The recently concluded ECS Italy, Rome proved to be an electrifying event, with high-scoring matches, nail-biting finishes, and a clash of titans in the final. Over the course of the tournament, a staggering 13,809 runs were scored, 615 wickets fell, 1,210 fours were hit, and 866 sixes were smashed, underscoring the excitement and intensity of the competition.

The grand finale saw familiar foes Roma CC and Royal Roma face off once again—marking their third showdown in an ECS Rome final. Batting first, Royal Roma set a daunting target, posting a massive 156 runs in their allotted 10 overs. Their aggressive batting set the stage for a thrilling contest.

In reply, Roma CC found themselves in early trouble, losing two wickets during the powerplay. However, they recovered well, with a spirited fightback that had them on course to chase down the target. But the match took a dramatic turn in the final over, where Islam ul Haq delivered a sensational performance for Royal Roma. His brilliant bowling in the last over ensured that Roma CC fell agonizingly short of the target by just one run, handing Royal Roma their second ECS title in Rome.

Pruthuvi Samarage of Roma CC was named the MVP of the tournament for his all-around brilliance. He amassed 343 runs and was a force with the ball, claiming 20 wickets—making him the top wicket-taker of the tournament. On the batting front, Khawani Lakanwal of Royal Roma led the scoring charts, accumulating 556 runs throughout the competition.

The ECS Italy, Rome once again delivered unforgettable moments and showcased the immense talent in European cricket. With Royal Roma emerging victorious in yet another thrilling final, the tournament cemented its place as one of the premier cricketing events in the region.

Here are some snapshots from the event: