Te Puke celebrate their final win over Mount Maunganui.
Te Puke have won the 2016 Williams Cup in thrilling fashion after needing two runs off the last ball to claim victory at the Bay Oval.
Te Puke defeated Mount Maunganui during the grand final on Easter Friday, albeit in a shortened match because of rain.
The Mount batted first
and were in real trouble at 65/6. However, the Mount tail showed plenty of defiance to take their side to 136 all out.
In reply, Te Puke had about 45 runs on the board and were three wickets down when the rain drifted in. The players left the field for what turned out to be a three-hour break in play.
Finally, around 6pm the rain stopped, with the umpires scheduling a 6.30pm resumption of the title-decider.
