The big guns fired on all cylinders when Wairarapa scored a 95-run win over Wanganui in their Cave Cup senior men's representative cricket match in Hawke's Bay on Saturday.
Skipper Greg Todd, now contracted to the Central Districts Stags after previous first-class stints with Otago and Auckland, and Peter Borren,
the current Netherlands captain and former New Zealand under-19 squad member, took the limelight with bat and ball.
They were the mainstays of the Wairarapa innings which ended at a healthy 289-9, Todd coming in at No 5 and being 90 not-out and Borren reaching 62 batting at six.
Wairarapa selector-coach Mark Brown said the most impressive feature of Todd's knock was the manner in which he paced himself with the focus being on playing each ball on its merits.
Borren, on the other hand, showed his experience at the one-day game by playing a number of inventive shots, many of which saw the ball racing to the boundary.
