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FROM ME TO YOU: Ben Stokes (right) and Harry Brook reflect on England losing their Test series 2-1 against New Zealand after a 160-run defeat at Trent Bridge. Stokes feels Brook should succeed him as Test captain. Picture: Jacob King/PAplaceholder image

Brook backed by Stokes to be England's next Test captain

WAY BACK WHEN: England's Ben Stokes and Joe Root, pictured together in 2015 after winning the Ashes against Australia. Picture: Philip Brown/Pool/PAplaceholder image

Root left alone by Stokes to watch over England’s young guns

END OF AN ERA: England's Ben Stokes walks off after being caught by New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell on day four of the Third Test at Trent Bridge. Picture: Joe Giddens/PAplaceholder image

Stokes tries to end England career in blaze of glory

GOING: England captain Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from international cricket once the ongoing third Test against New Zealand is over. Picture: Joe Giddensplaceholder image

Stokes announces retirement from international cricket

FINALLY: Ben Stokes (right) celebrates the wicket of New Zealand's Tom Latham, caught by wicket-keeper Jamie Smith during day one of the third Test at Trent Bridge. Picture: Mike Egerton/PA.placeholder image

Late blows give England hope at Trent Bridge

England captain Ben Stokes speaks to the media during a press conference at Trent Bridge on Wednesday. Picture: Gareth Copley/Getty Imagesplaceholder image

Stokes says 'sorry' to team-mates before 'massive' Test decider

England head coach Brendon McCullum, right, and Rob Key during a nets session at Trent Bridge. Photo: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.placeholder image

Defeat at Trent Bridge could be a blessing in disguise after farcical fortnight

Jonny Bairstow leaves the field at Trent Bridge after guiding Yorkshire to victory. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Imagesplaceholder image

Bairstow and Wharton lead Yorkshire to opening night win

Fin Bean leaves the field after his record-breaking century against Durham at Scarborough last year. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Fin Bean signs new contract at Yorkshire CCC

Dom Bess. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Cup run sets the standard for Yorkshire CCC - Dom Bess

Yorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath has led his side to the brink of their first one-day final since 2002. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

McGrath hopeful magnificent Yorkshire can shake off semi-final hoodoo

Fin Bean leaves the field after his record-breaking hundred for Yorkshire at Scarborough. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Bean happy to bat anywhere for Yorkshire

Trent Bridge - home to the Trent Rockets, a franchise of The Hundredplaceholder image

The Hundred: flamethrowers, fireworks and god-awful music...

Looking for more of the same: Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

It’s good to talk as Yorkshire target more of the same against the champions

JONNY BAIRSTOW has revealed that some honest conversations behind the scenes helped to get the second half of Yorkshire’s County Championship season off to a solid start and that he has challenged his men to keep their foot on the throat of opposition sides.

Chris Waters

Matty Revis hit 93 for Yorkshire at Trent Bridge. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Notts CCC v Yorkshire CCC: No Headingley-type thrills at Trent Bridge

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

It's cuckoo to use the Kookaburra says Yorkshire boss McGrath

MAGIC MOMENT: Finlay Bean celebrattes a memorable double-century for Yorkshire, keeping the visitors in the game against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge. Picture courtesy of John Heald.placeholder image

Fabulous Fin Bean at the double for Yorkshire

Jafer Chohan. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC determined to get their timing right over Chohan debut

Fin Bean on the attack for Yorkshire at Trent Bridge. Picture: Jack Bird.placeholder image

Notts CCC v Yorkshire CCC: Bean emerges from shadows with gutsy display

Yorkshire bowling coach Mick Lewis. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Lewis praises Yorkshire CCC’s fighting spirit against the league leaders

Ben Slater hits out for Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge. Picture: Jack Bird.placeholder image

Notts CCC v Yorkshire CCC: Visitors stick at it on hard-fought day

Dawid Malan scored his third consecutive T20 fifty in Wednesday night's game against Notts at Trent Bridge. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Yorkshire CCC keep momentum going with Trent Bridge triumph

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

Yorkshire CCC ready to rumble at unhappy hunting ground

Harry Brook who has urged England not to take it easy against the underdogs of Zimbabwe, insisting "we can't take our eyes off the ball". (Picture: Nick Potts/PA Wire)placeholder image

Harry Brook on England's Zimbabwe Test and his white-ball deputies

LEAD ROLE: England's Harry Brook celebrateshis century against Australia in the third one day international at the Riverside, Chester-le-Street. Picture: Owen Humphreys/PAplaceholder image

Relieved Brook looking to get even with Australia at Lord's

YORKSHIRE’S Harry Brook breathed a major sigh of relief after chalking up his first ODI century and a first win as England captain.

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England's Joe Root celebrates reaching his century during day four of the Second Rothesay Test match at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. (Picture: PA)placeholder image

Stokes delight as Brook, Root and Bashir send England to victory

Power-packed: Aaron Finch hits out for Yorkshire during their last T20 victory at Old Trafford in 2014. Jos Buttler, the current England white-ball captain, looks on behind the stumps. Photo by Dave Thompson/Getty Images.placeholder image

Yorkshire CCC seeking to end a decade of hurt on enemy soil

FRUSTRATED: Northern Diamonds' head coach, Dani Hazell. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Diamonds coach Hazell looking for positive response at Headingley

GETTING BETTER: Northern Diamonds' Lauren Winfield-Hill bats against Thunder earlier this year. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Diamonds' Winfield-Hill's reveals endless quest to improve her game

Learning from the best: Yorkshire wicketkeeper and batsman Harry Duke. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Harry Duke hoping to shine on mentor Chris Read's old stomping ground

England's Mark Wood & Chris Woakes leave the field victorious after carrying their side to victory in the third test against Australia in the recent Ashes Test at Headingley (Picture: Allan McKenzie/SWPix.com)placeholder image

Headingley to host men's Ashes in 2027? West Yorkshire mayor thinks so

Stephen Vaughan, the Yorkshire chief executive. Picture by Allan McKenzie/SWpix.complaceholder image

Headingley awarded a men's Ashes Test in 2031 and its first women's Ashes Test

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Gibson draws on ‘MLK’, Nelson Mandela and Michael Jordan to motivate Yorkshire

LEADING MAN: Dawid Malan hit 95 off 56 balls to lead Yorkshire Vikings to an eight-run victory over Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge - ending the club's nine-month wait for a victory in all competitions. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.complaceholder image

Ottis Gibson on Yorkshire finally ending winless streak

Dawid Malan made his highest score for Yorkshire in T20 cricket. Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.complaceholder image

Malan’s T20 best for Yorkshire leads Tykes to first win for over nine months

Keeping the faith: Yorkshire captain Shan Masood. Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images.placeholder image

Yorkshire CCC hoping to prosper at less-than-happy hunting ground

AIMING HIGH: Katie Levick (left), with team-mate Beth Langston, is hoping to help Northern Diamonds enjoy back-to-back success this year. Picture by Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.complaceholder image

Diamonds' Levick convinced women's game will only get stronger

Ben Stokes of England celebrates hitting the winning runs to win the 3rd Specsavers Ashes Test match between England and Australia at Headingley on August 25, 2019 in Leeds, England. (Picture: Gareth Copley/Getty Images)placeholder image

Headingley learns Ashes 2023 fate - and what is the full schedule

England's Dawid Malan. Picture: PAplaceholder image

Jos Buttler is rewarded with first England T20 victory

Jonny Bairstow of England celebrates reaching his century. (Photo by Alex Davidson/Getty Images)placeholder image

Johnny Bairstow comes to England’s rescue at Headingley

Spectators at Emerald Headingley Picture: Mike Egerton/PAplaceholder image

England v New Zealand: Test match updates from Headingley

New Zealand's Kane Williamson during a nets session at Headingley. Picture: PAplaceholder image

England v New Zealand: Kane Williamson poised for Headingley return

England's Jonny Bairstow celebrates his century from just 77 balls against New Zealand at Trent Bridge on Tuesday Picture: Mike Egerton/PAplaceholder image

How Jonny Bairstow’s England Test heroics were inspired by spell in IPL

England's Jonny Bairstow celebrates his century. Picture: PAplaceholder image

Why ‘Jonny eyes’ were sneak clue to England’s stunning Trent Bridge win

England's Jonny Bairstow celebrates his century. Picture: PAplaceholder image

Trent Bridge win was better than Headingley or World Cup final. says Ben Stokes

England fielders unsuccesfully appeal for the wicket of New Zealand's Tom Blundell. Picture: PA.placeholder image

Trent Bridge climax could be just the ticket for England fans

England centurions Joe Root and Ollie Pope (left) during day three of the Second LV= Insurance Test Series match at Trent Bridge (Picture: PA)placeholder image

Joe Root and Ollie Pope smack centuries as England fight back

SEIZE THE MOMENT: England's Ollie Pope has an excellent opportunity to deliver on his obvious Test match potential on day three at Trent Bridge Picture: Mike Egerton/PAplaceholder image

Discipline vital if England to dig themselves out of hole against Black Caps

New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell hits out during day one of the Second Test against England at Trent Bridge Picture: Mike Egerton/PAplaceholder image

England to continue with aggressive approach against New Zealand at Trent Bridge

England's Zak Crawley on the ground after dropping the ball during day one of the Second Test at Trent Bridge Picture: Mike Egerton/PAplaceholder image

New Zealand in control as England let chances slip in the field

England's Ben Stokes (centre) during a nets session at Trent Bridge. Picture: PA.placeholder image

England v New Zealand: England urged to be ‘more positive’ by Ben Stokes

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Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire - day 3: White Rose continue impressive fightback

Nottinghamshire's Dane Paterson celebrates taking the wicket of Yorkshire's Harry Duke. Picture: PAplaceholder image

Adam Lyth leads Yorkshire CCC fightback on painful day at Trent Bridge

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