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Uni Clinch KFC T20 Max Title

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University turned the tables on their rivals to take out the title, claiming some redress for Valley defeating them last season in the Final of the Katherine Raymont Shield one-day competition.

It completed an outstanding weekend for UQ, which were impressive in winning their semi-final against Sunshine Coast on Saturday.

After winning the toss and sending Valley in to bat, the Students quickly gained the upper hand.

New ball bowler Emmie Blamey claimed potential match-winner Mikayla Hinkley in her first over to boost their chances. 

Blamey went on to claim the Melissa Bulow Medal for her bowling effort of 2-8 from three overs as Valley battled to 53, with the experienced Chri Coulson (15) top-scoring for her side.

Gillan Chalmers also claimed 2-9 from three overs.

UQ then charged to the title, finishing with 1-56 as reigning Kath Smith Medallist Ruby Strange (21no) and semi-final hero Emma Jackson (29) led the way to the title.

 

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