St Cross Symondians expect to be at full strength for Sunday's ECB Vitality T20 Club South finals at Basingstoke & North Hants, with skipper Ed Ellis having returned from a school hockey tournament in Argentina.
His return means that Wilf La Fontaine Jackson, who kept wicket in the play-off round wins over Wimborne and Finchampstead, will hand over the gloves.
St Cross will face Potters Bar in the opening 10am semi-final and, if successful, will play either Tunbridge Wells or hot favorites Penance in the 4pm South final.
Full bar and catering facilities will be available at May's Bounty, where there is plentiful free car parking.
His return means that Wilf La Fontaine Jackson, who kept wicket in the play-off round wins over Wimborne and Finchampstead, will hand over the gloves.
St Cross will face Potters Bar in the opening 10am semi-final and, if successful, will play either Tunbridge Wells or hot favorites Penance in the 4pm South final.
Full bar and catering facilities will be available at May's Bounty, where there is plentiful free car parking.
