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Wednesday, 16 September, 2026
HomeSportGrand final for the ages

Grand final for the ages

Cummins Scorpions 5/120 tied Southern Eyre South Sandscrabs 5/120 (Scorpions win after super over) In an unforgettable grand final showdown, […]

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