Tigers down Demons to move into Kelly Cup final

After a delayed start due to the wet weather the Tigers batted first which looked like the wrong decision when Gary Milliken was removed by Lloyd Chikari for two.

The middle order for the Tigers got starts but no player went on to make a big score with Craig Pettit top scoring with 18, as his side posted 8/100.

Angus Lennon was the pick of the bowlers for the Demons with figures of 3/24 and found help in Chikari 2/9 and Ben Bunt 2/29.

Bevan Charlton-White (30) and Bunt (23) looked likely to get the Demons over the line but some tight bowling by Andrew Gardiner (2/6) and Don Skinner (2/11) was enough as the Tigers win by 13 runs.

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The Demons now face Macquarie in the semi final after the latter defeated South Dubbo Lemons.

Batting first, the Lemons only managed 110 from their 40 overs with veteran Jeff Shanks top scoring with 23 not out.

Buddika Warnakulasuriya (4/30) and Kyan Green (2/28) performed well with the ball for Macquarie.

Captain Brad Roberts (23) and Dave Murray (20) led from the front as Macquarie chased down the total with an over remaining.

RSL Colts White stamped their RSL Pinnington Cup title credentials with a comfortable win over CYMS at Lady Cutler 4.

CYMS made 137 led by captain Nick Guthrie (56) and number ten Ryan Johnston (21 not out).

Colts White spinner Tyson Deebank took 3/28 and was supported by Tom Masonwells (2/7) and Geoff Wheeler (1/9).

Wes Giddings turned back the clock and blasted 61 not out to push his side over the line with 10 overs remaining.

Johnston (2/34) and Guthrie (1/27) continued their all round day out with impressive bowling performances.

South Dubbo United booked the minor premiership after defeating RSL Colts Red by 15 runs.

Rajat Rai (34) and Dharmendra Mepani (36) were the top contributors for United who posted 162.

Tim Howarth and Sam Abbott both took two wickets each while Rhys Beauchamp (1/11) also bowled well.

Shane Groen made 62 but it was not enough as the United bowlers shared the wickets bowling Colts White out for 147.

South Dubbo finished their season on a high defeating Newtown by 16 runs.

Souths veteran John Colwell made a quick fire 51 and was supported by Oscar Robinson (23 not out) as they posted 154.

Bart Goodman (3/21), Rajesh Johar (3/17) and Doug Potter (3/28) took the wickets for the Tigers.

Hayden Cox made 45 as a lower order collapse cost Newtown a possible win with Max Richardson taking 3/6.

Rugby finished their season on a high with a comprehensive win over Macquarie.

Zach Murphy (82) and Josh Connelly (42) led Rugby to 245.

Cameron Herd took 4/31 as Macquarie lost regular wickets to be bowled out 112.

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