South Wilts host the ECB NatWest Club T20 South Regional Finals at their Bemerton headquarters, Wilton Road, Salisbury, on Sunday from 10 o'clock onwards.
Champion clubs from the Kent, Southern and Sussex Premier Leagues, along with the Surrey Championship, lock horns in a tasty four-way knockout tournament, the winners of which will go through to the national final in Cardiff next month.
Hosts South Wilts are first on parade and will face 2015 Sussex League winners Preston Nomads, who will be on the road from Brighton soon after sun up.
Hot favourites Sunbury (Middlesex) take the stage in the lunchtime T20 with Tunbridge Wells, who face the longest trip of all.
The two winners face off in the South Final at tea-time.
Admission to the T20 tournament is free and ample car parking is available. A licenced bar will be open throughout the event, with South Wilts running an all-day BBQ and 'popular' music.
Champion clubs from the Kent, Southern and Sussex Premier Leagues, along with the Surrey Championship, lock horns in a tasty four-way knockout tournament, the winners of which will go through to the national final in Cardiff next month.
Hosts South Wilts are first on parade and will face 2015 Sussex League winners Preston Nomads, who will be on the road from Brighton soon after sun up.
Hot favourites Sunbury (Middlesex) take the stage in the lunchtime T20 with Tunbridge Wells, who face the longest trip of all.
The two winners face off in the South Final at tea-time.
Admission to the T20 tournament is free and ample car parking is available. A licenced bar will be open throughout the event, with South Wilts running an all-day BBQ and 'popular' music.
