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Bryant Stars In KFC T20 Max Title

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Brisbane Heat star Max Bryant saved his best for when it counted most, inspiring Valley to the 2024-25 KFC T20 Max title over the weekend.

While a full recap of the exciting men's semi-finals and Final, as well as the opening round of Taverners' Queensland Under-17 competition, will be posted soon, Bryant stood tall to ensure the pink-clad Valley line-up took out the trophy with a nine-wicket win over big improvers Sandgate-Redcliffe.

Pursuing the Gators total of 7-138, Bryant carved out a spectacular 91 from 42 balls, with eight fours and seven sixes, striking at 216.67 as Valley finished 1-140 in the 12th over to clinch the T20 Max title for the first time.

Teams of the year for the men's and women's competition will be published later this week.

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