Yorkshire County Cricket Club is a first-class cricket club representing the historic county of Yorkshire, England, founded in 1863, and the most successful club in the history of England's County Championship, having won a record number of Championship titles. Playing in navy blue with a white rose emblem, the traditional symbol of Yorkshire, the club is based at Headingley in Leeds and has, across its long history, fielded a large number of England international players, reflecting Yorkshire's traditional status, alongside a handful of other historic counties, as one of the deepest wells of English cricketing talent.
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1863 in Sheffield.
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Yorkshire County Cricket Club is a professional cricket club based in Yorkshire, England.
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