Leaders aim to extend gap - if weather allows
A MONTH ago there appeared no stopping Dafen's march to a successive Thomas Carroll South Wales Cricket Association title.
That was until the good old British weather intervened.
The downpours of recent weeks have seen the Llanelli village club suffer more than most and going into the latest round of fixtures tomorrow, their lead at the top has been whittled back to just 11 points.
If the elements don't play their part, Matthew Evans's side should make it win number seven at home to bottom side Pontardawe, but they will also be keeping a close eye over their shoulder at the fortunes of nearest rivals Ynystawe and Swansea.
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Ynystawe, who have won their last three matches, are in derby action against Swansea Valley rivals Clydach.
Swansea head to Tata Steel, who have skipper Matthew Saker back at the helm, although experienced all-rounder Kelvin Bartle is missing.
Elsewhere in the first division, fourth-placed Neath are at Llangennech, who include Tom Carey and James Taube in their starting XI, while Gowerton welcome Maesteg Celtic.
Carmarthen Wanderers head to Aberdare with a 32-point cushion over second-placed Cowbridge.
Gorseinon have moved into third and welcome back Tim O'Kelly for their home clash with Skewen. However, Glamorgan academy prospect Aneurin Donald is absent.
Tim Stephens, Gavin Pugh and Tony Buckley return to the Briton Ferry Steel line-up for their home match against Llandysul. Steel remain rooted to the foot of the table with eight matches remaining.
The other matches in the second tier see Llanelli host Cowbridge at Stradey, while Morriston welcome Bronwydd to Tir Canol.
Briton Ferry Town have taken over the leadership of the third division from Hills Plymouth, but face a tricky match in the Llynfi Valley against Maesteg.
Hills head to Llanelli to take on basement boys Pwll.
Pontyberem and Drefach do battle in a Gwendraeth Valley derby, while Swansea Civil Service host Margam and Landore are at Porthcawl.
Cimla have opened up a 19-point gap at the top of the fourth division and will be confident of maintaining that advantage at home to Llandeilo.
Second-placed Dyffryn welcome Llantwit Major Cavaliers, Llandarcy are home to Felinfoel, Neath thirds take on Kidwelly and Baglan host Ystradgynlais.
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