The Bulldogs wrapped up the 10 points in one day after a surreal turn of events.

“I’ve never been involved in anything like it,” Mahony said of the Grassmere Cricket Association result.

“It was an outstanding, weird day but you take it I suppose. 

“The week off will be a bonus.”

Panmure recovered following a shaky start to dismiss Mailors Flat for 87 in its first innings and then made a bold declaration at 3-93.

Sam Mahony snared 6-17 to restrict the Jets to 41 in their second dig.

“We won the toss and bowled and their two openers (Phil and Stephen Edwards) were none for 80,” Paddy Mahony said.

“We thought ‘they’re a chance for 150 or 200 here’ but they only had eight batsmen and we rounded up the tail pretty quickly.

“Our batsmen played well and aggressively and we rounded them up in 15 overs.

“There was 25 overs to go and we thought we’d have a crack (at an outright) and Sam did well in the second innings and ran through them.”