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James Wharton spoke of his frustration at Yorkshire’s disappointing end to day three at the Kia Oval, with three late wickets falling to keep Surrey firmly in the ascendancy.

James Wharton and unbeaten Jonny Bairstow hit contrasting half-centuries during the final two sessions of day three, but they weren’t enough to dig Yorkshire out of trouble against Surrey at the Kia Oval. 

Yorkshire's men are in day three action against Surrey at the Kia Oval, bidding to fight their way back into this Rothesay County Championship clash with the county champions. Follow this blog for live updates.

Sterre Kalis spoke of a “special knock” as her 83 not out against Essex helped Yorkshire’s women into the quarter-finals of the Vitality County T20 competition yesterday.

“I think we bowled really well in parts and then, at times, sort of let off a bit of momentum. But you can’t fault our efforts. We grafted all day there.”That was George Hill’s summary of day two at the Kia Oval after the in-form seamer returned 4-58 as Surrey, in reply to Yorkshire’s 255 all out, reached the halfway stage of this Rothesay County Championship match at 384-7, leading by 129.

A confident 85 for Australian overseas debutant Kurtis Patterson and similar 86 from wicketkeeper-batter Ben Foakes at either end of the day helped Surrey make a commanding response to Yorkshire’s first-innings 255 on day two at the Kia Oval.

Sterre Kalis hit a stunning season’s best 83 not out as Yorkshire shocked Tier 1 opposition in Essex Eagles at Headingley this afternoon to win by 11 runs and make it through to the quarter-finals of the Vitality County T20 Cup.

We're set for action-packed day of cricket for Yorkshire's women and men. It's Yorkshire women v Essex Eagles in round three of the Vitality County T20 Cup at Headingley, while the White Rose men are in day two Rothesay County Championship action at the Kia Oval against Surrey. Follow this page for live updates from both venues.

John Sadler reflected on the opening day against Surrey at the Kia Oval and said: “I think we probably left 50 out there, I reckon, from the positions we were in.”

Captain Jonny Bairstow posted an entertaining season’s best 89 off 114 balls as Yorkshire were bowled out for 255 by champions Surrey on day one at the Kia Oval.

Good morning from the Kia Oval. It's another sunny day in South London for game number six of the season. Follow our blog for live updates.