WHILE top two Bourne and Bracebridge clash at Cross O'Cliff Court, third-placed Sleaford entertain Market Deeping.

If Bracebridge slip up, a victory at London Road for Oliver Burford's side could push them into second place.

At the bottom of the table, Hartsholme are at home to Louth who have slid down to 10th but still have a sizeable lead over 11th-placed Boston who play host to Nettleham in a game that brings together the league's two top batsmen.

Nettleham's Warren Nel has notched up 828 runs, while Boston's Jonathan Cheer is on 702.

On paper, Boston should have the edge in the bowling department with Dan Milgate and Colin Cheer in the top five bowlers, Milgate with 43 wickets and Cheer with 32.

Skegness travel to Grimsby with both sides looking to end a disappointing run of results that has seen the home side go out of the top six and the seasiders slip to fourth.

Lindum, who have replaced Grimsby in sixth place, travel to Woodhall Spa.

Spa are ninth in the table but appear to be out of danger of relegation.