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Gous hits unbeaten 90 as Edinburgh win ETPL
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Edinburgh Castle Rockers became the first European T20 Premier League champions, beating Belfast Wolves by seven wickets in the final on Sunday. Andries Gous made an unbeaten 90 from 61 balls. Belfast finished on 150 for five after Tim Tector scored 84 from 62 balls. Edinburgh chased the target after Mitchell Santner elected to bowl.
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What It Means For You
- The final was played in Malahide, Ireland, on September 21.
- Gous hit eight fours and four sixes in his unbeaten 90.
- Trent Boult took two wickets in an economical four-over spell.
What's Happening
- Paul Stirling fell for eight early after Santner chose to bowl.
- Devon Conway made 29 before JJ Smuts broke his stand with Tector.
- Tom Curran dismissed Tector from the final ball of the Belfast innings.
How the Chase Unfolded
- Ross Adair struck 23 from 14 balls before falling caught behind.
- Edinburgh were 79 for two when Smuts was removed at the end of the tenth over.
- Brandon McMullen added 17 from 12 balls in the chase.
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