Jonny Bairstow

Jonny Bairstow converted his maiden first-class century into a superb double hundred as Yorkshire took control of their County Championship clash with leaders Nottinghamshire

A battling unbeaten 62 from Jonathan Bairstow rescued Yorkshire and earned them a valuable batting bonus point against Kent at Headingley as they aimed to clinch the County Championship title in their final match of the season

Yorkshire put themselves right back into the race for the County Championship title with a deserved five-wicket victory over leaders Nottinghamshire

Yorkshire managed to hold out for a draw at Scarborough after a Hampshire declaration on 498 for 6 had put them 176 runs in front with a minimum of 71 overs remaining on the fourth day of the County Championship match

Despite a superb 106 from Jacques Rudolph, leaders Yorkshire could only manage a draw with Essex at Chelmsford after they had been set 369 runs to win in 83 overs

Adam Lyth's swashbuckling innings helped Yorkshire to a 104-run victory over Worcestershire in their Friends Provident t20 clash

It took the wiles of Azhar Mahmood and the second new ball to keep Kent in touch with Yorkshire after a second engrossing day of championship cricket at Canterbury

In an encounter of endless twists and turns, the decisive punch in this enthralling Championship match was thrown by Jacques Rudolph and Jonathan Bairstow

Bad light, which wiped out the final 24 overs of the third day's play, almost certainly ended the already slight hopes of a definite result in this match

Yorkshire will probably have to look for either the rain or their newest batting recruit Jonny Bairstow to save them from defeat

Jonathan Bairstow made an unbeaten 82 on his first-class debut for Yorkshire, but Somerset require only a further 208 runs to win with one day remaining

Considering that they won the toss and faced a rather weak Somerset bowling attack, Yorkshire will feel disappointed when they consider the course of the first day's play

Jonathan Bairstow has followed in his father's footsteps by signing a two-year contract with Yorkshire