Both sides are coming off of last over victories against South Port in the past two weeks.

Risdon will be looking for a win to stay in touch with a top two spot and the double chance.

Sollies with its win last week is still a real chance of playing finals.

Risdon has a good batting line-up with Zach Hutchinson, Dan Pine, Rob Anderson and Jeff Twigden all in its top to middle order.

The heavy hitting of Brad Pine down the order a bit always helps add to the total.

Sollies’ batting relies on a few individuals a bit more.

Dwayne Sedunary is yet to make his mark at his new club but is still a quality bat.

Dale Williams, Sean Seidel, Damien Hardaker and Trent Petersen are the batsman most likely to get the runs.

Nick Wauchope has made a few starts and, for a younger player, he looks like he has a healthy future.

The bowling for Risdon is steady with Cam and Brad Pine, Rob Anderson, Jeff Twigden and Jarad Adams a good quintet of youth and experience.

Solomontown has a similar young bowling attack.

Ash Johnson, Tyler Thorpe, Nick Hill and Nick Wauchope are all young bowlers.

The experience of Damien Hardaker is important for the Solly side.

He is extremely economical and usually picks up a wicket or two.

Solomontown will be confident after its win last week but I think Risdon will take the points.