Longparish cricketers will need to bring their sub-aqua kit along to their  picturesque village ground alongside the River Test if Saturday's scheduled friendly match against Oakley is to go ahead.
The outfield was totally flooded by the weekend's torrential rain and in need of a dramatic change in the weather if any cricket is to be played there in the coming weeks.  Picture credit Alfie Smith

​Scott McGaughrin took three wickets in four balls to turn Odiham & Greywell's ECB National Club Championship preliminary round tie against Berkhamsted on its head.
With their reply at 130-4, the Hertfordshire League hosts looked odds on to overhaul Odiham's 158-9.
But McGaughrin, pictured, ripped out Berkhamsted's middle-order with a spell of 4-26 which culminated in the last six wickets falling for 25 runs.  Berkhamsted collapsed to 155 all out (Ryan Friend 41) and a surprise three-run defeat.
Earlier, Ed Ikin (28) eased Odiham to 64-1 before three quick wickets fell, leaving Liam Doran (22), Will Kettle (20) and Jack Malden pick up the pieces and steer the visitors to a competitive score.
Odiham's reward is an away tie against powerful ECB Middlesex County League side Richmond at Old Deer Park on Sunday, 1pm - a busy day for the club, with a National Village Cup tie at Hursley Park also on the agenda.