County cricket is being played in Scarborough today for the first time in nearly two years.
Yorkshire play Northumberland today in a friendly match before they face Surrey in the Royal London Cup on Thursday.
Scarborough Cricket Club Vice President, Bill Mustoe told Paddy @ Breakfast that it's great to have the ground back in action.
Bill says there will be a number of changes to the arrangements at North Marine Road this summer to ensure COVID safety, among them will be that fans will not have access to the pitch during the interval.
There are a busy couple of weeks of fixtures coming up at the Scarborough ground with one of the county games not even featuring Yorkshire.


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