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Ben Coad says George Hill should be considered as Ben Stokes’s replacement in England’s Test team.

Rich Pyrah hopes Yorkshire's talented but raw dressing room realise how lucky they are to be able to learn from experienced overseas star Jess Jonassen.

Jess Jonassen scored her fifth half-century of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup but couldn’t prevent Yorkshire from slipping to defeat against Hampshire at Utilita Bowl.

Yorkshire face Hampshire at the Utilita Bowl today in their 12th of 14 matches in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. They are aiming for a fourth win of the campaign, this against last year's finalists. Follow this page for updates throughout the day.

“It was a bizarre game,” chuckled Steve Patterson. From that comment alone, without us writing another word, there’s a fair chance you’ll be able to guess which Yorkshire v Essex game we’re talking about.

Yorkshire may be out of contention for the Metro Bank One-Day Cup knockouts, but they still see the next week as vital to their development as a side.

Anthony McGrath admitted he was “gutted” after seeing his Yorkshire side slip to a one-wicket defeat against Surrey at The Kia Oval this evening, though the coach pointed to their second-innings batting effort as the main reason for this reverse.

Yorkshire fell narrowly and agonisingly short of defending a 185-target against Surrey at The Kia Oval this evening, falling to a one-wicket defeat in a thrilling, helter-skelter Rothesay County Championship fixture.

Yorkshire County Cricket Club can confirm that three players will depart the Club at the end of the current season. Rebecca Duckworth, Grace Hall and Olivia Thomas will all leave Headingley once their current contracts expire.

Yorkshire and Surrey head into day three at The Kia Oval, what's likely to be the final day as well. Surrey are 27-0 chasing 185. Follow this blog for live updates throughout the day.

“We usually say day three is moving day, but it’s been a fast-forward 24 hours or so.” Mick Lewis was certainly not wrong as he assessed day two at The Kia Oval, one which saw 23 wickets fall, all four innings make an appearance on the same day and Surrey end it on 27-0 chasing 185.