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It will be a race for the minor premiership after a promising performance by Centrals at the weekend, dismissing Traralgon West on day one for 6/105.

Day two of round 14 action resumes this week ahead of the final home and away round next weekend where there is likely to be a battle for the top-four finish.

The Gippsland Goannas welcomed the Hobsons Bay Over-60 cricket team to the CATS Cricket Club ground at Traralgon South on Sunday.

All three games are firmly in the balance this weekend as the final round shapes up to be an absolute cracker heading into finals.

Churchill looks likely to claim the minor premiership in a stunning finish to the season, however, only two rounds out from finals the remainder of the top four is yet to be decided.

While the top four is locked in with the finals just two rounds away, there will be a race for the minor premiership with the top three teams separated by five points or less.

More than 300 people attended the 10th anniversary event of the Black Saturday bushfires at Traralgon South, including the entire CATS Cricket Club.

A stunning collapse from Traralgon secured Sale-Maffra an unlikely premiership in Sunday's Gippsland Cricket League final at Ted Summerton Reserve Moe, after the Tornadoes appeared to be cruising toward not only the title but also inflicting the Sharks with their first loss of the tournament.

It's the final round of the TDCA season as five clubs fight for a top-four finish.

Walhalla Cricket Club has vowed to rebuild its once picturesque surface following a bushfire last weekend which threatened residents in the town.

Churchill was the only team to record a victory on the weekend with rain forcing draws in the other matches.

Rain marred day two of round 14 of TDCA action with the top four teams now heading into the final round with their final positions still to be settled.