Lauren Winfield-Hill and Erin Thomas are opening the batting.

Lauren picked up three boundaries in the opening over from Rhiannon Knowling-Davies. It’s 13-0 after one over.

Captain Arianna Darlow has opted to insert Yorkshire at the County Ground this morning.

Yorkshire: Lauren Winfield-Hill c&w, Erin Thomas, Sterre Kalis, Rebecca Duckworth, Ami Campbell, Maddie Ward, Beth Langston, Grace Hall, Olivia Thomas, Claudie Cooper and Amelia Love.

There will be a Members Forum taking place in the Headingley Long Room at 10am, led by general manager of cricket Gavin Hamilton.

Around the grounds…

Before we get going today, let’s have a look at what else is going on around the country.

Rothesay County Championship

Division One 

Hampshire v Durham 330-5, Utilita Bowl

Somerset 9-1 v Essex 206, The Cooper Associates County Ground

Division Two 

Glamorgan 336-6 v Derbyshire, Sophia Gardens

Lancashire 342-5 v Gloucestershire, Emirates Old Trafford 

Middlesex 158-4 v Kent 129, Lord’s

Metro Bank One-Day Cup 2

Gloucestershire v Glamorgan, Seat Unique Stadium

Kent v Leicestershire Foxes, The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence 

Northamptonshire Steelbacks v Middlesex, Wantage Road

Worcestershire Rapids v Sussex Sharks, Visit Worcestershire New Road

Picture by Harry Trump/Getty Images. Essex’s new-ball seamer Sam Cook, called up to England’s Test squad yesterday, celebrates the dismissal of Somerset opener Archie Vaughan last night.

Good morning from Headingley, where it’s another lovely, sunny morning but a bit chilly.

It’s a big day of cricket, with Yorkshire’s men and women in action on the same day for the second Saturday in the last three. 

The men are involved in a nip and tuck Rothesay County Championship clash with Warwickshire at Headingley, one which heads into its second day today.  

The women are bidding for their second victory in the first three rounds of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. They take on Derbyshire at the County Ground. 

The men get going again at 11am, the women at 10.30am. And we shall be keeping you up to date with both matches. 

Warwickshire are 161-6 in reply to Yorkshire’s 205 all out, trailing by 44. 

The danger would appear to be Australian Test all-rounder Beau Webster, who is at the crease unbeaten on 32. He played nicely last night. Though Yorkshire do have more than enough firepower in their attack to wrap this up quickly. 

Fingers crossed that happens before they can get batting on a pitch which is expected to remain bowler-friendly all the way through the weekend.

Yorkshire’s women have arrived in the East Midlands having beaten Sussex at Hove last Saturday, by nine wickets chasing only 78. It’s the first of two clashes with Derbyshire this weekend. The counties meet again on Monday afternoon at Harrogate in the opening round of the Vitality County T20 Cup.

There are a series of X posts embedded above this blog post which link to last night’s report and reaction from Headingley and the preview for the Metro Bank game at Derbyshire.