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Congs finally triumph in cup semi-final
9:49pm Sunday 24th August 2008
Pudsey Congs have emerged as winners of their long-delayed Sovereign Health Care Priestley Cup semi-final against East Bierley, who resumed yesterday on 101 for three after 31 overs.
They were eventually dismissed for 180 and Congs knocked them off with five down, Adam Patel making 40, Babar Butt 35, Andrew Bourke 27 and Andrew Bairstow 34 not out.
Congs will now face Woodlands in the final at Wagon Lane on Sunday, September 14 (11am).
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