Pictured above: Challinors' Andrew Thomson and Roger Bishop are leading organisation of this year's Indoor Cricket Tournament

Solicitors at Midlands law firm Challinors are throwing down the gauntlet to clients and fellow professionals across Birmingham and the West Midlands to pick up their stumps and don their whites for this year's Indoor Cricket Tournament.

The tournament takes place on Thursday 1st July at the Warwickshire County Cricket Club Indoor Centre, Birmingham with fundraising from the event donated to The Lord's Taverners, the official Charity for recreational cricket and the UK's leading youth cricket and disability sports Charity.

Challinors' Andrew Thomson, a solicitor in the firm's Dispute Resolution Group, is organising the firm's 2010 Indoor Cricket Tournament. He explains:

"This is the fourth time we have held the tournament with the current trophy holders being The West Bromwich Building Society. The Tournament is played with teams of six individuals, with 10 teams taking part, and entry is £150 per team. This year we have made the decision to donate £50 from each entry to The Lord's Taverners, as part of its West Midlands' regional committee's fundraising activities for 2010. The Lord's Taverners is the official charity of recreational cricket and a very worthwhile cause so it was an easy decision to make."

Play starts at 1pm, with 'stumps' at approximately 7pm followed by a presentation to the winning team.