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Yorkshire CCC were founder members of the official [[County Cricket Championship]] in 1890. They won their first championship title in 1893 under the leader

...Their form was key to Middlesex winning the 48th edition of the official [[County Cricket Championship|County Championship]], their first title since 1921. They were involved in * Webber, Roy: ''The County Cricket Championship''. Sportsman's Book Club (1958).

...formation of county clubs, which led in 1890 to the formalisation of the [[County Cricket Championship|County Championship]], hitherto an unofficial and mostly retrospective "tit

...the game spread throughout England and was taken overseas, leading to a [[County Cricket Championship|county championship]] at home and [[Test cricket]] internationally. In the

...t-playing nations. National championships, such as the English and Welsh [[County Cricket Championship]], are first-class competitions. A first-class match has a duration of thre

...MCC) committee and the secretaries of the clubs involved in the official [[County Cricket Championship|County Championship]], which had begun in 1890. As a result, those clubs be ===County Cricket Championship – England and Wales===

In England and Wales, the county cricket clubs which are not members of the [[County Cricket Championship]] and do not play [[first-class cricket]] although most have been active at ...ond XI Championship]] contested by the reserve sides of the clubs in the [[County Cricket Championship]].

...lly throughout England. The highest level of domestic competition is the [[County Cricket Championship]], which involves eighteen county clubs as far afield as [[Durham (cricket)