Douglas Rugby Club will host a charity cricket match next week.
It'll see teams representing the North and South of Island batting to be crowned Manx champions.
It'll take place at the club's Port-e-Chee ground near Quarterbridge on Friday July 10th, starting at 5.30pm.
The quick-fire 20 overs per side format promises plenty of big hits and boundaries, as well as an auction, BBQ & drinks.
All funds raised will go to the Young Carers Project which is run by Manx charity, Crossroads.
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