Richardson, 31, has played for the club for 10 years, missing time due to work as a dairy farmer and a knee reconstruction.

He will notch his milestone against premiership contender Mortlake. He has set realistic expectations for the Lakers, who have lost their first eight matches of the 2020-21 season.

"Just to be competitive to be honest. We were quite competitive against Cobden, we bowled really well just to limit their runs," Richardson said of their last game.

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"When they could've easily got away, we kept holding them back which was quite good."

Camperdown made last season's grand final but lost half-a-dozen players in the off-season.

Richardson said the club was building a new side and was pleased with the youngsters at its disposal.

All-rounder Harry Sumner and bowlers Ethan Coates and Jimmy O'Neil have impressed the skipper.

"It's been pretty disappointing (to be winless) but we have a lot of positives among the group with the younger players," he said.

"They're starting to get a bit of belief about themselves which is a good sign."

South West Cricket will have a break after Saturday's matches, returning on January 9.

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