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United grab T20 title

Jared Smith
Whanganui Chronicle·
27 Jan, 2014 05:30 PMQuick Read

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Wanganui United batsman Dylan Martin hits the ball, watched by non-striker Bruce Gracie, during their victory over Renegades in Sunday morning's T20 semifinal. Photo/Rae Cliffe

Wanganui United batsman Dylan Martin hits the ball, watched by non-striker Bruce Gracie, during their victory over Renegades in Sunday morning's T20 semifinal. Photo/Rae Cliffe

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Property Brokers United 1 wrapped up their second championship for the summer after beating St Johns Tech 1 in the final of the inaugural combined Twenty20 competition at Victoria Park on Sunday afternoon.

Having won the one-day title in December, United claimed the T20 Trophy with a six-wicket victory after bowling Tech out for 98 on the No1 pitch.

Gerrard Hobbs and Dylan Martin picked up two wickets each, with the rest of the spoils being shared among the other bowlers.

United then reached 99-4 with about five overs left after opener Tom Lance's undefeated half-century.

High School Old Boys beat David Jones United 2 in the Cup competition final.

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