Final week of T20 action

We've already given you a report on the Lower Grade T20 Finals, so this week's edition of Around the Grounds only has to visit 3 grounds to update you on all of the action from the final two rounds of T20 matches in Second Grade.

In Round 15, CYMS belted up 2-189 to easily account for Centrals, Cavaliers held Kinross to 70 at their home ground and chased down the runs required for victory inside 9 overs thanks to Grant Croft's quick fire 54. Orange City easily accounted for Spring Hill with captain Shaun Churchill making 75.

Orange CYMS 2-189 (J Donato 102*, S Donato 66; H Hobbs 1/31) def Centrals 49 (T Sandford 16, A Danielson 13; J Blashki 3/12, R Krause 2/6, M Wiegold 2/7) by 140 runs

Cavaliers 1-74 (G Croft 54*; R Heath 1/3) def Kinross 9-70 (P Johnston 16; N Duffy 3/6, S Hogan 3/12) by 9 wickets

Orange City 4-163 (S Churchill 75*, S Kirby 48, A Cullen 18; R Harvey 2/18) def Spring Hill 67 (L Bingham 23, J Fieldus 17; J Southcombe 3/15, B Johnson 2/6, S Proudfoot 2/11) by 96 runs

in Round 16, CYMS had a comfortable win over Kinross, Wanderers snuck home in a tight one against Spring Hill and Cavaliers defeated Centrals.

Orange CYMS 5-157 (S Donato 68, B McNiven 38*; W Waterson 2/27) def Kinross 93 (C Miller 37, P Johnston 19; S Wilson 3/21, L Hunter 2/3) by 64 runs

Wanderers 8-90 (D Turner 31*, C Keed 18, D Kennewell 18; M Harvey 4/24, R Harvey 3/18) def Spring Hill 89 (J Fieldus 20*, L Harvey 15; N Rasmussen 3/22, D Kennewell 2/21) by 2 wickets

Cavaliers 5-102 (S Crisp 22, N Duffy 19, C Charnock 15*, D Harris 15; B Brown 3/30, A Chaseling 2/20) def Centrals 8-101 (S Kelly 21; N Duffy 3/17, N Bennett 2/25) by 5 wickets

CYMS remain at the top of the table on 72 points, with Cavaliers back up to second on 61 points, closely followed by Orange City on 60. Centrals are in 4th on 59 points with Kinross a further 2 points back in 5th place. Wanderers and Spring Hill fill the bottom two positions and are now both well off the pace.

If the ODCA were to award a T20 winner for 2nd Grade, CYMS would have claimed that title, winning all of their T20 matches to pick up the maximum 18 points. Cavaliers, Orange City and Centrals all had three wins and with the bye picked up 14 points each, with Kinross 12, Wanderers 10 and Spring Hill 8.