End of an era for Town

The match at Appleby Frodingham will be their final bow in the current ring-fenced set-up before the league is broken up as part of an overhaul of local cricket.

But skipper Mark Cummins and his players will have no time for sentiment as they chase a victory which could clinch them third spot behind champions York and runners-up Barnsley.

While that falls short of the title that Town had in their sights for much of the summer, it still represents a significant sign of progress before big changes in 2016 which will see them do battle with the likes of Treeton, Aston Hall and Wickersley or Tickhill in a new Yorkshire League South.

That's why the result as much as the occasion is important for Cummins and his players tomorrow.

He said: “To be honest, we have been saying farewell to the Yorkshire League all season. We've said our goodbyes to each ground we've visited and we've managed to win at a few of them as well.

“We'll leave with some brilliant memories and speaking from a personal point of view, it is the strongest league I have played in.

“The good thing is that we started this season strongly and we've a chance to finish it strongly. If we were to finish third it would be an excellent achievement and would stamp a bit of a marker for the league changing next year. It would also be a reward for all the hard work the lads have put in.”