Burnley Cricket Club will host best of Lancashire League on Saturday as four historic clubs compete for the J.W. Lees T20 title at Turf Moor

Now in its 21st year, the competition will see Burnley, Haslingden, Ramsbottom and Enfield battle it out for the coveted trophy in what promises to be a memorable day of cricket.

The event marks the ninth year of the Finals Day format and is set to be a historic occasion, with all four semi-finalists among the Lancashire League's founding member clubs.

Burnley, founded in 1833, will be looking to make home advantage count as they chase a fourth T20 title. They are joined by Ramsbottom, established in 1845, Haslingden (1853) and Enfield (1859), with each club boasting a rich history in the competition.

Between them, the four clubs have won nine of the previous 20 T20 competitions. Ramsbottom are the competition's most successful side with four titles, Burnley have lifted the trophy three times, while Enfield and Haslingden have each tasted success once.

This year's Finals Day has also produced a unique storyline. For the first time since the introduction of the Finals Day format in 2017, all four semi-finalists qualified after finishing second in their respective groups.

The semi-finals will take place earlier in the day before the winners return for the final, scheduled to begin at around 5pm.

Whichever two teams make it through will be aiming to add another chapter to their club's history, with Burnley hoping to claim a fourth crown on home soil, Ramsbottom seeking to extend their record haul, and Haslingden and Enfield looking to end long waits to become champions once again.

Advance tickets are available, priced at £5 for adults and £2.50 for concessions. Organisers are encouraging supporters to buy in advance and arrive early to secure the best viewing spots.

With four former champions, a packed schedule and the trophy on the line, the stage is set for another memorable Lancashire League T20 Finals Day in Burnley.

The following day, Burnley face Lowerhouse in a top of the table league clash, which will also be played in memory of local cricket and football stalwart Nick Howarth who died in March.