Horspath will bring down the curtain on a highly successful season with the traditional end-of-season Feast Match at the Recreation Ground on Sunday.
The game between Horspath and the President's XI starts at 11.30am with the two sides playing for the Jonathan Stobart Memorial Feast Cup, which was shared last year with the encounter ending in a draw.
Centre piece of the day is the lunch with around 120 members and guests set to be in attendance.
Horspath will have the Cherwell League Division 1 trophy on show following the 2nd XI's notable success in coming out on top of 102 clubs and 229 teams in the competition which spans six counties.
The club also enjoyed another fine run in the Cawston Press Village Cup, winning the Oxfordshire final for the fifth time in six years before bowing out in the last 16 of the national rounds.
That competition provided one of the season's highlights with Ryan Hicks and Liam Turnbull securing a thrilling one-wicket win off the last ball at home to Glamorgan & Gwent champions Clydach after man-of-the-match Dan Todd made 83.
The President's XI is due to be captained by Aston Rowant's legendary all-rounder, Wes Morrick.
The side also includes Banbury's Lloyd Sabin, the Home Counties Premier Cricket League's leading run-scorer this season with 938 at an average of 78.17, which included four centuries and four fifties.
Binfield's James Muir is set to take the wicket-keeper's gloves, having also had a superb season with the bat, accumulating 728 runs in Thames Valley League Division 2A with eight fifties.
Former Horspath old boys Mark Skelton, now with Waddesdon, and Challow & Childrey's Jimmy Phillips together with Chris Penner, who will retrace his journey up from Devon having played for the 3rd XI this season, are also in the line-up.