Travis Head

Joe Root takes the applause after his innings against Sussex. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com

Joe Root in the runs for Yorkshire CCC as batsmen dominate on benign pitch
A CONVERSATION overhead during the lunch interval at Headingley said it all.

Australia's Steve Smith walks off the ground at the end of play after hitting an unbeaten 129 on day three of the fifth NRMA Insurance Ashes Series 2025 test at the Sydney Cricket Ground (Picture: Robbie Stephenson/PA Wire)

Steve Smith and Travis Head show Joe Root ploughed a lone furrow

England’s Joe Root walks past a flag as he goes out to bat on day two of the fifth NRMA Insurance Ashes Series 2025 test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, (Picture: Robbie Stephenson/PA)

Joe Root's 'outstanding' second century of Ashes series gives England hope

England’s Jamie Smith is bowled by Australia's Scott Boland on day one of the fourth Test. Photo: Robbie Stephenson/PA Wire.

The Ashes: “Stag-do” theme continues as wickets fall down like drunks

DOWN BUT NOT OUT: England captain Ben Stokes reacts during Australia's successful run chase in perth on Saturday - England thrashed as the hosts won by eight wickets inside two days. Picture: Copley/Getty Images

The Ashes verdict: Time to ‘Head’ to the 19th hole after England blown away

Australia came out on top against England in the first Ashes Test.

Travis Head eases Australia to win after England collapse

Quids in: Mitchell Starc, the former Yorkshire pace bowler, is celebrating a record IPL deal. Photo by Will Russell/Getty Images.

Indian Premier League auction is white noise to many of us - Chris Waters

England's Harry Brook is on the move in the IPL (Picture: PAUL ELLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Harry Brook's IPL value drops as Pat Cummins hits the jackpot

Steve Smith of Australia looks on as they leave the field at the end of a dominant day one for Australia (Picture: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Kevin Pietersen blasts 'shambolic' England as Australia take control

Gone: England's Ollie Pope walks off after being bowled by Australia's Pat Cummins.

Ashes: England crash to 4-0 defeat

Century salute: Australia's Travis Head celebrates making 100 runs against England. Picture: AP Photo/Tertius Pickard

Final Ashes Test turned on its Head

Off you go: England's Dawid Malan and Joe Root walk off as play is abondoned during day two. Pictures: PA

England under the cosh again in Ashes

Hitting back: England's Joe Root in action. Pictures: Jason O'Brien/PA

England captain Joe Root fights back with new record in Ashes

Star man: Australia's Travis Head celebrates his century.

Ollie Robinson the only shining light for England in Ashes

Century-maker: Australia's Travis Head in action as England's Jos Buttler looks on. Pictures: Jason O'Brien/PA

Ashes, day two: Australia pile on the agony

Australia's Steve Smith celebrates reaching his century on day four at Edgbaston. Picture: Nick Potts/PA

The Ashes: England v Australia – Brilliant Steve Smith leaves hosts scrambling t...

Australia coach Justin Langer. Picture: Mike Egerton/PA

Darren Gough '“ Why Australian cricket is in such a mess

Yorkshires Cheteshwar Pujara strikes the ball on his way to a century against Worcestershire. Picture: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com

Yorkshire Vikings fall just short in record one-day run chase

Yorkshire's Adil Rashid. PIC: AP Photo/Rick Rycroft

Yorkshire CCC: Frustrated Gale pays tribute to leg-spinner Rashid

England's Eoin Morgan pulls a delivery from Australia during the ODI match in Adelaide. Picture: David Mariuz/AAP via AP

Aggressive approach here to stay for ambitious England, insists Eoin Morgan

Travis Head, celebrates a half century last year, will not play for Yorkshire this season after his selection for the Australia A team. (Picture: SWPix.com)

Travis Head's call-up sends Yorkshire back to T20 drawing board
Yorkshire's hopes of claiming a first T20 trophy have suffered a setback without a ball being bowled after overseas signing Travis Head was made unavailable due to international commitments.
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Yorkshire's Travis Head celebrates his half century against Warwickshire last year (Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWPIx.com)

Heads you win: Australian Travis Head re-signs with Yorkshire for T20 campaign

Jake Lehmann

Andrew Gale: Treble looks impossible for any side to achieve

Andrew Gale.

Andrew Gale: Roses clash is perfect time to turn things round with the bat

Travis Head, pictured, won a call-up by Australia meaning Yorkshire turned to his fellow countryman Jake Lehmann

Lancashire v Yorkshire: Jake Lehmann surprised at chance to emulate father at He...

Darren Lehmann, pictured during practice on the Headingley pitch ahead of the one-day international against England- chatting to Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie.

Yorkshire head off problem and sign Lehmann

Darren Lehmann, left, will be hoping his son enjoys his spell at Yorkshire under coach and good friend Jason Gillespie, right

Yorkshire CCC: Son of White Rose legend joins squad

Travis Head has left Yorkshire having been called up by Australia.

Yorkshire look to Australia again as Travis Head exits

Yorkshire's Travis Head

Yorkshire rocked by Travis Head call-up

Yorkshire's Jack Brooks

Yorkshire v Warwickshire (day three): Yorkshire chase Headingley win

Yorkshires Steven Patterson fails to connect but he made a valuable 35 not out against Warwickshire at Headingley (Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com).

Yorkshire v Warwickshire: With patient bowling we'll be in the mix, says Jason G...

Tim Bresnan hit a superb 92 for Yorkshire Vikings but it was not enough to lead them to victory over Durham Jets (Picture: Bruce Rollinson).

Durham v Yorkshire: Jets hold nerve to inflict rare white-ball defeat on Vikings
TO say that Yorkshire were the form team in white-ball cricket coming into this game is an understatement.
By The Newsroom

David Willey. Picture: SWpix.com.

Andrew Gale: All-rounder Willey's proving to be a big game player for us

England batsman Joe Root

Chris Waters: Now is not the time to put a dampener on batting fireworks

Travis Head is looking forward to some red-ball cricket in the County Championship.

Yorkshire Vikings v Notts Outlaws: Trophies next after proud Travis Head earns r...

Travis Head scored 175 against Leicestershire in his first one-day appearance for Yorkshire, the second-highest one-day score from a Yorkshire batsma (Picture: Dave Williams/cricketphotos.co.uk).

Leics Foxes v Yorkshire Vikings: Travis Head was unaware of being on brink of re...

Travis Head goesmashed 175 from 139 balls agai nst Leicestershire for Yorkshire Vikings. Picture: SWPix.com

Travis Head and Jack Leaning smash Yorkshire Vikings into Royal London contentio...

Alex Lees.

Andrew Gale: Alex was a little '˜naive' to question the umpire's decision

HERO OF THE HOUR: Yorkshire Vikings' Adam Lyth thanks the crowd after he was out for 87. Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWpix.com.

Yorkshire Vikings down Durham Jets to continue revival and keep T20 Blast knocko...

Adam Lyth.

Andrew Gale: Weather's not been kind, but I'm backing us to hit a run of form

Kane Williamson.

Yorkshire aim to get Head start against leaders

Kane Williamson's half-century proved key for Yorkshire as they beat Derbyshire in the T20 Blast. He is feeling mentally fatigued and will not play in the County Championship at The Oval (Picture: Anthony Devlin/PA).

Derbyshire v Yorkshire: Kane Williamson to take break after helping Vikings towa...

Specsavers County Championship - Division One - Day 4 OF 4 Yorkshire v Middlesex. Yorkshire's Andrew Gale trudges off as the Middlesex players celebrate. 6th July 2016. Picture : Jonathan Gawthorpe

Andrew Gale: Middlesex defeat gave us a much-needed kick up the backside

Australian top order batsman Travis Head.

Gillespie hoping Head can help bolster Yorkshire campaign

Yorkshire director of cricket, Martyn Moxon

Yorkshire CCC owe big debt to the board, says Martyn Moxon

Yorkshires Alex Lees and Will Rhodes join in a game with Greenhill Primary School, Sheffield, last years winners of the Drax Cup. The 2016 renewal of the competition, the countrys biggest Under-9s cricket tournament, was launched at Headingley yesterday (Picture: Simon Hulme).

Head's hunger to learn is just one of his assets '“ Gillespie

Yorkshire have completed their overseas recruitment drive for 2016 with the signing of highly-rated Australian top order batsman Travis Head

Young Australian Head's adaptability will be big asset to Yorkshire '“ Gillespie

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