2019 has long been touted as the ‘biggest year’ for international cricket in England, and Emerald Headingley will be at the forefront of this.
Hosting a plethora of high-profile fixtures, including an Ashes Test match and four ICC Cricket World Cup games, the famous old ground has somewhat of a new look. The brand-new, state-of-the-art, Emerald Stand will be open for the first time as England take on Pakistan in the Fifth Royal London One-Day International on Sunday 19th May.
Yorkshire County Cricket Club can confirm that Harry Duke will join Middlesex once his current contract runs out in October.
Four Yorkshire players have been named across a 15-player squad and non-travelling reserves ahead of the England Women U19's biggest ever winter programme of cricket that will culminate in an ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in Nepal and Bangladesh.
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