Coleambally has the chance to retake second position in second grade if they can see off the challenge of Exies.
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Exies have endured a difficult season in seconds and find themselves at the bottom of the table six points behind sixth-placed Yenda with only one win so far this season.
Exies suffered an eight-wicket loss in the last round when they took on Diggers as they felt the full power of Trevor and Nathan Richards as they took three wickets each.
The defending champion Nomads find themselves in a battle for second spot with three teams separated by just four points.
Last time the two sides met it was a ten-wicket bonus point win for Coly at home.
The win came largely off the back of a consistent bowling performance with Nathan Jones, Shaun Iddles, Tom Fuller and Zac Leach-Deahm picking up two wickets each before Jack Weymouth-Smith made the most of the conditions hitting a quick fire 76.
Liam Warren
As someone with an underlying passion about sport it is a privilege to report on the sporting landscape around the MIA
As someone with an underlying passion about sport it is a privilege to report on the sporting landscape around the MIA
