It’s the battle of the districts when the Northern Knights host the Central Stags on Wednesday for a place in the men’s one-day final.

Mathew Sinclair’s sixth Men’s One-Day century was the cornerstone of the Central Stag’s six wicket preliminary final win over the Canterbury Wizards at QEII Park in Christchurch.

The Otago Volts have finished their Men’s One-Day campaign with a thrilling two wicket win over the Central Stags at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth.

Four teams are still in the hunt in the men’s domestic one day competition, and today’s final round will determine who will face off in the preliminary finals.

The Northern Knights boosted their semi final hopes with a thrilling two wicket win over the Central Stags at Cobham Oval in Whangarei.

Ross Taylor has come up trumps for the latest poll on the BLACKCAPS fan site, with 55 percent of fans voting for the Central batsman.

The Central Stags have carried their fine HRV Cup form through to the One-Day competition, beating the Canterbury Wizards by eight wickets at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth.

The Central Stags won a lopsided HRV Cup final, beating the Auckland Aces by 78 runs in front of a heaving capacity crowd at Pukekura Park.

Heavy rain and a sodden outfield has give the umpires no choice but to abandon play without a ball being bowled in the Women’s One-Day final between the Central Hinds and Wellington Blaze.

All rounder Aimee Watkins took three for 14 and Rachel Priest stroked 45 not out to steer the Central Hinds to an eight wicket win over the Auckland Hearts.