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Domestic fixtures for 2022 published. Seven rounds of Championship fixtures in April and May, T20 commencing in Whit Week, two more Championship rounds interspersed during June, and a further three in mid-to-late July when the Blast ends (with the T20 finals day held at the height of summer). The One-Day Cup is still scheduled to coincide with the Hundred in August, before the Championship resumes and concludes in September. Sane heads have also prevailed on the moribund Bob Willis Trophy, which has been retired this year until a decision can be made on how best to permanently commemorate Bob. Some women's T20 games are being held as double-headers with the men's, while the One-Day Cup final is being pushed back to the old T20 finals day slot of mid-September. Yorkshire are provisionally placed in Division One of the Championship, though there's a suggestion that their status could change pending the ECB racism investigation.

All in all, a step in the right direction after years of allowing the white ball to dominate midsummer, but still work to be done.