The recently concluded ECS France witnessed a thrilling display of cricketing prowess, with Dreux emerging as the undisputed champions. The event showcased a total of 14344 runs, 664 wickets, 1005 fours, and 1144 sixes across 59 exhilarating matches.

In a gripping finale, Dreux locked horns with President XI, setting the stage for an intense showdown. President XI batted first but struggled to set a formidable total, managing only 78 runs. In a swift response, Dreux chased down the target in less than 7 overs, securing victory with ease and lifting the coveted trophy.

The spotlight of the tournament shone brightly on 16-year-old sensation Sajad Stanikzay, who etched his name in the annals of ECS history. Stanikzay's stellar performance with the ball saw him claim the title of the tournament's MVP, having scalped an impressive tally of 23 wickets. Additionally, Hamza Niaz showcased his batting prowess, emerging as the tournament's top run-scorer with 381 runs to his credit.

The inaugural ECS France not only showcased thrilling cricketing action but also provided a platform for budding talents to shine on the international stage. As the curtains draw on this memorable event, the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie continues to reverberate, setting the stage for future cricketing endeavors.

Here are some snapshots from ECS France, 2024: