Rain put a dampener on much of the cricket in the region but it did not stop Tim Clarke going on the rampage in Rotorua.
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The match between Bond & Co Tauranga Boys' College and Geyser City was the only one completed, although restricted to 44 overs per side, and Tauranga Boys' player/coach Tim Clarke went on the attack at Smallbone Park.
The former Bay of Plenty wicket keeper belted the ball around the Rotorua ground to post an unbeaten 143 as his team reached 282 for the loss of four wickets. Clarke's big bash came off 109 balls, with 18 fours and is the highest score of the current Baywide season.
The Tauranga Boys' mentor received plenty of support from Blake Pentecost, who posted 40 runs before being dismissed, while Isaac While and Liam Collett both reached the 20s. Former Tauranga Boys' First XI player Dane Sorrenson took two wickets for 55 runs in the Geyser bowling attack.