yorkshireccc.com

Yorkshire County Cricket Club membership is handled through the club's official website, yorkshireccc.com. The site states that 2026 memberships have been released, with a new offering "designed to make attending cricket as a member more fl[exible]" (the homepage text is truncated at that point). To join, you go to the Memberships section of the site, choose the membership option that fits how you plan to attend, and complete the sign-up there. The exact prices, tiers, and included benefits are not listed on the homepage, so the membership page itself is the place to confirm what you get before paying.

What the club has confirmed about 2026 membership

The only membership detail on the homepage is that the 2026 memberships are out and that the club describes the new offering as aimed at making member attendance more flexible. Everything else — cost, categories (for example adult, junior, or family), match access, priority windows, and any member-only events — has to be checked on the membership pages, because the homepage does not state it.

How to sign up

1. Go to yorkshireccc.com.
2. Open the Memberships section (it appears under the site's "Discover" area on the homepage).
3. Read the 2026 membership options and pick the one that matches your needs.
4. Complete the purchase or registration through the club's own process.

The expected result is a confirmed membership with the club, after which you would use whatever access method the club specifies for members. If you are unsure which tier suits you, compare the options on the membership page against how many matches you realistically plan to attend.

What to check before you buy

• Benefits and access: confirm which competitions and grounds the membership covers. The site covers Yorkshire Men, Yorkshire Women, and Yorkshire Academy, plus competitions including the Rothesay County Championship and the Metro Bank One Day Cup Women, but the homepage does not say which of these a membership includes.
• Ballot and priority access: the site is currently promoting a "2027 International Ballot – Enter Now." If international tickets matter to you, check whether membership affects ballot entry or priority.
• Terms and restrictions: look for any age categories, renewal rules, or deadlines on the membership page, since none are stated on the homepage.

If membership is not what you need

Membership is one route; the site also covers news, results, teams, and the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation, which works on Health & Wellbeing, Heritage, and Participation across the county. If your goal is simply to follow the teams or attend occasionally, those sections may be enough without joining. If your goal is regular attendance with member benefits, the Memberships page is the correct starting point.

The 2027 International Ballot entry point is promoted on the Yorkshire County Cricket Club homepage at yorkshireccc.com, where a "2027 International Ballot - Enter Now" link appears alongside the club's latest news and results. That link is the starting point for entering the ballot for international matches at Headingley. The homepage does not publish the ballot's closing date, entry rules, or ticket prices, so the practical next step is to open the ballot page itself and check the club's news and events section for announcements.

What the homepage tells you

The current homepage carries a clear call to action: 2027 International Ballot - Enter Now. It sits in the same block as the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation content, above the Latest Results section, so it is visible without digging through menus.

What the homepage confirms:

• A 2027 international ballot exists and is open for entry at the time the page was published.
• Entry is handled through the club's own site rather than a third-party platform.
• The club publishes news and events updates on the same page, which is where changes to the ballot are likely to appear first.

What it does not confirm: entry deadlines, how many tickets each applicant can request, whether entry is free, whether a membership is required, or which international fixtures are included. Treat any assumption about those points as unverified until you see it on the ballot page.

How to enter

1. Go to yorkshireccc.com.
2. Find the 2027 International Ballot - Enter Now link on the homepage.
3. Open it and read the terms shown on the ballot page — these govern eligibility, deadlines, and how tickets are allocated.
4. Complete the entry form with the details requested and submit it.
5. Watch for a confirmation and for any follow-up email from the club, since ballot outcomes are normally communicated after the entry window closes.

The expected result of a completed entry is that you are included in the draw for the international fixtures covered by the ballot. Being entered is not the same as being allocated tickets; allocation depends on demand and the club's process.

Checking the details before you rely on them

Because the homepage is a news-led page, the ballot block can change or move. Before you plan around it:

• Check the Latest News and events listings for a ballot announcement with dates.
• Confirm the fixtures the ballot covers, so you know which matches you are entering for.
• Check whether entry requires an account, a membership, or payment details.
• Note the closing date and set a reminder ahead of it.

If the ballot link is no longer on the homepage, search the site or check the news section rather than assuming the ballot has closed.

Common sticking points

• Assuming entry guarantees tickets. A ballot is a draw; entering only puts you in the pool.
• Missing the window. Ballot periods are usually fixed and short, and the homepage may not repeat the deadline prominently.
• Overlooking membership. The club promotes 2026 memberships on the same site, and membership can affect ticket access for some fixtures — check the ballot terms rather than assuming either way.
• Using an old link. If you saved a ballot URL from a previous year, start again from the homepage to avoid an expired page.

For anything the homepage does not state — prices, deadlines, eligibility — the ballot page and the club's news announcements are the only reliable sources.

yorkshireccc.com covers three Yorkshire teams — Yorkshire Men, Yorkshire Women and Yorkshire Academy — plus results and fixtures across men's and women's domestic and international cricket. The site is the official homepage of Yorkshire County Cricket Club and also hosts the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation. If you want to follow a specific Yorkshire side, check scores, or find out how the club's pathway squads are doing, the homepage and its "Our Teams", "Latest Results" and "Latest News" sections are the places to start.

Teams listed on the site

The "Our Teams" section names three squads:

The homepage also links to the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation, which is the club's community and charitable arm rather than a playing team. Its stated themes are Health & Wellbeing, Heritage and Participation.

Competitions you can follow

Results and fixtures on the homepage span several competitions:

• Rothesay County Championship — the men's first-class competition. The site shows multi-innings results, for example Yorkshire Men vs Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire Men vs Somerset.
• Metro Bank One Day Cup Women — the women's 50-over competition, with results such as Yorkshire Women vs Lancashire Women and Essex Women vs Yorkshire Women.
• International cricket at Headingley — England Men's matches are listed, including a Sri Lanka in England fixture played at Headingley, Leeds.

Because the homepage mixes these together, the competition name sits alongside each result rather than being separated into its own section.

How results and fixtures are presented

Each result entry follows a consistent pattern:

1. Teams and scores — both sides' totals, including wickets and, in first-class matches, both innings.
2. Result line — a plain-language outcome, such as "Yorkshire win by 185 runs" or "Sri Lanka win by 16 runs".
3. Competition and date — for example "Rothesay County Championship, Tuesday 15 September 2026 - 10:30".
4. Venue — Headingley, Leeds; Trent Bridge, Nottingham; or Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford.
5. Highlights link — a "Highlights" link appears with each result.

A "View all results" link sits below the summary list, so the homepage shows only a recent selection rather than the full archive.

News and squad announcements

The "Latest News" area carries club and player updates, including academy and Emerging Player Programme (EPP) squad announcements and contract news. One example on the page is Matthew Revis being awarded an ECB development contract, alongside a separate item on his move higher up the batting order during the 2026 Rothesay County Championship.

Other things the homepage points to

• Memberships — the site references 2026 memberships, described as a new offering designed to make attending cricket as a member more flexible. Specific prices and benefits are not shown in the homepage summary.
• 2027 International Ballot — an entry point for international ticket ballots is promoted on the page.

If your goal is simply to confirm which sides the club runs, the answer is the men's team, the women's team and the academy, with match coverage extending to the County Championship, the women's One Day Cup and England internationals at Headingley.

The Yorkshire Cricket Foundation uses cricket as a tool to create a lasting, positive impact on people living across Yorkshire. According to the club's own description, it works through three key themes — Health & Wellbeing, Heritage and Participation — and aims to reach communities throughout the county regardless of age, religion or ability.

The three themes, explained

The Foundation's work is organised around three areas, each with a different focus:

These themes are not separate programmes so much as lenses the Foundation applies to its community work. The common thread is the Yorkshire Cricket brand being used as a way to reach people who might not otherwise engage with the club.

Who it is for

The Foundation explicitly states that its work is aimed at people across the whole county, regardless of age, religion or ability. That is a broad remit — it means the Foundation is not just a talent pathway or a youth scheme, but a community-facing operation.

If you are trying to work out whether a particular programme is relevant to you, that statement is the useful starting point: the intended audience is defined by where you live (Yorkshire) rather than by how well you play, how old you are, or your background.

How it sits within the club

The Foundation appears on the Yorkshire County Cricket Club homepage alongside the men's and women's teams, which tells you it is treated as a core part of the organisation rather than a side project. The homepage describes the site as featuring "the Yorkshire Men's and Women's teams, as well as the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation."

In practice this means:

• The Foundation has its own presence on the club site, with a "Learn more" route into its work.
• It shares the club's platform with match news, results and membership information.
• Its activities sit alongside — but are distinct from — the professional teams' fixtures and competitions.

What the Foundation is not

It is worth being clear about the boundary. The Foundation is a community and charitable-style operation, not the competitive side of the club. The men's and women's teams, the Academy and the Emerging Player Programme (EPP) are separate from the Foundation's remit, even though they all appear on the same website.

If your interest is in playing pathways, trials or professional cricket, the Foundation's themes are not the right place to look. If your interest is in community projects, wellbeing, heritage or widening access to the game, that is exactly what the Foundation covers.

Where to go next

The homepage provides a "Learn more" link under the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation section, which is the direct route into its work. From there you can see how the three themes translate into actual activity. The Foundation's own pages are the authoritative source for current programmes, since specific projects and offerings can change over time.

yorkshireccc.com is the official website of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. It is the club’s own online home, covering the Yorkshire Men’s and Women’s teams, the Yorkshire Academy, and the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation. Use it if you want club news, match results, team information, or membership details straight from the source rather than from a third-party site.

What the site covers

The homepage is organised around a few clear areas:

• Latest News – club and player stories, including contract news and squad announcements.
• Latest Results – recent scores across men’s, women’s, and international fixtures played at club venues.
• Our Teams – entry points for Yorkshire Men, Yorkshire Women, and Yorkshire Academy.
• Yorkshire Cricket Foundation – the club’s community arm.
• Discover – wider club content, including memberships.

News and announcements

The news section carries first-hand club updates. Examples visible on the homepage include:

• Matthew Revis being awarded a development contract by the England and Wales Cricket Board, with his own reaction quoted.
• The announcement of the Academy and Emerging Player Programme (EPP) squads for 2027.
• A piece on Revis batting higher up Yorkshire’s order during the 2026 Rothesay County Championship.

This is the kind of content that makes the official site useful: player and squad news published by the club itself, with direct quotes.

Results and fixtures

The results area lists completed matches with scores and venues. On the homepage these include:

Each entry links to highlights, so you can move from a scoreline to match footage.

Teams and the Foundation

Our Teams is the route into the three main squads: Yorkshire Men, Yorkshire Women, and Yorkshire Academy. If you are looking for who plays for which side, this is where to start.

The Yorkshire Cricket Foundation is the club’s charitable and community side. Its stated aim is to use cricket to make a lasting positive impact on people across Yorkshire, working through three themes: Health & Wellbeing, Heritage, and Participation. It describes its work as reaching communities across the county regardless of age, religion, or ability.

Memberships and tickets

The Discover area includes memberships. The club states it has released its 2026 memberships, describing a new offering intended to make attending cricket as a member more flexible. The homepage also promotes a 2027 International Ballot with an “Enter Now” link.

Note that the homepage does not publish prices or payment details for memberships or tickets. If cost matters to you, follow the membership or ballot links on the site itself rather than assuming anything from the homepage.

When to use this site

• You want club-published news, not media reporting.
• You want recent results and highlights in one place.
• You want to check which team a player belongs to.
• You want to understand what the Yorkshire Cricket Foundation does.
• You are looking for membership or international ballot information.

If you need neutral coverage of a match, a live scorecard from a third party, or historical records beyond what the club publishes, this site alone may not be enough. For anything the club controls — announcements, squad lists, membership schemes — it is the authoritative starting point.