PHOTO: Gidgee Cricket captain, Tyne Chapman, puts in the work chasing Marthaguy’s 207 run lead.
There may be no greater time to score a century than in a grand final.
That is exactly what happened last Saturday down in Gilgandra in the final match of the season between first placed Marthaguy and second placed Gidgee.
Unfortunately for Gidgee, on this occasion it was a Marthaguy batsman who did the damage, walking away unbeaten on 102.
Considering the thickness of the outfield, 102 runs may have very . . .
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