With six games to go, tomorrow's Lovewell Blake Norfolk Alliance Division Three clash between Mundford and Sheringham could go a long way to deciding the destiny of the title.

With six games to go, tomorrow's Lovewell Blake Norfolk Alliance Division Three clash between Mundford and Sheringham could go a long way to deciding the destiny of the title.

Sheringham missed out on promotion by a whisker last season and despite the loss of captain Jez Wright to Cromer, they strengthened with the addition of former Sri Lankan Test player Ravi Pushpakumara.

He has repaid them handsomely, blasting a succession of high scores, including two centuries, while also chipping in with some useful wickets.

They currently lie four points clear of Mundford, but the Breckland side beat Sheringham by four wickets earlier in the season, when Patrick Yates starred with bat and ball.

Third-placed Hillington are not out of the title reckoning yet and they host fellow Alliance newcomers Ashmanhaugh tomorrow.

Premier Division leaders Downham Town are at home to Topcroft, while Cromer must get a favourable result at home to the team above them, Norwich & Coltishall Wanderers, if they are to claw their way back into contention at the top. Second-placed North Runcton are at Vauxhall Mallards.

In Division One, the most intriguing match is at Kirkley & Lowestoft Railway, where the bottom of the table hosts face the team directly above them, Stow. Leaders Lowestoft, who have lost their last two games, travel to Sprowston, while Swardeston, in second, are at resurgent Saham Toney.

Top plays bottom in Division Two as leaders Bradfield go to Norwich & Coltishall Wanderers A, while second-placed Dereham are at the team second from bottom, North Runcton A.

Four teams are now in the mix for the Knights Norfolk League Division One title after top two Hales and Great Witchingham A both lost last Saturday.

Witchingham are at Halvergate tomorrow, while Hales travel to Drayton. Aldborough, in third, are at bottom club Winterton and fourth-placed Great Melton host Bungay.

The new leaders in NCB West Norfolk League Division One, Grimston, could strengthen their grip on top spot when they play struggling Fosters tomorrow, while Thetford, who have led the way for much of the season, host Northwold.