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Northern Superchargers host Welsh Fire in the men's Hundred 2023.
The game is due to start at 6.30pm BST on Tuesday, August 22.
Northern Superchargers' home ground is Headingley in Leeds.
Superchargers are all but out after being rolled for the second-lowest score in the history of the men's tournament. Calvin Harrison recorded sensational figures of 5 for 11 in 20 balls as Wayne Parnell's side crumbled in a heap.
They can still reach seven points but have a vastly inferior net-run-rate to the four sides directly above them, all of whom they would need to lose in order to sneak into the top three.
Fire are one of those four, and they need to win this game and do it in such a way that it steers them ahead of Trent Rockets and Southern Brave on net-run-rate. They kept their hopes alive by easing past London Spirit on Sunday.
Harry Brook was undone by a beauty from Tom Hartley on Sunday, but Welsh Fire are more likely to attack him with their pace attack.
How Superchargers respond to their humiliation at Old Trafford in this clash back on their home patch at Headingley will be crucial to the result.
Jonny Bairstow found form for Fire on Sunday before Tom Abell saw them home; they will have Adil Rashid to contend with, after the England leggie found some of his best form over the weekend.
Northern Superchargers take on Welsh Fire [Getty Images]
Tickets are on sale for this game, with availability listed as "limited".
Tickets can be found by visiting The Hundred's website.
A chance of a shower in the early afternoon but otherwise a dry day in Leeds, with highs of 21 degrees Celsius.
Northern Superchargers: Ben Stokes, Adil Rashid, Harry Brook, Reece Topley, Tom Banton, Matthew Short, Adam Lyth, Adam Hose, Brydon Carse, Matthew Potts, David Wiese, Bas de Leede, Wayne Parnell, Callum Parkinson, Ollie Robinson, Saif Zaib
Welsh Fire: Jonny Bairstow, Tom Abell, David Willey, Shaheen Afridi (Lockie Ferguson from August 15), Joe Clarke, Glenn Phillips, Ben Green, Haris Rauf (Matt Henry from August 15), David Payne, Roelof van der Merwe, Jake Ball, Stephen Eskinazi, Dan Douthwaite, George Scrimshaw, Luke Wells, Chris Cooke
Superchargers might consider tweaking their batting lineup after its collapse on Sunday. Durham's Ollie Robinson is still yet to feature so could come into the mix. Fire have replaced Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf with Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson.
Northern Superchargers: Tom Banton, Matt Short, Harry Brook, Adam Hose, Adam Lyth, David Wiese, Brydon Carse, Wayne Parnell, Adil Rashid, Callum Parkinson, Reece Topley
Welsh Fire: Stephen Eskinazi, Jonny Bairstow, Joe Clarke, Luke Wells, Tom Abell, Glenn Phillips, David Willey, Roelof van der Merwe, Lockie Ferguson, Matt Henry, David Payne
Coming soon.
Welsh Fire make the trip to Headingley [Getty Images]
Welsh Fire have more on the line than Superchargers, who need too much to go their way. Fire win.
Sky Sports has live coverage of the match on their dedicated cricket channel (Sky 404, Virgin 514).
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On radio, Test Match Special will have ball-by-ball commentary on 5Live Sports Extra.
The Cricketer will have post-match analysis and reaction.
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