Brothers Tim and Jason Floros combined to steer Tuggeranong Valley to a Cricket ACT first grade limited overs record score of 3-430 against North Canberra-Gungahlin at Chisholm Oval on Saturday.

Tim Floros' 219 not out (153) is the highest score in competition history and Norths fielders will likely never forget the sight of the Kookaburra sailing over the fence 12 times - and he backed it up with 3-21 with the ball.

Not to be outdone, Jason Floros posted 110 from just 75 balls before he was dismissed by Sam Taylor (1-87 from nine overs) to bring a 200-run stand to a close.

Tuggeranong rolled Norths for 68 to secure a stunning 362-run win to mark a memorable day for the Floros family after Jason rejoined the club's band of brothers following his retirement from professional cricket.

Floros is still based in Brisbane but planned to spend three to four days per week in Canberra to play premier cricket alongside brothers Tim and Benji at Tuggeranong.

"It was pretty special, as I haven’t really played much cricket with Jason. Both just being out there for each other’s milestones was a pretty special moment," Tim Floros said.

"I definitely won’t forget this innings, I don’t think many people have done that before. To be one of the people to go out and do that is pretty special.

"Not much went wrong. I haven’t been seeing them all that well over the past couple of weeks. I’ve just been training throughout the week and trying to hit as many balls and it paid off.

"I hit a few out of the middle, and it was good having my brother Jason there hitting some runs out there in the middle with me.

"Having Benji back in the side [when he is back from injury], he’s playing pretty well at the moment so it will be good having all of us performing in one game together."

Shane Devoy cleaned up with the ball to claim 4-8 but, needless to say, Norths' bowling figures weren't anything to write home about - Riain O'Sullivan copped the brunt of the onslaught to finish with 0-70 from four overs.

Just as Tim Floros swooped to the top of the record books, Eastlake's Nikhil Mathai fell just short of doing the same with the ball in hand after claiming a remarkable 6-6 from 10 overs.

Mathai claimed the seventh-best figures in competition history and one more wicket would have sent him to the top of the rankings during Eastlake's 107-run win over Ginninderra at Kingston Oval.

Mathai has taken hat-tricks before but he still wasn't sure how to attack the hat-trick ball when he looked up and saw Angus Le Lievre marking centre.

"Their best batsman came out to bat, so I was like ‘I don’t know, what do I do here?’ I was like ‘well I’ll just stick to my guns, bowl full and straight’. It seemed to do the job and take his middle stump out," Mathai said.

"We finally came together and batted really well as a group. No wickets in clumps, everyone made runs, Ryan Bartley highlighted the show with 92 not out and it was very pleasing to back it up again with the ball.

"It was a very complete game for us with the bat, ball and in the field. You couldn’t ask for too much more."

Meanwhile, Queanbeyan strangled Creek to keep the defending champions to 5-170 from 50 overs before Leigh Walker's 70 (96) helped the Bluebags to a three-wicket win at Freebody Oval.

Matt Condon blasted 126 to spearhead Western District-UC to a comprehensive 90-run victory over ANU at ANU North Oval, to leave Anthony Luchetti's last-ditch 88 not out in vain.

AT A GLANCE

Cricket ACT Gallop Cup round six:

TUGGERANONG VALLEY 3-430 (T Floros 219*, J Floros 110; L Whatmough 1-43, M Fennell 1-84) bt NORTH CANBERRA-GUNGAHLIN 68 (C Herath 19, L Whatmough 19; S Devoy 4-8, T Floros 3-21) by 362 runs at Chisholm Oval.

EASTLAKE 5-247 (R Bartley 92*, P O’Malveney 47; A Masud 3-45, M Hogan 1-14) bt GINNINDERRA 140 (V Thakur 44, M Hogan 23; N Mathai 6-6, R Bartley 2-7) by 107 runs at Kingston Oval.

QUEANBEYAN 7-171 (L Walker 70, J Murdoch 17; J Allen 2-21, I Horneman 2-37) bt WESTON CREEK MOLONGLO 170 (J Rogers 43, J Allen 38; T Phelps 2-15, J Allen 1-22) by three wickets at Freebody Oval.

WESTERN DISTRICT-UC 8-364 (M Condon 126, J Cooke 49; S Sharma 6-60, A Luchetti 1-57) bt ANU 274 (A Luchetti 88 not out, T Pollard 53; E Bartlett 4-29, J Corbett 2-52) by 90 runs at ANU North Oval.