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Manchester Originals take on London Spirit in the men's Hundred Eliminator.
The game is due to start at 6.30pm BST on Friday, September 2.
Following on from the women's match, this game will be played as the second of a doubleheader at The Ageas Bowl.
These two sides are heading in different directions as we reach the all-important Eliminator.
Manchester Originals started with three successive defeats but have now won five in a row.
That included the critical six-wicket win over Oval Invincibles, chasing their 144 target with a single ball to spare.
London Spirit have struggled after seeing their first-choice overseas players depart.
They began with four straight wins but have won one of the last four to stumble into third in the group.
Eoin Morgan's men did win the regular-season match between the two sides by 52 runs but much has changed since that game in early August.
Expect few changes from the end of the group stage.
Originals remain without captain Jos Buttler due to a calf problem, but Richard Gleeson is available again after fitness issues. Ollie Robinson is with the England squad ahead of the third Test and is not expected to be released.
London Spirit have Zak Crawley available for the latter stages after he was retained for the Kia Oval Test. Daniel Bell-Drummond is an option to freshen up the batting line-up if required. Mark Wood is a long-term injury victim.
The obvious weakness in the Spirit line-up comes at the top of the order. Adam Rossington has scored his runs at a strike rate of 182 but they need him to hang around and repeat his form from the middle part of the competition when he reeled off scores of 66, 32 and 36.
While the Originals won't have Sean Abbott on hand to bowl to the Essex keeper-batter, having lost the Australian, they do have a useful new ball attack.
Spinner Tom Hartley bowled into the wicket and traditionally bowls in the powerplay, and will be complemented by the pace of the returning Gleeson and Josh Little.
Irishman Josh Little secured the best figures in the men's Hundred against Invincibles, taking 5 for 13 and the extra venom he provides might be key against a vulnerable top-order.
Josh Little stormed through Oval Invincibles [Ashley Allen/Getty Images]
There are no tickets available for this match.
While temperatures will remain in the low 20s, we can expect a clear evening with no delays due to rain.
Check on the full Met Office forecast by clicking here.
Manchester Originals: Andre Russell (unavailable from August 22 - CPL), Laurie Evans, Tristan Stubbs (replaced Wanindu Hasaranga - withdrew August 5), Daniel Worrall, Sean Abbott, Colin Ackermann, Jos Buttler, Calvin Harrison, Tom Hartley, Fred Klaassen, Tom Lammonby, Wayne Madsen, Jamie Overton, Matt Parkinson, Ollie Robinson, Phil Salt, Ashton Turner, Richard Gleeson, Josh Little (from August 21)
London Spirit: Kieron Pollard (unavailable from August 25 - CPL), Liam Dawson, Nathan Ellis (replaced Riley Meredith), Jordan Thompson, Daniel Bell-Drummond, Chris Wood, Ravi Bopara, Mason Crane, Zak Crawley, Dan Lawrence, Josh Inglis (unavailable after international call up, having replaced Glenn Maxwell), Eoin Morgan, Adam Rossington, Brad Wheal, Mark Wood, Ben McDermott, Jamie Smith, Toby Roland-Jones (replaced Blake Cullen)
Manchester Originals: Phil Salt, Laurie Evans, Wayne Madsen, Tristan Stubbs, Ashton Turner, Paul Walter, Tom Lammonby, Tom Hartley, Matt Parkinson, Richard Gleeson, Josh Little
London Spirit: Zak Crawley, Ben McDermott, Adam Rossington, Eoin Morgan, Dan Lawrence, Ravi Bopara, Liam Dawson, Jordan Thompson, Nathan Ellis, Brad Wheal, Mason Crane
Manchester Originals start as marginal favourites with the bookmakers at 10/11, with London Spirit available at 1/1.
The latest Oddschecker summary of The Hundred can be found by clicking here.
Eoin Morgan [Alex Davidson/Getty Images]
Spirit have looked like a shadow of the side that won their opening four games, since losing both Glenn Maxwell and Kieron Pollard. The Originals have won five on the bounce and prevailed in a virtual knock-out game against Oval Invincibles. Expect them to justify the long trip down south.
Sky Sports has live coverage of the match on their dedicated cricket channel (Sky 404, Virgin 504).
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BBC Two will also carry the match.
On radio, Test Match Special will have ball-by-ball commentary on 5Live Sports Extra.
The Cricketer will have text commentary of the game as well as post-match analysis and reaction.
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