Three Te Puke batsmen have reached the magical three figure score this season. Sam Tallott, who travels from Poverty Bay to play for Te Puke, is top of the list with his 132.
Bay of Plenty inter-city rivalry will be on the line when Rotorua Central play Element IMF Otumoetai Cadets at the Tauranga Domain.
Both teams have experienced the joy of lifting the biggest prize in Baywide cricket in the last decade. In 2007, Central won the Williams Cup and Cadets have since won it twice.
Eves Realty Greerton will go into the match-up with Whakatane United at Pemberton Park still hurting from last week's poor performance against Te Puke. The Baywide Cup champions were dismissed for just 77.
Meanwhile, with a full strength side, Whakatane are capable of toppling most teams. The team's batting fortunes usually revolve around the performances of Alex and Tom Yates and long-time club member Stephen Ford.
Joel Mathews bowls with genuine enthusiasm and last weekend took four wickets against a strong Cadets batting line-up.
The Bay of Plenty Indians (Rotorua) and Tauranga Boys' College should have a good tussle at Smallbone Park in Rotorua.
Williams Cup points table:
Mount Maunganui 12, Cadets 12, Te Puke 12, Central 6, Greerton 6, Tauranga Boys College 0, Whakatane United 0, BOP Indians 0.
Williams Cup draw
Saturday (games start at 12pm)
Greerton v Whakatane United, Pemberton Park; Te Puke v Mount Maunganui, Te Puke Domain; BOP Indians v Tauranga Boys' College, Smallbone Park; Otumoetai Cadets v Central, Tauranga Domain.
