Jonny Tattersall

Adam Lyth enjoys a well-deserved cold one after Yorkshire's promotion triumph. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Ottis Gibson hails senior pair after promotion triumph

Jonny Tattersall. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Promotion can kickstart another great era believes Yorkshire CCC ace Tattersall

The Yorkshire players, coaches and support staff celebrate promotion at Headingley. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Promotion a good start, now for the hard bit - Chris Waters

Super proud: Yorkshire's stand-in captain Jonny Tattersall. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Tattersall "super proud" of Yorkshire CCC players

Keen on keeping the job permanently: Jonny Tattersall would willingly take on the Yorkshire captaincy on a full-time basis. Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images.placeholder image

Jonny Tattersall ready to step up to top Yorkshire CCC role if required

Dom Bess played a fine hand with the bat in Cardiff in a continuation of his good recent form. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Coad inspired Yorkshire CCC puts Bess foot forward in pursuit of Cardiff triumph

Man in form: George Hill top-scored for Yorkshire on day one in Cardiff. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Solid contributions sustain Yorkshire CCC in the South Wales sunshine

Yorkshire head coach Ottis Gibson. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Departing coach Gibson denies he is fired up to prove Yorkshire wrong

Yorkshire captain Shan Masood. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC unsure whether Shan Masood will be back this year

Matty Fisher celebrates the wicket of Ian Holland on day two at Grace Road. Picture: John Heald.placeholder image

Yorkshire CCC in strong position despite the cold September rain

Jonny Tattersall, the Yorkshire captain, proved his value in more ways than one. Picture: Dave Williams - cricketphotos.co.ukplaceholder image

Jonny Tattersall cashes in after key success with the coin

Jonny Tattersall, right, will lead Yorkshire again this week in the absence of club captain Shan Masood, and he will have Jonny Bairstow, left, at his disposal once more. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Everything to play for this time as Yorkshire CCC continues promotion push

Ottis Gibson and Yorkshire have tried everything to get positive results at Headingley, but to little avail. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Gibson has simple solution to Yorkshire CCC’s inability to win at Headingley

Jonny Tattersall, deputising as captain in the absence of Shan Masood, who is on Test duty, scored the winning runs for Yorkshire on Sunday. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC boosts promotion push with third successive win

WHEN the bookmakers were installing Yorkshire as the pre-season favourites to win Division Two of the County Championship, this was the sort of result they were envisioning.

Chris Waters

Matty Revis is congratulated after dismissing Sussex's Jack Carson. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC takes the early upper hand in tempestuous conditions

Jonny Bairstow on his last appearance for Yorkshire back in May 2023. (Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com)placeholder image

Bairstow's back as Tattersall and England's Brook step up into lead roles

Ben Cliff capped a good tournament on a personal level with figures of 3-37 for Yorkshire in Cardiff. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC exits One-Day Cup after defeat in South Wales

Spectators bask in the sunshine at Rugby School. Picture: Chris Watersplaceholder image

Hill and Luxton lead the way for Yorkshire's cricketers at the home of rugby

James Wharton acknowledges the applause for his century at Chesterfield. Photo: John Heald.placeholder image

Yorkshire CCC batsman James Wharton keen to build on breakthrough innings

BRIGHT FUTURE: Yorkshire's Harry Duke attempts to run out Hampshire's Tom Prest in last year's Metro Bank One-Day Cup - a competition he will feature in heavily once again this season. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire see gloveman as big part of future

Ben Coad celebrates taking Zak Chappell's wicket caught by Jonathan Tattersall for 0 (Picture: Bruce Rollinson)placeholder image

Coad and Fernando lead Yorkshire CCC to crushing victory

James Wharton, left, and Jonny Tattersall congratulate each other on another milestone during their double century stand at Queen's Park, Chesterfield. The sixth-wicket pair added 241 - a record in matches involving Yorkshire and Derbyshire. Photo: John Heald.placeholder image

Yorkshire CCC held up by the weather after James Wharton epic

George Hill celebrates a wicket with his Yorkshire team-mates on day one at Hove. (Picture: John Heald Photography)placeholder image

Joe Root stands tall for Yorkshire CCC in the sunshine at Hove

Eyes on the ball: Jonny Tattersall believes he has been finding the gaps more frequently this season after a technical adjustment to his batting in the winter. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC’s Jonny Tattersall hoping to cash in during peak of career

Joe Root celebrates his century against Glamorgan, the 11th of his Yorkshire first-class career. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC lay positive platform for their spinners as hosts eye first win

IT comes to something when yet another 50-plus score by Harry Brook is almost a footnote to the day’s proceedings.

Chris Waters

Yorkshire captain Shan Masood. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC pay the price for cautious declaration in Bristol stalemate

Shan Masood plays the ball away en route to his third County Championship century for Yorkshire. Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images.placeholder image

Shan Masood rescues Yorkshire after Joe Root and Harry Brook fall cheaply

Harry Brook celebrates his century at Headingley. Picture: Dave Williams cricketphotos.co.ukplaceholder image

England star Harry Brook back with a bang for Yorkshire CCC

Back in the old routine: Fin Bean, left, and Adam Lyth. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Adam Lyth and Fin Bean straight back in the groove for Yorkshire CCC

Jonny Tattersall turned his hand to bowling as the game petered out into a draw. Picture by Richard Sellers/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC held to a draw by Glamorgan in Cardiff

James Wharton hits out on his way to the top score of 58 for Yorkshire on day one at Scarborough. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

James Wharton leads the way on an up-and-down day for Yorkshire CCC

Well played, lads. Shan Masood, the Yorkshire captain, congratulates Harry Duke, centre, and Dom Leech, right, after their match-winning last-wicket stand against Surrey at York. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Young star Harry Duke giving Yorkshire CCC the happiest of headaches

Yorkshire captain Jonny Tattersall. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.complaceholder image

Rain raises the prospect of the rarity of a Scarborough draw

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It’s ‘Gibboball’ at Headingley as Yorkshire CCC chase Sussex victory

LEADING MAN: Yorkshire's Jonathan Tattersall celebrates his half century against Gloucestershire. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire captain on why Championship winning streak is still vital

Castleford bowler Matthew Rees in action as Cas took advantage of York's slip. (Picture: Scott Merrylees)placeholder image

Tattersall unable to prevent York's slide as Castleford take advantage

Jonny Tattersall. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.com 21/05/2021placeholder image

Jonny Tattersall can fill the captaincy breach says Yorkshire coach Ottis Gibson

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: Yorkshire's Shan Masood is due to play for Pakistan against Sri Lanka in Julyplaceholder image

Yorkshire hunt Masood replacement as other concerns threaten Wiese's T20 return

George Hill, left, and Fin Bean made centuries for Yorkshire on the first day at Headingley. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Century-makers Fin Bean and George Hill put Yorkshire CCC in control

Matty Fisher took career-best figures of 5-30. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC looking nailed-on for first County Championship win for 14 months

Yorkshire captain Shan Masood. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images.placeholder image

Come into the over strong, get out of the over strong - Masood's call to bowlers

READY FOR ACTION: The Yorkshire CCC first-team squad poses for the cameras during yesterday's media call at Headingley. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.complaceholder image

Let's just play - Darren Gough's message as Yorkshire CCC remain in limbo

Yorkshire chief executive Stephen Vaughan has outlined his vision to the club's members. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

New chief executive Stephen Vaughan's message of hope to the Yorkshire members

Darren Gough is satisfied with the way that Yorkshire are bearing up as he prepares to send several of his players abroad for valuable training. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images.placeholder image

Darren Gough delighted as Yorkshire CCC step up training preparations

Brothers-in-arms: Yorkshire captain Jonny Tattersall and Matthew Fisher after receiving their county caps. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Fisher shines on return to Yorkshire action after injury

England's Ollie Pope, who made a hundred on the opening day of the match against Yorkshire, who are bidding to stave off another defeat. Photo by Ben Hoskins/Getty Images for Surrey CCCplaceholder image

Surrey CCC v Yorkshire CCC County Championship updates

Jonny Tattersall would be happy to continue in the role of captain after taking the reins from Steve Patterson. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.complaceholder image

Tattersall ready to take captain's log into stardate 2023 if required

Finlay Bean cuts the ball away during the Roses match at Old Trafford. The young Yorkshireman made an excellent impression on his first-class debut. Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images.placeholder image

Yorkshire grind out Roses draw

Tom Kohler-Cadmore on his way to the top score of 51 in the Yorkshire first innings. Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images.placeholder image

Golden arm Tattersall strikes but Red Rose retain the upper hand

Finlay Bean - handed his first-class debut in the Roses game. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.complaceholder image

Lancashire CCC v Yorkshire CCC Roses updates

STEADYING THE SHIP: Matthew Waite’s 23-run cameo - the highest score of the game - helped settle Yorkshire on their way to victory at Derbyshire Falcons as the visitors put their Royal London Cup quarter-final hopes back in their own hands.Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire overcome menacing pitch to beat Derbyshire Falcons in Royal London Cup

Harry Sullivan impressed for Yorkshire at Essex. Picture: Bruce Rollinsonplaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC endure more Chelmsford misery in Royal London Cup

Jonny Tattersall. Picture: Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.complaceholder image

Essex v Yorkshire: Jonny Tattersall enjoys being the leading man

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