The Baywide Cup returns to take centre stage in Bay of Plenty Premier cricket this weekend and a straight four-week run will decide the 2014 titleholder at finals day on December 13.
Leading into the last three rounds of round robin play are defending champions Carrus Mount Maunganui, who have won the Baywide title five times since its inception eight years ago.
Mount Maunganui will want to keep their unbeaten record intact when they square off with Tauranga Boys' College at Nicholson Field tomorrow.
Mount keeper Tim Clarke was one of two Western Bay batsmen to blast centuries in the last round of the Baywide Cup, when he posted a sparkling 138 runs against Whakatane United.
Tauranga Boys' sit in the top four and should give the Mounties a good battle. Player/coach Mark Orchard and Gareth Wallace are in-form batsmen, with Harrison Perry making his mark with the ball.