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Barkly St Uniting is through to the next round of the Victorian Turf Cricket Association T20 with a stunning performance on Tuesday night.

The Dragons produced the highest score of the round, with 2-209 against West Newport in group B2.

Kamalpreet Singh made 119 not out to guide his side to the large total.

The Lions finished 8-144 in reply.

In other matches in that pool, St Andrew’s Footscray got the job done against Werribee Centrals.

The Saints made 5-133 from their overs with the Centurions finished 8-102 in reply.

Barkly St finished on top of that pool.

In group A2, there were some big scores put on the board.

Deer Park piled on the runs, making 6-200 against Newport-Digman.

Shakille Elhouli took three wickets for the Bulls.

The Bulls never got close, finishing 5-146.

Altona North claimed the win against Grand United.

The Gorillas made 8-133.

After losing some early wickets, Altona North finished 5-136 to get the win.

In group A3, Westmeadows got the job done against the Druids.

The Wizards were bowled out with one ball remaining for 122.

The Warriors hit the winning runs with eight balls remaining.

The Warriors made 2-125.

Keilor also claimed victory on Tuesday night, beating Footscray United.

The Blues made 7-137.

The Bulldogs finished 8-121 in reply.

In group A4, Yarraville Club and Williamstown Imperials were among the winners.

The Clubbers made 7-159 against Sydenham-Hillside.

Dilan Chandima made 85 for the Clubbers.

After being in trouble at 3-46, the Storm never recovered and finished 6-132.

Seddon batted first in its match with the Imperials, making 7-122.

The Imperials finished 6-126.

Sunshine finished top ahead of the Imperials.

While in group B3, Laverton upset Point Cook.

The Warriors were bowled out for just 80. Khalid Farooq took 4-15 for Laverton.

Laverton finished 3-84.

Kingsville also finished the pool matches with a win, beating Point Cook Centrals.

Kingsville finished first in the pool.

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