The Yabbies rolled the Hoppers for an incredible 32 and 44 after declaring on day one for 7-158.

The Yabbies' Jason Ferns snared 12 wickets for the match and Luke Rus collected four. Not one Dromana player reached double figures in the first innings. In the second dig, of the 44 runs, Mark Whitehead and Michael Marchmont each scored 14.

Tyabb is now fourth on the ladder, four points clear of Seaford Tigers.

Flinders did a major job on third-placed Baden Powell, smacking it by 180 runs on the first innings.

Sent in to bat, Flinders made 7-258, then bowled out the Braves for 73 in 39 overs. Rather than going for the jugular, Flinders batted again, ending on 6-140, with key batsmen Simon Parrott, Shane Begg and Mark Maddock stepping aside to give others some much-needed time in the middle.

In amazing circumstances, Seaford Tigers beat Pearcedale with a score of just 94, bowling the Dales out for 76 and pretty much ending their season. The Tigers are fifth on the ladder, just four points behind Tyabb.

Tootgarook went within two wickets of the reverse outright win on Saturday against Skye.

The Tooters lost on first innings when they were dismissed for 97. but Skye didn't fare much better and was dismissed for 122.

Tootgarook then batted for 19 overs, made 6-117 and then decided to have another crack at Skye, the ladder leader finishing the day on 8-98.

Rosebud got the 12 points against Carrum Downs on first innings.

Rosebud batted first and posted 9-218 before bowling out the Downers for 194. They were in all sorts of trouble at 8-111, but Chamara Perera (39) and Adam Newstead (50) batted well at 10 and 11 to help their side post a reasonable total. But it wasn't enough and Buds notched up a win.