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Colin Graves, whose uncompromising approach to leadership was made abundantly clear this week when he told Ajmal Shahzad that his Yorkshire career was over, is strengthening his day-to-day involvement with Yorkshire.

Headingley will not host an Ashes Test in 2013 or 2015 after Yorkshire chairman and chief executive, Colin Graves, said it would represent too great a financial risk

Yorkshire are to honour Fred Trueman by naming the members' enclosure in the new Carnegie Pavilion after the England great.

England's dismal defeat to Australia at Headingley could cost the local economy in Leeds up to £2 million

Stewart Regan, the Yorkshire chief executive, was forced to defend the club's new drainage system after the first one-day international between England and West Indies at Headingley was abandoned shortly after 3pm

Yorkshire have been granted planning permission for a new pavilion at Headingley in the latest part of the ground's redevelopment

The ECB have granted Yorkshire £600,000 to install a state-of-the-art drainage system at Headingley

Yorkshire have submitted plans for their new pavilion at Headingley as part of their multi-million pound investment in redeveloping the ground

The 2009 Ashes Test at Headingley is set to be played on a building site after delays to building work at the ground

This week we look at venues with the biggest differences in run-rates and averages between innings and where the toss has played a significant role

A stats preview of the third Test between England and Pakistan at Headingley

Christopher Martin-Jenkins on the modernisation of Yorkshire's home

Yorkshire have finally secured an international future for Headingley

The on-off saga of Yorkshire's attempts to buy Headingley finally ended when Leeds City Council agreed to provide the Club with £9 million of funding

The future of Headingley has again been thrown into doubt after the local council unexpectedly stalled on financing Yorkshire's planned purchase of the ground

As widely speculated in recent weeks, Yorkshire have agreed to buy Headingley for an initial sum of £12 million

Yorkshire are launching a fresh attempt at purchasing their home ground, Headingley, in Leeds

The last day's play at Headingley in August 1975 promised to be a thriller ... until it was discovered the pitch had been vandalised

The ongoing dispute over the ownership of Headingley is set to rumble on, as neither side is willing to admit responsibility for the breakdown in negotiations

Headingley's future as a Test ground was secured yesterday when the ECB guaranteed that it will continue to stage matches until 2019