Hobart Hurricanes skipper Nathan Ellis was emotional as he reflected on the importance of winning the team’s maiden Big Bash League title. The victory meant a lot to him and Tasmanian cricket as a whole. Ellis fought back tears as he expressed his gratitude for the win and how it has changed his life. The Hurricanes’ seven-wicket victory in the final, led by a stellar performance from opener Mitchell Owen, marked a historic moment as the Melbourne Stars are now the only team to never win a BBL title.
Ellis credited his team’s hard work and dedication for the victory, emphasizing the significance of bringing the title to Tasmania for the first time. He highlighted the support of the fans and past players in Tasmania, acknowledging their role in the team’s success. Ellis played a crucial role in the final match, taking key wickets and leading by example as the captain.
The win was a surreal moment for Ellis and the Hurricanes, as they celebrated their well-deserved victory. Ellis expressed his pride in the team’s performance and the camaraderie among the players. The emotional skipper also made history by becoming the first bowling captain to win a BBL title. The victory solidified Hobart’s place in BBL history, as they became only the second team in the past seven finals to win batting second.
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