North Wales hopes Brymbo and Northop Hall have tough away tests on the agenda in the Cricket Welsh Cup quarter-finals this weekend.
Sunday’s last eight match-ups will see Brymbo travel to Ammanford, while Hall make the long journey to Penarth.
Ammanford lie sixth in South Wales Premier Division One, while Brymbo sit second in the North Wales Cricket League.
Penarth are eighth in the same division as Ammanford, while Hall are currently fourth in the Liverpool Competition First Division.
Brymbo reached this stage with a 10-wicket victory at Denbigh in the last round, while Hall defeated fellow Liverpool Comp side Colwyn Bay by 38 runs.
Both North Wales clubs have lifted the Welsh Cup before – Brymbo in 1987, 1988 and 1992, while Northop Hall were the 1997 winners.
Ammanford 1st XI v Brymbo 1st XI
Briton Ferry Town 1st XI v Abergavenny 1st XI
Penarth 1st XI v Northop Hall 1st XI
Pontarddulais 1st XI v Cardiff 1st XI
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