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Ryan Hall has called time on his illustrious career. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

'The time's right' - Rhinos legend Hall retires after 20 years at the top

Damien Martyn acknowledges the crowd as he scored 238 runs which included the fastest 100 and 200 runs this season and together he put on a record 4th wicket partnership for Yorkshire of 330 with Matthew Wood against Gloucestershire at Headingley back in 2003.placeholder image

'Travesty' - England's Ashes opponent has say on Headingley's 2027 snub

Chris Woakes of England celebrates with teammate Mark Wood after hitting the winning runs to win the LV= Insurance Ashes 3rd Test Match between England and Australia at Headingley on July 09, 2023 in Leeds, England. (Picture: Stu Forster/Getty Images)placeholder image

ECB chief makes northern cricket pledge after Headingley Ashes snub

James Trafford has made a strong start to life at Leeds United. placeholder image

Leeds United star up for doing Otley Run if Whites win a trophy

Yorkshire have escaped sanction. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire cleared over Headingley pitch after Somerset clash

Leeds battled bravely with a depleted team. (Photo: John Clifton/SWpix.com)placeholder image

'Soft penalty' - Arthur takes aim at officials after controversial play-off loss

Leon Pryce has guided York to the Grand Final in his first season at the helm. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

'I needed the women's game' - Leon Pryce on York Valkyrie's Grand Final journey

Ben Cliff holds the ball aloft after his eight-wicket haul against Somerset. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Ben Cliff’s “breakthrough” gives Yorkshire a glimpse of the future

England's Will Jacks and Jos Buttler celebrate the LBW wicket of Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis during the 1st Metro Bank one day international at Banks Homes Riverside.placeholder image

England v Sri Lanka: Headingley will get to witness a new Jacks, says Brook

Yorkshire's Kuldeep Yadav thanks the fans after his 10-wicket haul against Essex at Headingley. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Bess hails “seriously skilled” Yadav and calls for Yorkshire return

Willie Peters' hopes of an Old Trafford swansong were ended by Warrington. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Peters proud of Hull KR to the end despite play-off disappointment

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McGrath: Yorkshire growth is there for all to see

Yorkshire CCC in action at Headingley. PIC: Tony Johnsonplaceholder image

What happens in the future if YCCC is demutualised? - YP Letters

Brad Arthur is not overly concerned about Leeds' recent form. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Arthur calls on Rhinos to silence doubters amid fatigue concerns

Brad Arthur has called on Leeds Rhinos to silence their doubters amid growing questions over whether they are running out of steam at the business end of the Super League season.

James O'Brien

Proud adopted Yorkshireman. There will be no divided loyalties for Yorkshire's Dom Bess at Headingley week. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Bess: I want Somerset to get smacked

Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

McGrath: Consistency needed to turn promise into prizes

Jarrod O'Connor in action last Friday. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

O'Connor refuses to panic as play-offs beckon for off-colour Rhinos

Jake Connor shows his despair at full-tine. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Arthur focuses on positives after flat finish to regular season

Hull celebrate Logan Moy's first-half try. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Alarm bells deafening as Rhinos fall flat in latest Headingley defeat

Leeds are going full throttle this week. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Rhinos target play-off momentum after League Leaders' Shield heartbreak

POSITIVE ENDING: Yorkshire's Hannah Rainey seen celebrating a wicker with Jess Jonassen - is hoping Yorkshire can end a disappointing One-Day Cup campaign on a high by beating Roses rivals Lancashire at Headingley on Saturday. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

'Inspirational' Cross brings curtain down on career in Roses derby

Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

McGrath challenges Yorkshire to make Essex standards the norm

LEADING MAN: Yorkshire's Kuldeep Yadav (right) celebrates dismissing Essex's Charlie Allison, on his way to taking 6-50 as the hosts won by an innings and 106 rins at Headingley. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire blow away Essex in three-day Headingley rout

Ryan Hall looks set to go round again. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Hall poised for another season with Rhinos after Arthur hint

Adam Lyth, left, and Will Luxton constructed Yorkshire's highest opening partnership of the Championship campaign before the hosts were rocked by a clatter of wickets. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

From 121-0 to 139-5, then Yorkshire recover to 241-6 against Essex

THERE was an end-of-season feel to this day at Headingley.

Chris Waters

HARD JOB: England's Joe Root speaking at a press conference at Edgbaston on Tuesday ahead of the third Test against Pakistan. Picture: Nick Potts/PA.placeholder image

Root insists struggling Pakistan not lacking fight

Matthew Revis, right, and Jafer Chohan have been called up by the England Lions. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Revis available for Yorkshire despite England Lions call-up

Geoffrey Boycott played his last match 40 years ago this week. Photo by Adrian Murrell/Allsport UK/Getty Images.placeholder image

The end of “something wonderful”: When Boycott bowed out

Wigan were at their irrepressible best at Headingley. (Photo: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Trophy wait goes on after damaging defeat for Rhinos

Jamie Jones-Buchanan is relishing the sense of occasion surrounding the League Leaders' Shield decider. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Jones-Buchanan relishing Rhinos' League Leaders' Shield 'shootout'

Leeds are in charge of their own destiny heading into the penultimate round. (Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Arthur out to make dream reality in 'Grand Final before Grand Final'

Zak Lloyd has committed his future to Leeds. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Rhinos tie down rising star Lloyd amid NRL interest

Edenn Rogers-Smith is on his way to Headingley. (Photo: Rémi Vignaud/Catalans Dragons/SWpix.com)placeholder image

'Exciting player with significant potential' - Rhinos land Rogers-Smith

A general view at Headingley, Leeds. PIC: Mike Egerton/PA Wireplaceholder image

Previous leadership at Yorkshire CCC to blame for a lack of tests - YP Letters

Leeds were too good for their rivals. (Photo: Paul Currie/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Arthur urges Leeds to approach trophy decider with confidence after dominant win

Pakistan's Mohammad Ali (right) reacts on day two of the second Rothesay Test match at Lord's, London. (Picture: PA)placeholder image

How Salman Ali Agha helped Pakistan stare down England

Leeds' senior players are keeping their team-mates focused on the task at hand. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

'Grand Final' test awaits as Leeds refuse to look beyond latest challenge

Tom Briscoe has called time on his career. (Photo: Olly Hassell/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Briscoe set for fitting farewell after calling time on 'amazing journey'

Yorkshire shake hands with Warwickshire after the Championship match at Scarborough in June. They return to North Marine Road this week looking to continue a late bid for the title. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire’s title chance is there - now they must seize it

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Stranger who tried to kill woman was stopped by public, judge hears

A general view at Headingley, Leeds. PIC: Mike Egerton/PA Wireplaceholder image

Honest answers needed over Headingley test cricket snub

MISSING IN ACTION: England's Joe Root and Jordan Cox take to the field on the second day's play against Pakistan at Headingley last week. Yorkshire's home will not now stage a Test until 2029. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Graves wants Lord’s Test allocation halved to help give Headingley a better deal

Leeds returned to winning ways in style on Sunday. (Photo: Matthew Merrick/SWpix.com)placeholder image

Arthur welcomes Rhinos' League Leaders' Shield pressure as play-offs loom

MAGIC MOMENT: Ben Stokes celebrates winning the fourth Ashes Test against Australia at Headingley back in August 2018. Picture: Mike Egerton/PA.placeholder image

'Shambolic': Ben Stokes blasts Headingley Ashes omission

Joe Root would like to play at Headingley as much as possible. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Joe Root laments Headingley Ashes omission

Joe Root acknowledges the applause for his fifty at Headingley. Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Imagesplaceholder image

Root answers captaincy question before Brook takes centre stage

England's Joe Root on day one of the first Rothesay Test at Headingley, Leeds. (Picture: PA)placeholder image

Why Headingley Test could be Joe Root's last at his home ground

England's Ollie Robinson successfully appeals for lbw against Pakistan's Shan Masood. Photo by Darren Staples / AFP via Getty Imagesplaceholder image

England frustrate Pakistan’s Yorkshire homecoming

A general view during a nets session at Headingley, Leeds. PIC: Bradley Collyer/PA Wireplaceholder image

Why test cricket belongs in Yorkshire

Harry Brook, left, and Joe Root during a nets session on the eve of the Test. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Imagesplaceholder image

Same old Headingley: A new Joe Root

Joe Root pictured during his pre-match press conference at Headingley on Tuesday. Photo: Bradley Collyer/PAplaceholder image

Root vows to keep England's attacking edge as new era begins

Flashback: New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming pictured on his arrival at Headingley in 2003. He had a big impact on the Yorkshire dressing room that summer.placeholder image

'Top-drawer': How new England Test head coach Fleming wowed Yorkshire

Hundred reasons why: Leeds SunRisers fans wave their flags during the Hundred match between SunRisers Leeds Men and Welsh Fire Men at Headingley on August 9 (Picture: Stu Forster/Getty Images)placeholder image

Sorry Chris Waters, I actually like The Hundred - and here's why

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