Bradford and Bingley's ground is completely submerged after almost 150mm of rainfall on Boxing Day
An emergency fund to help flood-hit lower league cricket teams has been set up by Yorkshire County Cricket club.
Clubs throughout the region have posted photos on Twitter, external to show the extent of the damage after the flooding which hit the county on Boxing Day.
Many pitches are completely underwater, with a major repair job required before teams can host games again.
Yorkshire, in conjunction with the England and Wales Cricket Board, say clubs who need help can apply for aid.
Saltaire's pitch was completely submerged when the River Aire flooded
In a statement on its website,, external Yorkshire asks clubs to send information about what is insured, which damage is repairable, long-term issues and an estimate of the bill to fix them.
The ECB, which also provides advice and support for clubs affected,, external will help with the clean-up operation.
Many cricket clubs throughout Lancashire have also been hard-hit, after more than 200 flood warnings and alerts were issued in the aftermath of the heavy rain which hit northern England over Christmas.
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