Brandon McMullen

The Edinburgh Castle Rockers would take on the Dublin Guardians, and the Castle Rockers would get the chance to bat first.

And after losing both their openers for a combined score of just nine, Andries Krauss would get to 50 off of just 40, and Brandon McMullen, he likes to move back to Ireland 'cause he, the Scottish man himself, would score 69 unbeaten off of 49 to join Mitch Santner's 27 off of 15 to catapult the Castle Rockers to 174, just to overcome Craig Young's three for 42.

For the Guardians with the bat in hand, it was Harry Tector, the Irishman himself, who said, "Okay, I love coming back home," batting at number three, would score 45 off of 29, but just wouldn't get any support thanks to four wickets from Jack Jarvis, two from Tom Curran, and two from Brandon McMullen, as the Castle Rockers would go on to win by 12 runs.

The Rotterdam Dockers were up against the Belfast Wolves who were batting first.

And the Wolves, well, they loved what they saw from Lorcan Tucker, 'cause batting at number three he scored 58 off of 42.

And then they've just filled their team up really nicely in terms of some really talented Scottish players.

Brandon McMillan is a highly talented Scottish player.

They've got a very good performer in Laurie Evans from England.

Who else is at their top? Tom Curran is a very high performer in England.

But the high end of the overseas players is as good as you get, to be honest.

And the local players, we've got a guy on our team, Timu Baz, Brandon McMullen.

He is...

He is... a beautiful player honestly he could fit into any international team around the world but since he plays for scotland he doesn't get that uh i guess the accolades that others get but he is a god he's a gorgeous player and uh yeah so the exposure of what you call the associate players the irish the dutch and uh the netherland players um that's been this has been a great platform for them um The big ticket item over here is being broadcast back into India.

The Edinburgh Castle Rockers were up against the Belfast Wolves, and the Castle Rockers were batting first.

J.J. Smuts would score 98 off of 60 alongside a Brandon McMullen 30 off of 16 to finish with the Mitchell Santander 25 off of 13.

Those are three strike rates greater than 160 to get the Castle Rockers to 189. despite what was a fantastic spell from Fred Clausen who in 4 overs went 2 for 22.

For the Belfast Wolves, well, they needed to find runs, but couldn't find them outside of Paul Sterling early, who picked up 25 off a 13, and then Glenn Maxwell in the middle, who would score 35 off a 23.