Janet Bairstow, the mother of England's wicket-keeper batsman Jonny Bairstow, has been elected as the first female vice-president of Yorkshire county cricket club.
Janet Bairstow has been an administrator at Yorkshire, and she was elected as the vice-president at the county's annual general meeting on Saturday.
Along with Janet, Yorkshire pace bowler, Mike Cowan was also elected as the vice-president.
"Bairstow is the widow of David Bairstow and the mother of Jonny. She has committed her adult life to Yorkshire cricket, including 13 years as the club's cricket department administrator, a post from which she has now retired," Yorkshire county said in an official statement.
In the annual general meeting, Charlotte Evers was re-elected to the Members'Committee while chief executive Mark Arthur was re-elected to the Board alongside Katherine Mathew.
Following a successful year as the clubs' president in 2019, former-off-spinner Geoff Cope was re-elected as President for 2020.
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Yorkshire's chairman of the club, Robin Smith also laid down an update on the recently released statement by the England Cricket Board (ECB) regarding the COVID-19 situation.
The ECB had earlier suspended all professional cricket till May 28 in the country.
Earlier, England's tour of Sri Lanka was also postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.