William Revell finished with great figures of 3-3 plus also making a runout.
However, with Combined's Blake Sollit and Logan McKerras scoring 10 runs each and the other batsmen contributing, the visiting team secured a comfortable win to Combined.
The Hunterville Year 5-6 team hosted United and sent them into bat.
On debut, bowler Joey Keenan had an impressive 3-6 which nearly included a hatrick in his first over.
Set 126 to win, Hunterville reached 168 off their 20 overs with the best being 29 from Jack Goodwin, which included 2 whopping sixes.
In the Intermediate round at Springvale Park, a formidable Huntley squad took on St Georges, with Huntley winning the toss and batting first.
Toby Craig retired with 26 off 30 balls, while Orlandon Ratima, originally of Hunterville, top scored with 34.
The tail wagged as Timothy O'Leary (23 not out) and Lachie Gardner (26 not out) were able to see Huntley through to an imposing 231.
St George's were hanging onto their wickets initially until bowling Falcon Profit broke through, and then Craig was able to attack the middle order and get three cheap wickets.
Ethan Gilmore was top scorer for the home side with 23, while Xavier Bartley played some good shots to finish unbeaten, but ultimately St George's were bundled out for 81.
Gardner took the catch of the season so far when he hold onto a screamer at cover to dismiss Jimmy Lithgow.
In Year 7-8 cricket, Hunterville faced Whanganui Intermediate Blue, who won the toss and put them into bat.
Hunterville put together 125 off 28 overs, with Hayden Lourie (34) and Jack Delaney (31) the best of batsman.
In reply, WIS were held to 104 off their 28 overs
Best of the bowlers for Hunterville was Andrew George with 4-7 from his four overs, while Jarvaak Kennedy Goodwin took two awesome catches.
Tyler Turner carried WIS with a solid 32 not out, while allrounder Charlie Meredith followed up his 3-12 with the ball with 23 runs, as their target stayed within reach until the end.
In the other Year 7-8 match, Combined took on WIS Yellow, winning the toss and choosing to bowl first.
WIS found themselves in early trouble, however Noah Jones and top scorer James Hardy, aka 'The Bus', helped WIS to a respectable total of 85 in their 28 overs.
Combined had bowled well to get early wickets, including Mac Laurence grabbing a run out.
However, their top order then collapsed in chasing the total, as WIS's Drew Brennan took two awesome wickets and their fastest bowler Ratu Latus, grabbed another.
It was left to Luke Bullock to carry Combined to the target, which he did with 34 not out and 10 overs to spare.
