11/09Result
21st Match, European T20 Premier League at Dublin, Sep 11 2026
Player of the Match
11/09Result
21st Match, European T20 Premier League at Dublin, Sep 11 2026
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Match Details
Toss
Dublin Guardians , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
11 September 2026 (20-over match)
Umpires
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Points
Edinburgh Castle Rockers 2, Dublin Guardians 0
Scorecard Summary
EDINBURGH CASTLE ROCKERS 174/4 (20 OVERS)
- Andries Gous50 (40)
- Brandon McMullen*69 (49)
- David Willey1/20 (4)
- Craig Young3/42 (4)
DUBLIN GUARDIANS 162/8 (20 OVERS)
- David Willey33 (30)
- Harry Tector45 (29)
- Brandon McMullen2/11 (2)
- Jack Jarvis4/34 (4)
Commentator: Rvel Zahid
END OF OVER:20 | 4 Runs 1 Wkt | DBG: 162/8 (13 runs required, RR: 8.10)
- Josh Little3 (2b)
- Matt Hollard2 (4b)
- Tom Curran4-0-32-2
- Jack Jarvis4-0-34-4
Ravichandran Ashwin, Dublin Guardians Captain: I think we had it under control, and that's pretty much, I would say, the first half of the season, where we haven't known how to close games out, and a couple of wickets at the wrong time really cost us. We had it under control, and the chase was pretty much getting it down, but then we're losing wickets in those phases, about a couple or three of them at that point in time. There were instances there where we thought we could have been a little more clinical, that we were under pressure and should have managed it better today. But that's it, that's the score that we needed to get down, and we should be a little disappointed for not getting the score. On the positive side, the young players, especially, I think, have had a great couple of games. (Tector) has been working his way back from injury. That's not easy to do, about six months, probably a year. So that's a big thing for us. All these guys have done pretty well, and the locals have really held their own. I think it's about coming together as a unit, and we do have a lot of power on the season, and so on. We're getting better, slow wins, but we need to close our margins
Guardians just have not been able to stitch together a complete performance and find the winning formula. Once again, they had the game in control at the halfway mark when they were on track to chase the total but nobody from the top order capitalised on their starts. With the remarkable bowling options in the form of Boult, Curran, McMullen and Jarvis, it became so tough to keep up with the asking rate. Tector's wicket was a major turning point, as he could have definitely taken it much closer because Edinburgh were about 20 runs short of a competitive total. They left some runs out there but their potent bowling attack made up for it. Guardians are out of the tournament while Edinburgh tighten their grip on the top spot
19.6
2
Curran to Little, 2 runs, That's it for Guardians; they cannot progress to the next stage any longer as Curran follows his shimmy into the leg-side and bowls a dipping low full-toss which has been flicked to deep midwicket. Edinburgh remain unbeaten and continue their extraordinary form
19.5
1
Curran to Hollard, 1 run, Pitched slightly short and outside off, slapped to long-off for a run
19.4
0
Curran to Hollard, no run, Shows all his. buffet of variations, master of his craft, yorker just outside off, unable to lay bat on it
19.3
0
Curran to Hollard, no run, Another cunning change-up, back of the hand seam up delivery, early through the cut, doesn't connect
19.2
1
Curran to Little, 1 run, Hurls a shorter delivery and keeps it wide of off from back of the hand, pummels it to cover
19.1
W
Curran to Dockrell, OUT, Over the wicket, length-ish and wide of off, kneels and fetches it, slices the ball in the air and has been pouched at deep point; Jarvis takes a cool catch with the shades on. There goes the last ray of hope for Guardians
GH Dockrell c Jarvis b Curran 19 (10b 2x4 1x6) SR: 190
