Sam Thornton of Tuggeranong drives powerfully against Eastlakes.

ACT Comets duo Vele Dukoski and Michael Spaseski have hit form at the right time, each smashing centuries in club cricket two days before the start of the Futures League.

Dukoski hammered 118 and his Eastlake captain Spaseski scored 103 in their side's comfortable 100-run win against Tuggeranong at Kingston Oval on Saturday.

Batsmen reigned supreme across the capital in the Gallop Cup.

North Canberra Gungahlin entered the record books with the largest one-day score in the competition's history, posting an imposing total of 353 in its match with ANU.

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Scotland international George Munsey was the star with 130 from just 88 balls, while opening partner Brock Winkler was three short of a well-deserved ton, falling for 97 from 82 deliveries.

Meanwhile, Blake Dean scored 135 and older brother Jono Dean chipped in with 68 in Weston Creek Molonglo's total of 8-286 against Wests/UC at Stirling.

Dukoski and Spaseski will both back-up for the Comets in their opening four-day game of the summer when they host the Queensland second XI at Manuka Oval, starting Monday.

Eastlake lost two wickets to be 2-35 before Dukoski and Spaseski teamed up to take the game away from Tuggeranong.

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ACT Comets duo score centuries to help Eastlake take victory in clash against Tuggeranong