KEIGHLEY RZM, leaders of the Quaid-e-Azam League Premier Division, will have a superb stage on which to pursue part one of their double ambition on Sunday.
They face Onq, who are second in the table, in the league's Yasmin & Shaid Cup final, which is being held at Yorkshire County Cricket Club's headquarters at Headingley Carnegie (1.30).
It is the first time the decider has been played at Headingley, and it will feature 45 overs per side with coloured clothing and a white ball.
RZM, who joined the league in 1999, have featured in seven previous finals, winning four, while Onq have been in four deciders, winning three.
Admission is free, and parking will be in the St Michaels Lane car park, off Cardigan Road.
Road To Headingley – Keighley RZM, First round: Beat Zulfi by 55 runs; Quarter-finals: Beat Shimlas by 130 runs; Semi-finals: Beat Heaton Park by 186 runs. Onq – First round: Beat Rising Stars by 40 runs; Quarter-finals: Beat Flix by 141 runs; Semi-finals: Beat Whiterose by five wickets.
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