The side saw off Leeton, Temora and Young after Christmas and will be looking to carry the form through to the final three challenges of the season.

Coach Tim Rand puts the side's success down to the dedication from the playing squad.

"They have really brought into what we are trying to do in order to be the best representative side possible," he said.

"We have been doing a fair bit of training and preparing for each game, and I think most important of all is that they are enjoying their cricket."

Rand knows his side are going to have to be at the top of their game with Ardlethan-Barellan coming to town.

"They always tend to gear up for their challenge," he said

"We are still pretty confident with the side we are able to put out."

There will only be one change from the side who played in the washed-out game against Leeton with Reece Matheson unavailable.

This sees young spinner Jack Hutchinson come into the side, meaning Tom Valeri takes the gloves in Matheson absence.

Rand is happy with the depth he has at his disposal.

"We have had to make a few changes throughout the year, and whenever someone has come in, they have done a great job," he said.

"We brought in some of the younger boys like Ben Rowston, Ben Signor and Connor Bock to get them ready for the next few years but they have taken it in their stride and cemented their place in the side."

With the bat, Theo Valeri will be coming into the game off the back of two hundreds in the previous three challenges and will be looking to lead from the front while Haydn Pascoe has rediscovered his pre-injury form with the ball.

Griffith side

Mitch Williams-Hedges, Ryan Greenaway, Haydn Pascoe, Theo Valeri (c), Dean Bennett, Tom Valeri (wk), Jack Hutchinson, Angus Boulton, Ben Signor, Ben Rowston, Connor Bock.

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