Ben Mike would have been looking to make an impression yesterday, but the game against Nottinghamshire was washed out at Trent Bridge. (Image: Ray Spencer.)
Yorkshire saw their second consecutive Metro Bank One-Day Cup game postponed on Saturday.
Not a single ball was bowled in their clash at Trent Bridge against Nottinghamshire, just 48 hours after their game against Lancashire at Scarborough also fell victim to the weather.
Having lost their opener to Kent, Yorkshire only have two points from three games, and are looking for a first Group A win in their next match, which sees them visit Essex next Sunday.
That is the first of five group games they have left, with them aiming to reach the quarter-finals at the end of August.
Yorkshire remarked on Twitter that the last time they had a game unaffected by rain was their Vitality T20 Blast clash with Birmingham Bears on June 22.
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