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The final ended up being an all-Premier Division affair as Overstone defeated hosts Wollaston by eight wickets.

The first semi-final of the day saw Wollaston book their spot with an eight-run success over Division Two outfit Kettering Town.

Batting first, Wollaston put 150-8 on the board from their 20 overs with Steve Musgrave (42), Prasanna Chandran (29), Ashton Musgrave (27) and Mark Carter (21) scoring well while Guven Kooner (3-10) impressed with the ball for Kettering.

It was a good day for Overstone Park as they clinched the NCL T20 Plate. Pictures by Finbarr Carroll

In reply, Kettering were chasing a reduced target of 129 but fell eight runs short on 121-9, despite the efforts of Lewis Ward (35), Kooner (25) and Jackson Dilena (23) as Steve Musgrave (3-15) completed an impressive all-round display.

The second semi-final had a more decisive result as Overstone beat MK Air by 47 runs.

Jordan Capel struck an unbeaten 71 and Vikesh Patel added 55 as Overstone reached 176-4 from their 20 overs.

In reply, MK fell well short as they were dismissed for 129 with Capel, Matthew Jones and Sheel Patel all taking two wickets apiece.

A Wollaston wicket falls during the NCL T20 Plate final

The final also produced a decisive result, although it was a high-scoring encounter.

Ashton Musgrave led the way with 66 and Nathan Dawson added an unbeaten 32 as Wollaston closed on an impressive 162-8 from 20 overs with Hitesh Patel (3-15) and Capel (2-17) being the pick of the Overstone bowlers.

But Overstone made what looked like a tough run chase look quite straightforward.

Sam Wood struck 38 at the top of the order and then it became the Vikesh Patel and Capel show.

Wollaston celebrate a wicket during their semi-final win over Kettering

They shared an unbeaten stand of 104 with Vikesh finishing 62 not out while Capel completed a fine day with 41 not out to seal victory on 163-2 with seven balls to spare and ensure it was Overstone who lifted the Plate.

The date for the final of the NCL T20 Cup, meanwhile, has now been confirmed.

Loddington & Mawsley and Stony Stratford won their respective semi-finals on the original Finals Day but the weather ensured the final itself could not take place.

It will now be held at Loddington on Sunday, September 3 (1pm start).

Overstone come through Finals Day to clinch Northants League’s T20 Plate