With veteran Glen Hampton leading the bowling attack Morongla restricted the young Grenfell White side to 101 off 33.4 overs before running down the target in 35.3 overs.

Hampton sent down five overs of gentle medium pace bowling finishing with the very economical figures of 4-17.

His stint included one over where he found himself on a hat trick.

He eventually finished the over with three wickets claiming the scalps of Riley Edwards, Bailey Edwards and Riley Cartwright in quick succession.

Bill Statham was the next best of the Morongla bowlers taking 3-15 off 6.4 overs.

Tom Doolan chimed in with two wickets while Mitch Amos bowled without a lot of luck for 1-21 off eight overs of express bowling, including one maiden.

Bailey Edwards (21) and Garry Handcock (20) were the best of the Grenfell White batsmen with Caleb Haddin (14) helping the tail wag towards the end of the innings.

Chasing a modest total Tom Doolan (24) and Lee Wilson (23), at the top of the Morongla batting order, methodically went about setting up the victory for Morongla.

The two combined for an opening stand of 44 before a few shaky moments from their team mates later in the innings.

Tim Partridge (17) and Rohan Wilson (20 not out) then steadied the innings before a mini collapse saw Grenfell back in the game.

Best with the ball for Grenfell White were Riley Cartwright, 2-17 off eight overs and Ky O'Byrne 2-17 off five overs.

Lachlan Smith 1-14, Bailey Edwards 1-19 and Garry Handcock 1-16 also picked up wickets.

Michael Smith sent down five economical overs for 17 runs without taking a wicket.