![Riverina won through to the NSW Cricket Country Bash grand final which will be held on Tuesday November 21 in Sydney. Picture from Country Cricket NSW Riverina won through to the NSW Cricket Country Bash grand final which will be held on Tuesday November 21 in Sydney. Picture from Country Cricket NSW](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/179282453/5aa06710-d5c2-4631-b4a9-ba59712031d3.jpeg/r0_0_2048_1536_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Riverina will have the opportunity to claim their third-straight title after winning through to the NSW Cricket Country Bash grand final.
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The Bullets topped pool B after recording victories against Southern Spirit, Western Outlaws and Illawarra Flames.
They will face Newcastle Blasters in the decider on Tuesday November 21 which will be held as a curtain-raiser to the WBBL contest between Sydney Thunder and Adelaide Strikers.
The Bullets opened their campaign with a 25-run win over the Spirit on Friday evening.
Vice-captain Lisa Kuschert (57no) lead the way with the bat while Delaney Laffy (1-4), Georgia Bye (1-5) and Alice Caldow (1-10) all contributed with the ball.
The Outlaws were their next victim as they notched up a six-wicket victory over the Western side on Saturday morning.
Caldow (3-8) again led the way with the ball while Kuschert (38no) was strong at the top of the order for the Bullets.
The Bullets then took a six-wicket victory over the Flames in their final pool game on Saturday afternoon.
Claire Murray (2-26) struck twice for the Bullets while Grace Moyle (36) did the most damage with the bat as Riverina secured their spot in the grand final.
Wagga's Alicia Donohue enjoyed a couple of consistent performances with the ball and finished with figures of 0-18, 2-17 and 1-23 from the three games.
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