Donemana v Newbuildings, Day 1 NW Senior Cup Final (1 August)
- Donemana
- Newbuildings
- Umpires Ryan Wylie and Norman Allen
- Openers Jamie Huey and Gary McClintock
- Father and son 1: The McKeegans
- Father and son 2: The McGerrigles
- The Doughertys
- Runs for Jamie Huey
- Cut by Gary McClintock
- Gregory McFaul appeals
- Enjoying the game
- Middle of the bat from Gary McClintock
- Charlie Downey bowling
- Appeal by Charlie Downey
- Johnny Thompson bowling
- Gary McClintock lines it up
- Lofted by Jamie Huey
- One takes off from JT
- Hands on head from JT
- Thumbs up from JT
- Huge appeal by Ross Hunter
- Peat Salmon took four wickets
- Raymond Curry
- Peat Salmon congratulated
- Driven by Anuj Jotin
- Boundary for Gary McClitnock
- Powered away by McClintock
- Ross Dougherty bowling
- Ross Dougherty celebrates the wicket of Jotin
- Andy McBrine batting
- Jason Dunn congratulated
- Century for Gary McClintock
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