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As the cricket season winds down there is still the Knock-Out Cup to be won. Southampton Rangers have to be the favourite to take the title (They have everything else locked away in their trophy case). The matches will be played on the artificial pitch at the National Centre.

Leg Trappers v Cleveland

Saturday at 2pm

Clay Smith's men should be good bets to beat back any challenge from Leg Trappers. Cleveland had little difficulty in getting past Somerset Bridge last weekend when they posted 189 for 6 to Bridge's 110 all out.

Leg Trappers slipped by PHC thanks to a reduced target of 192 for 3. Leg Trappers scored just enough at with a 197 for 4.

Flatts v Southampton Rangers

Sunday at 2pm

After last weekend's thumping at the hands of St. David's, Flatts gets thrown back into the fire against the island's best team. The islanders broke out the war hammers as they slammed 327 runs. Flatts could only reply for half that total with a 161.

Both clubs made this final thanks to a bowl-off with Flatts downing Social Club 1-0 thanks to Gary Brangman skittling the stumps.

Rangers had a slightly tougher time as they beat Bailey's Bay 4-3 in their bowl off.

Rangers coach Clevie wade's biggest problem may once again be who he leaves off the lineup sheet. with so many talented players, Rangers should win this hands down.

Rahji Edness was the pick of the Flatts batsmen against St. David's as he had a fine knock of 45. Dale Benjamin returned from England to hit 23 as the rest of the order struggled to find any rhythm.

Player coach Gary Brangman did snatch seven wickets for 63 runs as he bowled a workman-like 18 overs. Lloyd Fray, Derek Wright and guest player Ryan Belboda all took one wicket.[[In-content Ad]]

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