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Yank, Myponga stomped in first finals

Max Petrucci gets his bat high to cut the ball in his final for McLaren Districts. (Jesse Ehlers)
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Finals cricket is back and two teams have already eaten the turf after wallopings on the weekend. Yankalilla’s finals dream […]

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