Two of four National Titles up for grabs in Indoor Opens GF Day

It’s down to the very last phase of their week-long campaigns – today will see the Victorian LTS team play Queensland at 10.00am, followed by the Open Women who play South Australia at 12.00pm. These are both Grand Final rematches from the previous year, making for a very exciting day of indoor cricket ahead!

10.00am: VIC v QLD

Lord’s Taverners Shield Grand Final

10.00am: QLD v WA

21 & Under Men Grand Final

12.00pm: VIC v SA

Open Women Grand Final

2.00pm: QLD v ACT

Open Men Grand Final

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GRAND FINAL PREVIEWS

Lord’s Taverners Shield:

QLD have been the side to beat all week in this division, and having gone down in both appearances to them earlier in the week, the VIC LTS will be feeling the heat. However, as seen in the Open Women’s Semi Final yesterday, momentum does some funny things. The Vics will be aiming to make their mark early and turn the tables from last year’s results.

Open Women:

The Victorian Open Women will seek to hold their title of National Champions and replicate their 2015 campaign when they face South Australia at midday. Their first encounter this week saw the Vics go down by 4 runs to SA, however this side have run on to win every game in their 2016 national championships campaign since then. The Vics will certainly take some confidence from this leading into their final hit out of the week. 

SEMI FINALS & PRELIM FINALS GAME SCORES

Friday 10^th June 2016

Open Men’s Semi Final 3v4: SA 83 def. VIC 83 (3-1)*, POM – Jarrad Indraratne +12pts (SA).

Open Women’s Semi Final 1v2: VIC 61 def. QLD 15 (3-1), POM – Laura Shaw +16pts (VIC).

LTS Semi Final 3v4: VIC 109 def. WA 91 (3-1), POM – Boyd Duffield +32pts (WA).

LTS Prelim Final: VIC 88 def. SA 65 (2-2), POM – Adam Pattison (SA) & Nathan Mahar (VIC) +16pts.

21&U Men’s Semi Final 3v4: VIC 91 def. NQ 91 (3-1)*, POM – Jordan Floyd +27pts (NQ).

21&U Men’s Prelim Final: WA 95 def. VIC 90 (3-1), POM – Lachlan King +14pts (VIC).

*Result of a tied game in finals is determined by the amount of ‘skins’ won