Brigade v Newbuildings, Faughan Valley Cup final (20 July)
- Johnny Thompson departs
- Great running catch by Ryan Barr
- Near miss for Peat Salmon
- Peat Salmon scored 44
- Josh Wilson bowling
- Josh Wilson to Peat Salmon
- Lofted by Peat Salmon...
- ..and caught by Adam McDaid
- Another catch by Ryan Barr
- Boundary for Ryan Hunter
- Half century for Ryan Hunter
- Ryan Hunter drives
- Six hit for Ryan Hunter
- Applause for Ryan Hunter as he leaves unbeaten on 66 in a Newbuildings total of 145 for 4
- Edged behind by Scott Macbeth...
- ..Gregory McFaul celebrates
- Ryan Hunter appeals
- Successful appeal by Ryan Hunter
- Ryan Hunter goes off with a hamstring injury
- Stunning catch by Leeroy McKeegan
- Charlie Downey celebrates with McKeegan
- McKeegan mobbed
- Boundary for David Barr
- Pat on the back for Peat Salmon
- Mark Hanna is bowled by Peat Salmon
- Boundary for Adam McDaid
- Andy Britton is bowled by Johnny Thompson
- JT celebrates
- Half century for Adam McDaid
- Adam McDaid scored 57
- Trademark JT celebration
- And another as he gets his third
- Greg McFaul stops the six
- Ross Hunter leads the team off after they seal the 21-run win
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