Meanwhile, the only semifinal that was played turned into a cracking match, which featured plenty of twists and turns as well as a few injuries. One player was taken to hospital with a broken finger while another took a bouncer to his head, but was able to bat on.
Central reserves batted first and posted 174 all out before Pirates took the crease and reached the total seven wickets down.
Central opener Ben Fraser top scored with 45 while Sam Gordon blasted a quick-fire 43. Daryl Stewart also added a handy 25 runs.
Pirates player Johnny Wiringi was the pick of the bowlers taking 3-40.
Pirates batter Cayde Thomson scored a neat half century to help his team get home, while the dangerous Jarrod Christopherson was removed by Alex Evans for 43. Central shared the wickets between their bowlers.