Incredible outright for Buln Buln

The pair were soon removed after the winning runs were hit, which caused a minor collapse as the tail-end threw the bat, with Josh Sauze (3-14) and Michael Talbot (3-58) the beneficiaries of this as the Stags’ were all out 159.

Bulls continue dominance

Bunyip 8/205dec defeated Garfield-Tynong 96

Bunyip has continued their dominance over the division, easily accounting for Garfield-Tynong.

With only several runs required for victory, Harry McConnell (62) and Tyler McMillan (39) secured victory and pushed on for the rest of the day, before McMillan was dismissed with the score on 126.

Peter Duffus came to the crease and smashed 37 in quick-time, showing the Bulls intent, however Richard Jones (4-37) showed his express pace to clean-up the rest of the order as Jason Skobla (2-59) toiled as well.

The Bulls ended up declaring their innings short at 8-205, knowing that they are certainly the team to beat this season.

Double for Jindivick

Jindivick 8/161 defeated Drouin 92 Jindivick completed the double over Drouin in their top two division’s, easily accounting for the Hawks at home.

With victory assured after last week’s performance, the Jumping hacks were anxious for batting practice as they settled in to batting all day.

Shannon Mitchell (66) returned to form with a quick-fire knock, while Brandon Interlandi (51*) was patient as he batted the full innings.

For the Hawks, Jack Jarred (4-11) auditioned for more overs with the ball with a fine spell, while Korey Carrison (2-33 off 21 overs) was perhaps the stand-out bowler as he toiled all day, in the end restricting Jindivick to 8-161 off 76 overs.