This is a huge game between two play-off hopefuls as they attempt to put winning runs together.

Castleford produced one of their better displays of the season with their win over Wakefield and will want to build on that against Warrington.

After Yorkshire’s match on Friday was washed out, this match will be the first for both teams if it can escape the rain.

Kent have been something of a bogey team for Somerset in recent years in this format having won their last 10 meetings in the T20 Blast.

It will be interesting to see what Argentina bring to the table in a World Cup year.

Since 2012, South Africa have won this fixture six times to Australia’s five with two draws.

Peter Wright cast aside any question marks over a big decline in form after a disappointing Premier League campaign.

Simon Whitlock had a dire start to 2019, and although his form has picked up a little in the last couple of months, he is not playing at the level that makes him a favourite to be relied on in this match.

Daryl Gurney has established himself as one of the top performers in the PDC and his displays in reaching the semi-finals of the Premier League backed this up.

Jonny Clayton will be keen to improve on his poor performance here in 2018 and although he could have certainly had a tougher draw this time out, it is still potentially a difficult game against a player who will see just participating in this tournament as a bonus due to his last-gasp qualification.

Lugano were unbeaten in their final three games of last season as they secured their spot in the Europa League.

Young Boys will look to defend their Super League crown this season and will face newly-promoted Servette in their opening contest.