Marist produced a dominant all-round performance against Grammar, posting an imposing 3-227 from 30 overs before restricting Grammar to just 6-67 in a one-sided contest.

Marist won the toss and elected to bat, with Cam Triglone and Jack Smedley opening the innings. Smedley got Marist off to a strong start, playing an excellent innings of 65 off 45 rtno.

Alastair Wise then took centre stage, smashing an unbeaten 69 off just 45 balls to keep the scoreboard moving. Niro Pathmaperuma also played a valuable supporting role, contributing a solid 20 off 23 balls as Marist built an imposing total. After 30 overs, Marist finished on 3-227, putting Grammar under enormous pressure heading into the chase.

Grammar's innings got off to a difficult start as Marist's bowlers immediately applied pressure. Will Holl was the standout performer with the ball, producing a remarkable spell of 4 wickets for just 4 runs from 5 overs. His outstanding figures proved crucial in dismantling Grammar's batting lineup and preventing any meaningful momentum from building.

Darcy Snashall also chipped in with a valuable wicket, while Jordan Fosberry claimed one of his own as Marist continued to control the contest. Grammar struggled throughout the innings, eventually finishing on 6-67 after their 30 overs.

Final result: Marist won by 160 runs, delivering a commanding performance with both bat and ball. Smedley and Wise led the way with the bat, while Holl's sensational bowling spell ensured Grammar never came close to challenging Marist's total.