Weale can be a smash at Teddington

The current captain, 30-year-old former Glamorgan professional Rob Jones, who has two winners' medals, said: "Neither Wealey nor JB play much on Saturdays these days but they make sure they're available for these cup games. They are both very useful one-day bowlers while JB can always get quick runs." Jones added: "The club's going through a transitional period in the League and we're giving the youngsters a chance to show what they can do. But, when it comes to the Cups, there's no substitute for experience."

Hampstead, seeking revenge for a recent league defeat by Teddington, are also on course for a cup double. They face Finchley next week in round five of the Cockspur Cup. Already through to the last 16 are High Wycombe and Hainault.

Hampstead captain Mark Harvey would love to win a first major trophy for off-spinner Giles Peddy. The 30-year-old was recently diagnosed with muscular dystrophy and ordered to give up the game.

Holders Radlett face a tricky away tie on Sunday against Surrey League leaders Spencer, who are likely to include England pace bowler Alex Tudor, purely as a batsman while he recovers from a long-term back problem.

Sunday's third round line-up: Brondesbury v Bexley, Hainault & Clayhall v Met Police, Wanstead v Ardleigh Green, Richmond v Waltonon-Thames, Shepherds Bush v Wimbledon, Weybridge v Finchley, Winchmore Hill v Sutton, High Wycombe v Cheam, Spencer v Radlett, Hampstead v Teddington, Bromley v Tring Park, South Woodford v Sunbury, Enfield v Ealing, Old Emanuel v Hornchurch, Malden Wanderers v Maori-Oxshott, Ickenham v Dulwich.