McConnell unstoppable

total.

Opening pair Toby Bayne (3/27) and Ryan Parker (3/22) were the best of bowlers along with Clarke Gouge, who snared two scalps.

The Stags chase began on a positive note with Jamie Gleeson (41) and Toby Bayne (43) putting on 84 for the second wicket.

Good starts from Dale Cunliffe (22) and Brad Fusinato (19) kept the scoreboard ticking over before Billy Whyte (32) helped the home side close in on the target.

Tom Parker remained not out on 22 as his side cruised to victory in the 35th over. Brian McDonald capped off his day with 4/37.

Hawks pummeled

Jindivick 7/350 def. Drouin 10/161 Resuming at 1/75 the Jumping Jacks responded to the loss of two early wickets in stunning fashion.

With both the overnight batsman back in the shed Daryl Bagnall and Steve Fricke joined forces in a brutal 178-run partnership that saw the home side easily pass the required total.

Bagnall top scored with 114 while Fricke fell short of the ton with 89.

Andy Martin (in his annual turnout) added 30 late in the day as Jindivick finished with a percentage boosting total of 350.

Sam Perry and Gavin Mills battled hard for the Hawks to finish with two wickets each.

Titans into top spot

Garfield-Tynong 10/169 def Yarragon 10/114

Garfield-Tynong has moved in to top spot on the ladder with a resounding win over Yarragon.

Starting day two at 0/57 the Titans lost Thomas Bulenok (30) and Mark Cousin (22) without either batsman able to capitalise on their good work from the previous week.

Joshua Horsburgh led his side to victory with a solid 29 along with handy contributions from Jason Neville (18) and Chris Greenal (19).

After top scoring for the Panthers Clint Madden also took the bowling honours finishing with 4/70. Norm Evans kept things tidy claiming 3/28 off 14 overs.