Yorkshire County Cricket Club

The County Championship is the greatest cricket competition in the world. The fact that Yorkshire, with 29 titles, is pre-eminent in its history suggests that its Broad Acres have produced many great players. From George Anderson, who first played for Yorkshire in 1850 - before the official club was constituted - through to Matthew Hoggard, who received the coveted county cap in 2000, this book features 100 of the cricketers who have shaped Yorkshire CCC.