Adam Lyth extends Yorkshire contract until 2026

Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the club until the end of the 2026 season, marking over 20 years at Headingley. The 37-year-old has been a consistent performer, scoring 14,737 first-class runs, including 37 centuries, and contributed significantly with 1,215 runs last season, aiding Yorkshire's promotion back to Division One. Lyth expressed pride in representing his home club and confidence in the team's potential for the upcoming season. Head coach Anthony McGrath praised Lyth's professionalism and leadership, highlighting his role in mentoring younger players. The new season for Yorkshire begins on April 4 with an away match against Hampshire. Lyth's ongoing commitment underscores his importance to the team as they aim for further success in both formats of the game.