THE heat was on batsmen, bowlers and fielders in Sunday's semi-finals of the Bendigo District Cricket Association's Twenty20 competition.
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Eaglehawk and Huntly North Epsom were first to compete on the Queen Elizabeth Oval turf.
Last season's runner-up in the Twenty20 competition, Huntly North Epsom advanced to another grand final.
Power beat the Hawks by 42 runs.
Strathdale-Maristians and Bendigo United clashed in the second semi-final to be completed under the QEO lights.
Dylan Gibson plays the ball to the on-side in his innings for Huntly North Epsom. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
GALLERY: BDCA Twenty20 semi-final
Brodie Hawke bowls for Eaglehawk in the Twenty20 semi-final clash with Huntly North Epsom at the QEO. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
Eaglehawk's Sam Fitt bowls in the Twenty20 semi-final against Huntly North Epsom. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
Cameron McGlashan fields for Eaglehawk. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
Brodie Hawke bowls for Eaglehawk in the Twenty20 semi-final against Huntly North Epsom at the QEO. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
Cameron McGlashan bowls for Eaglehawk in the Twenty20 semi-final against Huntly North Epsom. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
Huntly North Epsom's Dylan Gibson hit an unbeaten 28 in Power's winning score of 159 against Eaglehawk in the Twenty20 semi-final at the QEO. Picture: LIZ FLEMING
