Live: Yorkshire’s women up for the cup as the men aim to hit back at Surrey

Jordan Clark 35 and Nathan Smith 8. We have two overs remaining in the day.

Surrey lead by 129.

Jordan Clark finishes the day on 41 and Nathan Smith 8.

George Hill’s 4-58 stands out for Yorkshire, who kept plugging away today but have significant work to do during the second half of this match.

Ben Foakes caught behind Jonny Tattersall bowled George Hill, 86.

Foakes feels for one outside of off-stump. Surrey’s lead is 96.

Ben Foakes has 78 and Jordan Clark 21.

Yorkshire’s over-rate is back to level now as head towards close.

We have just over 10 overs remaining in the day. Ben Foakes has moved to 75 and Jordan Clark has 16. Surrey lead by 79.

Well, well, well.

The FA Cup of county cricket has delivered a shock. Essex finish on 177-8 in pursuit of 189.

Yorkshire are into the Quarter-Finals next weekend, facing either Devon or Warwickshire. They play tomorrow.

Outstanding.

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Ryan Patel caught at second slip by Jonny Tattersall bowled George Hill. 15.

Meanwhile, at Headingley. Beth Langston is defending 20 off last over and has just taken a wicket herself. Essex 172-8 with two balls left. Yorkshire are going through to the quarter-finals.

Essex are 150-7 after 18 overs, needing 39 more.

Jonny Bairstow is on the field at the Oval, but he’s at mid-on. Surrey 306-5.

Ben Foakes is 59 not out and Ryan Patel has 14. The hosts lead by 45 with just under 22 overs remaining in the day.

Essex are 140-6 in the 17th over chasing 189 at Headingley. Olivia Thomas has just bowled Amara Carr.

Claudie Cooper has just removed Maddie Blinkhorn-Jones caught at mid-off, and it’s 116-5 now.

Lisy Macleod caught Grace Hall bowled Amelia Love, 63.

Slashed to point, where Hall takes a smart catch. Big wicket. That could be the game.  Essex are chasing 189.

Sophia Smale run out (Erin Thomas), 24.

Smale is run out coming back for two after Lissy Macleod drilled Grace Hall to long-off. Hall completed the run out at the non-striker’s end. 189-target.

Early stages of the evening at the Kia Oval, Surrey are 277-5, with Foakes 46 and Patel 3.

Jonny Bairstow has not come out to keep after tea. Jonny Tattersall is keeping wicket.

Jason Roy caught George Hill bowled Adam Lyth, 26.

Sharp catch by Hill at the second attempt at first slip. Ben Foakes remains on 39 as Surrey lead by 10. Ryan Patel is in now.

Meanwhile, Essex, chasing 189 at Headingley, are 60-2 in the eighth over as Lissy Macleod steadies things for her side with 41.

Eva Gray caught Claudie Cooper bowled Maddie Ward, 1.

Swept to mid-wicket, and you can’t keep Cooper and Ward out of this game. Essex chasing 189.

Surrey lead by 10, with Ben Foakes 39 and Jason Roy 26.

The new ball is three overs away.

At Headingley, Essex’s women are 11-1 after two overs chasing 189.

Grace Scrivens caught and bowled Claudie Cooper, 0.

Cooper takes a fabulous one-handed return catch going to her right. Brilliant start for Yorkshire as Essex chase 189.

Surrey are closing in on a lead, with Jason Roy 25 and Ben Foakes 30.

One thing to keep an eye on is the fact that Yorkshire’s over-rate is -4. They are going to have to rectify that as the game progresses.

Stunning end to Yorkshire’s innings as Sterre Kalis finishes 83 not out and Maddie Ward 43 not out.

They shared 113 unbroken for the fifth wicket and were toying with Essex’s bowlers come the back end of that innings.

Fabulous effort.

Meanwhile, at the Kia Oval, Surrey’s men are 245-4 in the latter stages of the afternoon, trailing by 10. Jason Roy 17, Ben Foakes 28.

Yorkshire going really nicely now. They are 135-4 in the 16th over.

Sterre Kalis has just reached a 33-ball fifty with a sumptuous lofted off-drive against the leg-spin of Abtaha Maqsood.

Kalis 55 and Maddie Ward 22. They have shared a brilliant 62-run stand.

We’ve just had a break because of a finger injury suffered by Jonny Bairstow as a George Hill delivery died on him and rapped him on the left hand. We’re up and running again now, though. Surrey are 226-4 in the 64th over. Jason Roy 14, Ben Foakes 12.

At Headingley, Yorkshire’s women are 99-4 after 12 overs against Essex. Sterre Kalis 33, Maddie Ward 7.

Jason Roy 18 and Ben Foakes 8 have reduced Surrey’s arrears.

Meanwhile, Ami Campbell has just fallen caught at deep mid-wicket for four off Jo Gardner’s off-spin, leaving Yorkshire at 75-4 in the 10th over at Headingley.

Yorkshire’s total includes a 24-run, 15-ball over earlier bowled by Kelly Castle. It included seven wides and two no balls.

Rebecca Duckworth bowled Esmae MacGregor, 9.

A couple of quick wickets bring Sterre Kalis and Ami Campbell together. Key period coming up now.

At the Kia Oval, Surrey’s men are 203-4 in the 59th over.

Jason Roy 5, Ben Foakes 0.

Lauren Winfield-Hill caught behind Amara Carr bowled Eva Gray, 24.

Winfield-Hill feathers behind an attempted cut, caught low down by Carr. Sterre Kalis in now to join Rebbeca Duckworth, who has 9.

Yorkshire are 39-1 after four overs, with Lauren Winfield-Hill 21 and Rebecca Duckworth 6.

Kurtis Patterson lbw George Hill, 85.

Two wickets in three balls for Yorkshire.

The Australian left=hander falls to one angled in from Hill, bowling from around the wicket. Jason Roy and Ben Foakes are at the crease now.

Dan Lawrence lbw Ben Coad, 31.

Trapped lbw playing back.

Lawrence hasn’t looked particularly comfortable at the crease since lunch, following his back injury, and he looked hampered there too.

Erin Thomas lbw Esmae MacGregor, 3.

Trapped lbw playing to leg. Rebecca Duckworth in to join Lauren Winfield-Hill, who has 12.

Great start for Yorkshire at Headingley, with Lauren Winfield-Hill taking a couple of boundaries off the spin of Sophia Smale. Yorkshire 8-0 after one over.

Surrey are 196-2 in the 53rd over at the Kia Oval. Kurtis Patterson 84 and Dan Lawrence 30.

Surrey are 189-2, with Kurtis Patterson (80) having just pulled fellow Australian Jordan Buckingham for six into the JM Finn Stand in front of Archbishop Tenison’s School. Dan Lawrence has 27.

Those two have shared a century stand unbroken.

Grace Scrivens has opted to bowl first at Headingley.

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

Lauren has just said at the toss, on the live stream, that Yorkshire wanted to bat. So both skippers are happy.

Lauren Winfield-Hill will be leading Yorkshire once more as they face Essex in the Vitality County T20 Cup at Headingley. 2.30pm start. The toss is moments away.

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In the early stages of the afternoon, with Jordan Buckingham taking the ball. Surrey are 149-2, with Kurtis Patterson 51 and Dan Lawrence 21.

Jack White joins Buckingham in the attack.

Surrey trail by 110 runs at lunch, with Kurtis Patterson 50 and Dan Lawrence 19.

Jack White and George Hill claimed a morning wicket apiece.

Patterson has just reached his fifty off 85 balls.

Lawrence looks like he’s struggling with a back problem. He had a bit of treatment about 10 minutes ago and followed that with a pull shot against Matthew Revis, which didn’t look comfortable.

Left-hander Kurtis Patterson is closing in on a debut fifty for Surrey. He has 48 out of 140-2, with Dan Lawrence 17. Matthew Revis is into the attack from the Pavilion End of this ground.

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Surrey’s deficit stand at 151 inside the final half hour of the morning. Australian left-hander Kurtis Patterson has settled nicely for 28 and Dan Lawrence has 3.

One Jordan has replaced another in the attack – Thompson on for Buckingham.

Dom Sibley lbw George Hill, 29.

Looked very out that one as Sibley plays half forwards. Dan Lawrence is in now to join Kurtis Patterson, who has 15.

Rory Burns caught George Hill bowled Jack White, 31.

Yorkshire have bowled nicely in the opening 25 minutes or so, only conceding 10 runs and probing with it.

Now Burns has edged White to first slip. Australian Kurtis Patterson is in now alongside Dom Sibley, who has 16.

The crowd was in the region of 5,000-6,000 yesterday at the Oval, but it’s nothing like today. One of the locals in the media centre is suggesting that the FA Cup final between Manchester City and Crystal Palace later is part of the reason. A decent portion of Surrey’s membership are of a Palace persuasion.

Surrey have moved to 52-0 in the opening three overs of the day.

Ben Coad has just had a big appeal for lbw against Dom Sibley turned down. He has 12 and Rorby Burns 31.

Jack White (pictured) is sharing early bowling duties.

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Ben Coad has the ball in hand and is bowling to Dom Sibley, who has 10 of 46-0. Rory Burns is with him on 27.

The sun has joined us at the Kia Oval, where we’re around 15 minutes from the start of play.

Let’s have a look at what’s happening elsewhere today.

Rothesay County Championship 

Division One 

Durham 2-0 v Nottinghamshire 407, Banks Homes Riverside

Somerset 317-6 v Sussex, The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

Warwickshire 27-2 v Hampshire 300, Edgbaston

Worcestershire 354-9 v Essex, Visit Worcestershire New Road

Division Two 

Glamorgan 82-3 v Northamptonshire 185, Sophia Gardens

Gloucestershire v Kent 386-6, The Seat Unique Stadium

Lancashire 250-5 v Derbyshire, Emirates Old Trafford

Middlesex 232 v Leicestershire 22-1, Lord’s

Vitality County T20 Cup, R3 

Glamorgan v Lancashire, Christ College, Brecon

Northamptonshire v Leicestershire, Wantage Road

Surrey v Hampshire, Beckenham

The Blaze v Oxfordshire, Lady Bay, Nottingham

Cambridgeshire v Kent, Fenner’s, Cambridge

Here’s our preview of Yorkshire v Essex with White Rose captain and soon-to-be Essex loanee Lauren Winfield-Hill.

PREVIEW 

It’s an overcast start to day two at the Kia Oval in South London, where Yorkshire’s men are aiming to bounce back from a frustrating day one against Surrey at the Kia Oval. The visitors were bowled out for 255 before Surrey made it to 46-0 at close in reply.

John Sadler, the county’s batting coach, spoke of being around 50 runs short with the total.

Yorkshire will need a good morning to prevent this game getting away from them. Obviously, there’s time for things to change before 11am, but the conditions don’t look bad for bowling at present.

Back up the M1, Yorkshire’s women are at Headingley for the biggest day of their season. At 2.30pm, they take on Tier 1 side Essex Eagles in round three of the Vitality County T20 Cup competition.

Yorkshire are on a five-match winning streak, including progressing through two rounds of this having beaten Derbyshire and Shropshire at home.

Essex have only won one game in seven so far this season in 50-over cricket.

You can read our preview for that fixture via the link above, while reaction and a day one report from The Oval are also available.