A potent wicket-taker against a prolific run-scorer: this year's Metro Bank One Day Cup Final promises to be a fascinating clash of styles.
Here, we take a look at two key performers who are set to meet in the showpiece.
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With the bat: Andy Umeed (Somerset)
Of all those on show in the 50-over showpiece, none have amassed more runs during the competition so far than Somerset's Umeed.
Having earned a reputation for a patient approach during his early years as an opener, Umeed's innings have been perfectly-paced in 2024. Never more so than in Somerset's competition curtain-raiser, when he made an unbeaten 114 from 121 balls to carry his side to victory over Kent.
The Scotland international has been a model of consistency from that point onwards - hitting 84 against Hampshire, 58 against Derbyshire, 63 against Northamptonshire and 57 in the semi-final against Leicestershire.
Having averaged an eye-watering 87 during the 2023 competition, Umeed's white-ball pedigree has become firmly established.
With the ball: Dan Douthwaite
While Somerset's batters have made key contributions aplenty, it has been the bowlers taking centre stage for their opponents.
Dan Douthwaite sits second on the list of wicket-takers for the 2024 competition - needing just two scalps to go clear at the top of the table.
A model of consistency, only once did Douthwaite go wicketless during the group stages, with his 4/44 against Sussex proving crucial as the hosts ultimately crept across the line by one wicket.
And the all-rounder has shown a penchant for delivering in key moments - precipitating a Gloucestershire collapse from 157/5 to 160 all out in their tournament opener by bowling the well-set half-centurion James Bracey.
Will either Umeed or Douthwaite secure the upper hand in the Metro Bank One Day Cup Final? Tickets for the showpiece are on sale now...