Yorkshire wicket-keeper Gerard Brophy takes a painful blow on the foot off the bowling of Oliver Hannon-Dalby, while Joe Root, right, heads off in pursuit of the ball during the second XI match at Stamford Bridge
Yorkshire 2nd XI went into the final day of their Roses duel against Lancashire at Stamford Bridge Cricket Club with a 28-run lead.
The Tykes resume today on 140-3 in their second innings headed by Joe Root’s 64 and 54 from first innings centurion Anthony McGrath.
This was after Lancashire recovered from 76-4 to 288 in their first innings reply to the White Rose tally of 316.
The Red Rose revival was led by Jordan Clarke (97) and Stephen Parry (88), who shared a 186 fifth-wicket stand.
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