Yorkshire County Cricket Club In 2007
Surrey v Yorkshire
| 6 June - 9 June | Yorkshire 594-9 dec (154 overs) |
v | Surrey 344 (84 overs) |
Yorkshire won by 346 runs |
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| 266-7 dec (58.1 overs) | 170 (50.3 overs) | ||||
- Points: Surrey 5, Yorkshire 22
Yorkshire v Durham
| 25 April - 27 April | Durham 274 (75.4 overs) |
v | Yorkshire 414 (142.3 overs) |
Yorkshire won by 9 wickets |
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| 169 (39.1 overs) | 30-1 (6.3 overs) | ||||
- Points: Surrey 5, Yorkshire 22
Hampshire v Yorkshire
| 6 June - 9 June | Yorkshire 299 (93.4 overs) |
v | Hampshire 296 (95.3 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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| 439-4 dec (106.5 overs) | 366-8 (105 overs) | ||||
- Points: Hampshire 9, Yorkshire 9
Yorkshire v Worcestershire
| 9 May - 12 May | Yorkshire 521-7 dec (153 overs) |
v | Worcestershire 129 (42.5 overs) |
Yorkshire won by an innings and 260 runs |
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| 132 (f/o) (55 overs) | |||||
- Points: Yorkshire 22, Worcestershire 2
Yorkshire v Worcestershire
| 23 May - 26 May | Yorkshire 393 (115 overs) |
v | Durham 481 (126.5 overs) |
Durham won by 6 wickets |
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| 218 (59.2 overs) | 131-4 (33.5 overs) | ||||
- Points: Durham 22, Yorkshire 7
Kent v Yorkshire
| 6 June - 9 June | Yorkshire 551-8 dec (166.2 overs) |
v | Kent 292 (84.5 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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| 383-6 (f/o) (129 overs) | |||||
- Points: Kent 7, Yorkshire 11
Yorkshire v Sussex
| 15 June - 18 June | Yorkshire 139 (48.2 overs) |
v | Sussex 141 (56.4 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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| 284-6 dec (108 overs) | 57-2 (22 overs) | ||||
- Points: Yorkshire 7, Sussex 7
Lancashire v Yorkshire
| 8 July - 11 July | Yorkshire 320 (110.3 overs) |
v | Lancashire 247-6 (69 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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- Points: Lancashire 8, Yorkshire 9
Warwickshire v Yorkshire
| 13 July - 16 July | Yorkshire 400-9 (128.4 overs) |
v | Warwickshire 254-2 dec (57 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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- Points: Warwickshire 9, Yorkshire 9
Yorkshire v Surrey
| 20 July - 23 July | Yorkshire 307 (91.5 overs) |
v | Surrey 229 (77.1 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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| 2-1 (1.1 overs) | |||||
- Points: Yorkshire 10, Surrey 8
Yorkshire v Kent
| 25 July - 28 July | Kent 486 (124.3 overs) |
v | Yorkshire 550-9 dec (144.5 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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| 17-0 (10 overs) | |||||
- Points: Yorkshire 12, Kent 11
Yorkshire v Lancashire
| 9 August - 11 August | Yorkshire 144 (55.5 overs) |
v | Lancashire 517 (135.5 overs) |
Lancashire won by an innings and 126 runs |
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| 247 (67.4 overs) | |||||
- Points: Yorkshire 2, Lancashire 22
Warwickshire v Yorkshire
| 14 August - 17 August | Yorkshire 319 (73.5 overs) |
v | Worcestershire 172-5 dec (42 overs) |
Worcestershire won by 6 wickets |
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| 188-5 dec (41.4 overs) | 337-4 (57 overs) | ||||
- Points: Worcestershire 17, Yorkshire 4
Yorkshire v Warwickshire
| 22 August - 24 August | Warwickshire 129 (58.3 overs) |
v | Yorkshire 561-7 dec (126.1 overs) |
Yorkshire won by an innings and 210 runs |
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| 222 (55.3 overs) | |||||
- Points: Yorkshire 22, Warwickshire 2
Sussex v Yorkshire
| 5 September - 7 September | Sussex 597-8 dec (157.1 overs) |
v | Yorkshire 247 (69.1 overs) |
Sussex won by an innings and 261 runs |
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| 89 (44.1 overs) | |||||
- Points: Sussex 22, Yorkshire 3
Yorkshire v Hampshire
| 19 September - 22 September | Yorkshire 195 (61.1 overs) |
v | Hampshire 244-4 (60.3 overs) |
Match Drawn |
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- Points: Yorkshire 5, Hampshire 8
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