Yorkshire monitors George Hill after heart palpitations during T20 Blast
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 1:31 PM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Yorkshire is closely monitoring all-rounder George Hill following an incident of heart palpitations during a T20 Blast match against Derbyshire. Hill was unable to bat due to these symptoms, which he had also experienced in a recent championship game. Yorkshire coach Anthony McGrath noted that Hill's heart rate was concerning, prompting medical evaluation during the game. The club will continue to assess Hill's condition, as he expressed a desire to return to the field. Yorkshire is set to play Durham at Headingley this Friday.
- •George Hill suffered heart palpitations during the T20 Blast game.
- •He was unable to bat and had a medical evaluation on-site.
- •Hill had previously experienced similar symptoms in a championship match.
- •Yorkshire's next T20 Blast fixture is against Durham at Headingley.
- 1:31 PMYahoo Sports — Yorkshire taking no risks after Hill heart scare
"Yorkshire will monitor George Hill after the all-rounder suffered palpitations in Sunday's T20 Blast game against Derbyshire.
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