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Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors, 19th Match​



Trinbago Knight Riders have won the toss and have opted to field


Guyana Amazon Warriors (Playing XI): Tim Robinson, Moeen Ali, Shai Hope(w/c), Shimron Hetmyer, Keemo Paul, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Kevin Sinclair, Gudakesh Motie, Nathan Sowter, Shamar Joseph

Trinbago Knight Riders (Playing XI): Sunil Narine, Shaqkere Parris, Nicholas Pooran(w), Keacy Carty, Kieron Pollard(c), Andre Russell, Tim David, Dwayne Bravo, Akeal Hosein, Waqar Salamkheil, Terrance Hinds
 
Inning Update:

Guyana Amazon Warriors (20 overs) 148/7

Trinbago Knight Riders Flag - Yet to bat
 
Match 19 - Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors

KNIGHT RIDERS PULL OFF OUTSTANDING CHASE

Back to back sixes off the bat of Tim David at the start of the final over saw Trinbago Knight Riders defeat Guyana Amazon Warriors by five wickets in a pulsating match in Port of Spain. Both sides had periods of dominance in a mid-table clash that lived up to its billing as one of the standout fixtures of the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL).

Kieron Pollard called the coin toss correctly and elected to field first at the Queens Park Oval and his side gave Dwayne Bravo a touching guard of honour in what could be the veteran all-rounder’s final game at the iconic ground having announced his CPL retirement earlier in the competition.

No inch was given with the ball though as the Warriors were reduced to 76/7 before Romario Shepherd posted a crucial half century from the lower order in order to rescue his side and put up a competitive total of 148/7.

The chase was a cagey and undulating affair, with the Knight Riders at 89/5 and struggling to find the boundary in the middle overs, the match very much hung in the balance. The 17th over proved the crucial one for the Knight Riders as Player of the Match Andre Russell smeared three sixes off the bowling of Nathan Sowter in order to haul down the target and allow David to finish the job at the last.

“The mindset was that I know I can hit sixes and that Tim David is a six-hitter as well. I told him that we had 24 balls, and we had to hit eight sixes.”

An emotional Russell also paid tribute to Dwayne Bravo in the moments after the match.

“Who I am today, has a lot to do with him. I am just happy to be part of this game. That's why it was an emotional celebration, he deserved that win... I think he'll shed a tear tonight. This one is for DJ Bravo."

The game was played in an intense but sporting spirit and was a high class affair with both teams looking to secure their qualification for the latter stages of the competition. The victory sees the Knight Riders well placed on eight points from five games, a fairytale end for Dwayne Bravo in the CPL still on the cards.
 

Trinbago Knight Riders vs Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, 20th Match​



Antigua and Barbuda Falcons have won the toss and have opted to field


Trinbago Knight Riders (Playing XI): Shaqkere Parris, Sunil Narine, Keacy Carty, Nicholas Pooran(w), Kieron Pollard(c), Tim David, Andre Russell, Akeal Hosein, Chris Jordan, Joshua Little, Waqar Salamkheil

Antigua and Barbuda Falcons (Playing XI): Justin Greaves, Brandon King, Kofi James, Jahmar Hamilton(w), Imad Wasim, Shamar Springer, Joshua James, Chris Green(c), Fabian Allen, Hassan Khan, Mohammad Amir
 
Inning Update:

Trinbago Knight Riders (20 overs) 134/8

Antigua and Barbuda Falcons - Yet to bat
 
Cricket Warrior said:
Inning Update:

Trinbago Knight Riders (20 overs) 134/8

Antigua and Barbuda Falcons - Yet to bat
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What a performance from Hassan Khan and Imad Wasim in this game. Both scored 36 runs each off 20 and 27 balls respectively taking their team home with a 6-wicket victory.
 
Match 20 - Trinbago Knight Riders vs Antigua & Barbdua Falcons

FALCONS KEEP PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE

Another intriguing match full of incident in Port of Spain saw the previous evening’s winners, Trinbago Knight Riders lose to Antigua & Barbuda Falcons by six wickets with an over to spare.

The win sees the Falcons keep their slim chances of progression alive and also gave them double bragging rights over the Knight Riders in this year’s Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL).

The Falcons won the toss and chose to field first, canny bowling restricted the Knight Riders to a below par 134/8, Kieron Pollard's 37-ball 47 giving the home side a shot in the arm on a dewy night that made run scoring quite tricky. Last evening’s man of the hour Tim David chipped in with 25 off 20 balls to help haul his side to a competitive total.

Justin Greaves then played a Player of the Match innings to give the Falcons their third victory in this year’s competition. Compiling a patient 46 off 48 balls he then retired himself at the death to allow a fresh, and bigger hitting teammate to finish the job. The somewhat risky decision ultimately paid off for the visitors.

Hassan Khan played a vital cameo with 36 off 20 deliveries and Imad Wasim was there at the end to see his side home in an eventful 19th over – in shades of the 2019 World Cup final - a deflection off the bat as the batter’s returned for the second run saw the ball run over the boundary rope and six runs awarded to the batting side. 18 runs were plundered off the Josh Little over in total with Fabian Allen nudging the winning runs to midwicket to seal the victory and keep the Falcons flying in this year’s CPL.

“To win at Queen's Park Oval is a special thing” said a beaming Greaves in the moments after the match. “We haven't had a great season but to beat TKR twice is good. We’re just happy with how things panned out. To get the win against Trinidad in Trinidad, their fortress, feels good. We have to take one game at a time. You never know..."

The Knight Riders finish the evening still in second position in the table and the Falcons ended it with a little hope that they could still salvage something from their 2024 CPL campaign.
 
A contentious moment sparked controversy during the Falcons' chase, specifically on the second delivery of the tenth over. Following Hassan Khan's dismissal for 36, the Falcons required 67 runs from 65 balls. Imad Wasim, facing his first ball, played a defensive shot but was struck on the pads by Sunil Narine's well-pitched delivery. Umpire Christopher Taylor initially ruled the appeal not out, but Narine's confidence prompted TKR captain Kieron Pollard to review.

Ball-tracking technology suggested the ball would hit the leg stump, indicating a potential golden duck for Imad Wasim. However, he insisted on an inside edge, supported by replays on the big screen. As Imad Wasim began to walk off, he was recalled due to further review.

Third umpire Nigel Duguid initially overturned the not-out decision but later reverted to not-out, acknowledging the edge. This reversal ignited heated discussions between Pollard, the on-field umpires, and TKR coach Phil Simmons, causing a 12-minute delay and visible frustration within the TKR camp.

 

Guyana Amazon Warriors vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, 21st Match​



St Kitts and Nevis Patriots have won the toss and have opted to field

Guyana Amazon Warriors (Playing XI): Tim Robinson, Shai Hope(w), Moeen Ali, Shimron Hetmyer, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Keemo Paul, Kevin Sinclair, Imran Tahir(c), Shamar Joseph

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots (Playing XI): Andre Fletcher(w/c), Evin Lewis, Kyle Mayers, Rilee Rossouw, Mikyle Louis, Joshua Da Silva, Ryan John, Dominic Drakes, Anrich Nortje, Tabraiz Shamsi, Ashmead Nedd
 
Inning Update:

Guyana Amazon Warriors (20 overs) 137/8

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots Flag - Yet to bat
 
Match 21 - Guyana Amazon Warriors vs St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

WARRIORS VICTORIOUS AT PROVIDENCE

Guyana Amazon Warriors inflicted a seventh defeat on the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in this year’s Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) running out winners by 30 runs in Providence to boost their own chances of progression in this year’s competition.

Electing to field first the Patriots restricted their opponents to 137/8, Ashmead Nedd impressing with four wickets including bagging both openers Tim Robinson and Kevin Sinclair for ducks. Tabraiz Shamsi’s flight and guile kept the Warriors tied down too, only 13 runs were scored off his left-arm wrist spin and the South African removed both Moeen Ali and Shimron Hetmyer.

Hetmyer took a liking to the rest of the Patriots bowling however, a decisive and destructive innings of 63 off just 33 balls saw him scoop Player of the Match.

Despite a dogged 49 off 46 balls from Evin Lewis at the top of the order the Patriots never truly looked like pulling off the victory. Moeen Ali caused all sorts of problems with the ball and the Patriots left themselves with too many runs to chase in the latter half of the innings and a the chance to pull off only their second victory in the competition eluded them.

Rilee Rossouw's run-out in the 15th over seemed to extinguish the last vestiges of hope and Shamar Joseph was clinical for the Warriors, a rapid spell of fast bowling saw him end up with 3/9 in just 2.3 overs.

“Words can't explain how great it is to play at home, knowing you have the support of everyone - it's just amazing,” said Hetmyer after the match. He was particularly impressed with the performance of Joseph. “I think it was only a matter of time for him to start picking wickets. He is an exceptional bowler; we have already seen it in his short career so far. He is really exciting and all he has to do is just keep doing what he is doing and sky is the limit for him.”

A solid performance sees the Guyana Amazon Warriors keep their hopes of retaining the title they won last year very much alive.
 

Saint Lucia Kings vs Barbados Royals​


Barbados Royals have won the toss and have opted to bat

Saint Lucia Kings (Playing XI): Johnson Charles, Faf du Plessis(c), Ackeem Auguste, Aaron Jones, Roston Chase, Tim Seifert(w), David Wiese, Khary Pierre, Mikkel Govia, Alzarri Joseph, Noor Ahmad

Barbados Royals (Playing XI): Quinton de Kock(w), Kadeem Alleyne, Alick Athanaze, Rahkeem Cornwall, Rovman Powell(c), David Miller, Jason Holder, Nyeem Young, Keshav Maharaj, Maheesh Theekshana, Obed McCoy
 
Match 23 - Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Antigua & Barbuda Falcons

WARRIORS DEFEAT FALCONS TO SECURE PLAYOFF SPOT

Reigning champions Guyana Amazon Warriors defeated Antigua & Barbuda Falcons by 27 runs to book a place in the latter stages of the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL). The defeat for the Falcons means they are now eliminated and the final four for this year's event is now set.

The Falcons won the toss and elected to field first, in restricting the Warriors to 135/7 they gave themselves a real chance of pulling off a surprise victory. The Falcons bowling attack shared the wickets around and did well to restrict the Warriors batting card, only eventual Player of the Match Moeen Ali managed to really do any damage with the bat in hand for Warriors.

The recently retired England international struck 42 off 33 balls including three fours and the same number of sixes before a nifty run out by Joshua James put an end to his innings and kept the target a manageable one.

The Falcons batting unit got plenty of starts but the side eventually suffered for the fact that none were converted into a meaningful score. Wickets fell in a steady stream and were shared around by the Warriors – Ali picking up 3/9 with his wily off spin and South African seamer Dwayne Pretorious pocketing three wickets from just 2.5 overs.

It was a sparkling performance in both disciplines from Moeen Ali who described it as an ‘honour’ to play for the Warriors adding “the crowd is unbelievable at home, it surprised me nicely!”

The defeat sees the end of the road in the 2024 competition for the Falcons, they had their moments but with only three wins in ten games they depart with plenty to ponder.

The Warriors look a dangerous outfit in all facets of the game and were cheered on raucously by their home crowd who were left at the end of the evening with every reason to believe a title defence is firmly on the cards.

The 2024 CPL Playoffs will feature the Guyana Amazon Warriors, Barbados Royals, Saint Lucia Kings and the Trinbago Knight Riders.
 

Barbados Royals vs Saint Lucia Kings, 24th Match​


St Lucia Kings 162/3

Barbados Royals (20 overs T:163) 149/8

Kings won by 13 runs
 
The four teams to make the playoffs of the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) may have been decided but that did not stop the Barbados Royals and St Lucia Kings slugging it out in Providence with bragging rights and momentum all to be played for.

Both sides have booked their place in the 2024 CPL Playoffs along with Guyana Amazon Warriors and the Trinbago Knight Riders and there was only NRR to split them ahead of the match with both sides winning five of their seven matches and losing two to sit on ten points apiece.

Royals captain Rovman Powell won the toss and elected to field first but his bowlers struggled to make as much impact as they’ve been used to throughout the tournament so far. Nevertheless, Royals wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock showcased his lightning quick hands to get rid of Faf du Plessis and Roston Chase, both stumped off Maharaj and Theekshana respectively as the Kings chipped away.

Johnson Charles played some muscular sweep shots to clear the boundary rope, top scoring with 53 runs off 42 balls, he was supported by Ackeem Auguste with 35 off 32 before the latter had to retire hurt. Tim Seifert then struck a late flurry of boundaries to get the Kings to the highest total scored at Providence in this year’s competition – 162/3 would take some chasing.

The Royals stellar batting card got off to a flier in response – reaching 56 without loss before Alzarri Joseph got rid of the dangerous de Kock for 22 off 13 balls. Kadeem Alleyne had actually been the main aggressor for the Royals, particularly in the third over when he smashed three consecutive sixes off Roston Chase. The Kings then struck back by picking up both Rahkeem Cornwall and Rovman Powell cheaply.

Royals reached 100/4 in the 13th over before Noor Ahmed stitched together a maiden to an increasingly frustrated David Miller in the 14th which left the Royals needing to hit 63 runs off the last 36 balls.

Miller atoned for his sluggish strike rate by bunting two boundaries in the next over but was caught at cover by du Plessis for 21 off 22 balls trying to find the fence again as the runs per over required climbed ever higher.

Alick Athanaze and Nyeem Young both fell in the latter stages to leave Royals needing 21 off the last over with Jason Holder and Maheesh Theekshana at the crease. Theekshana got a single off the first ball to get Holder on strike, an edge for four followed to keep Royals in the hunt. David Wiese then got the crucial breakthrough as Holder holed out to Khary Pierre on the long off boundary. Wiese held his nerve at the last to see Kings claim the victory by 13 runs.
 

Trinbago Knight Riders vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, 25th Match​


Trinbago Knight Riders have won the toss and have opted to field

TKR XI: Jason Roy, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Keacy Carty, Kieron Pollard (capt), Tim David, Andre Russell, Dwayne Bravo Akeal Hosein, Chris Jordan, Jayden Seales, Waqar Salamkheil

Patriots XI: Evin Lewis, Andre Fletcher (capt), Kyle Mayers, Mikyle Louis, Joshua Da Silva (wk), Rilee Rossouw, Josh Clarkson, Anrich Nortje, Ashmead Nedd, Tabraiz Shamsi, Jeremiah Louis
 
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Match 25 - Trinbago Knight Riders vs St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

POORAN TAKES KNIGHT RIDERS HOME

A high scoring affair in the second match of the day in the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) saw Trinbago Knight Riders end the season for the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots with a seven wicket defeat.

After winning their first match of the competition the Patriots have lost every game since, but this defeat in Tarouba seemed particularly cruel after they posted a sizeable 193/4 with the bat after being inserted at the toss.

Captain Andre Fletcher led from the front with a brilliant innings of 93 from 61 balls that included shots all around the ground and six sixes struck into the crowd. Fletcher was denied a deserved century, falling short by seven runs when Chris Jordan had him caught by the bucket hands of Kieron Pollard on the long off boundary.

Jordan was the pick of the Knight Riders bowlers and also gave a glimpse of his own velcro hands by pulling off an impressive diving catch off his own bowling when Kyle Mayers mis-timed a short ball and offered up a sharp return chance.

The Knight Riders were clinical in their chase, Jason Roy blitzing 64 runs from 34 deliveries at the top of the order before Nicholas Pooran finished the job in some style, striking a flat six down the ground - his seventh of the evening – to finish the match.

Pooran was Player of the Match, hitting thirteen boundaries to finish undefeated on 93* off just 43 deliveries, albeit he was aided by some sloppy catching that saw him put down on a handful of occasions in the field.

The Patriots will rue the dropped catches and the missed opportunity to finish a tough campaign with a victory over one of the favourite sides. The Knight Riders will benefit from a Net Run Rate boost having hauled down the sizeable target with nine balls remaining, they now sit on ten points alongside Barbados Royals and Guyana Amazon Warriors.
 

Kings vs Trinbago, 26th Match at Tarouba​


St Lucia Kings 218/6

Trinbago Knight Riders (17.5/20 ov, T:219) 138

Kings won by 80 runs
 
Saint Lucia Kings laid down an imposing marker to the other three sides to make the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) playoffs as they racked up 218 runs off their twenty overs and reduced the Trinbago Knight Riders to 138/9 to win by 80 runs and remain top of the latest standings.

It could have been a heavier defeat than it was for the Knight Riders as Kings Captain Faf Du Plessis and his opening partner Johnson Charles smashed the ball to all parts in Tarouba. A 145 run opening partnership saw the ball flying to the boundary multiple times, which perhaps also explained why the first innings took over two hours to complete.

The Knight Riders were made to do plenty of leather chasing and had to wait until the thirteenth over before they could ‘celebrate’ a wicket – Charles departing for a magnificent 89 – caught by a juggling Chris Jordan on the long on boundary off a Jayden Seales slower ball.

Du Plessis made a half century of his own and after he was out - caught on the leg side fence off the impressive Kieron Pollard - Tim Seifert hit 30 off 17 balls to get the Kings over 200. The Kings scoring rate did slow up towards the end, with just 45 runs coming off the last five overs.

Pollard was the pick of the Knight Riders bowlers and came to fore admirably in the absence of Sunil Narine, 4/38 in the circumstances constituted excellent figures and meant his side had a chance of chasing down a still sizeable target.

The Knight Riders never really got close. Losing regular wickets in the first half of their innings saw them reduced to 56/6 as Noor Ahmed’s left arm wrist spin picked up the engine room of Tim David, Akeal Hossein and Andre Russell without any damage incurred.

Jason Roy stayed resolute and started to chip away at the total but when he was brilliantly caught and bowled by Shadrack Descarte in the 14th over and Chris Jordan was removed by David Wiese in the following over the game had gone out of sight for the Knight Riders.
 

Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals, 27th Match​



Barbados Royals have won the toss and have opted to field


Guyana Amazon Warriors (Playing XI): Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Azam Khan(w), Shai Hope, Shimron Hetmyer, Moeen Ali, Keemo Paul, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Junior Sinclair, Imran Tahir(c)

Barbados Royals (Playing XI): Kadeem Alleyne, Quinton de Kock(w), Alick Athanaze, Rovman Powell(c), David Miller, Rivaldo Clarke, Jason Holder, Keshav Maharaj, Maheesh Theekshana, Obed McCoy, Naveen-ul-Haq
 
Match 27 - Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals

HOPE AND HETMYER TAKE WARRIORS TO VICTORY

Guyana Amazon Warriors helped their chances of securing a top two finish in the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) by inflicting a 47 run defeat on Barbados Royals. The Royals would have been hopeful for a top of the table finish too given their earlier form in the competition but a third defeat for them in recent matches means they may have to settle for third or fourth place and a harder path to the title.

Royals captain Rovman Powell won the toss on what looked a fantastic batting wicket and opted to insert the opposition. The pitch was conducive to stroke-play and despite the early loss of Rahmanullah Gurbaz the Warriors cashed in, posting an imposing 219/8 off their 20 overs.

At one point, when Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer were in full flow and displaying some mouth-watering strokeplay it very much looked like a bigger total would be in the offing for the Warriors but after the two experienced hands fell before the end (for 71 off 37 balls and 57 off 34 balls respectively) the Royals managed to peg the defending champions back in the final five overs. Maheesh Theeskhana the pick of the Royals bowlers with an economical and wicket-taking spell of 3/15.

So consistent in the earlier stages of the competition, the Royals’ batting card failed to fire in response. Moeen Ali pinned talisman Quinton de Kock lbw for 35 and Imran Tahir sprinting off into the outfield in customary celebration with the key wicket of Powell.

David Miller offered some resistance in the Royals middle order and played some audacious strokes at the back end to take him to a battling half century but wickets continuously fell all around him as the Warriors spin attack used the scoreboard pressure to their advantage and piled on the pain. A score of 172/9 at the close meant the Royals finished comfortably short and the Warriors were never in trouble.

Moeen Ali continued his fine tournament with the ball by claiming 2/16 and fellow spinner Gudakesh Motie was more expensive but pocketed three wickets. The Warriors are finding form in both departments as the competition heads into its final phase.

David Miller’s pyrotechnics once the result had effectively been decided meant the final scorecard wasn’t as grim as it could have been for the Royals but they have plenty to put right after a chastening defeat to their fellow title hopefuls.
 

Trinbago vs Royals, 28th Match​



Barbados Royals have won the coin flip and invited Knight Riders to bat

Trinbago Knight Riders: Jason Roy, Keacy Carty, Shaqkere Parris, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Tim David, Akeal Hosein, Kieron Pollard (c), Andre Russell, Chris Jordan, Waqar Salamkheil, Terrance Hinds

Barbados Royals: Quinton de Kock (wk), Kadeem Alleyne, Alick Athanaze, Kevin Wickham, David Miller, Rovman Powell (c), Jason Holder, Keshav Maharaj, Maheesh Theekshana, Ramon Simmonds, Naveen-ul-Haq
 
Barbados Royals are 66-2 after 10 overs chasing 176 against the TKR. They need to get a move on quickly to get to the target.
 

Trinbago vs Royal, 28th Match at Tarouba​


Trinbago Knight Riders 175/7

Barbados Royals (20 ov, T:176) 145/9

Trinbago won by 30 runs
 

Match 28 - Trinbago Knight Riders vs Barbados Royals​

TKR STAY IN HUNT FOR TOP TWO FINISH

As the 2024 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) heads towards its final week of competition it was another disappointing night for Barbados Royals who suffered their fourth defeat in a row at the hands of fellow title hopefuls Trinbago Knight Riders.

The Knight Riders comfortable 30 run victory sees them leapfrog the Royals into third position in the table on 12 points with a game in hand. The Royals finish fourth in the final qualifying spot despite being the team to beat at the start of the competition.

Royals captain Rovman Powell won the toss and elected to field first at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, Trinidad and after Theekshana bowled Jason Roy for a duck and Jason Holder bagged Shaqkere Parris caught behind by Quinton de Kock for just five the Royals were well placed. Nicholas Pooran hit 27 off 15 balls before offering another catch to de Kock off Naveen-ul-Haq to leave the Knight Riders stuttering on 35/3 off four overs.

The TKR engine room came to their rescue, a score of 175/7 chalked up courtesy of calm heads and clinical hitting as Kieron Pollard (42 off 27) Andre Russell (31 off 12) and Keacy Carty (32 off 34) held the innings together and got the home side to a competitive score.

It proved 30 runs to many for the Royals. Dangerman de Kock was one of three wickets snared early by the impressive Akeal Hosein who finished with 3/15 from his set of four overs which took the sting out of the Royals batting card and earned the darting spinner the Player of the Match.

Alick Athanze kept the Royals in with a sniff with a well made 44 off 33 balls but once he had departed to the English combo of bowler Chris Jordan and catcher Jason Roy, captain Powell fell for 18 and Jason Holder for just 4 the target remained out of reach as wickets fell and the scoreboard pressure told.

David Miller tried in vain to get the Royals close with some late order boundary hitting but his 30 off 15 balls wasn’t enough to take the game down to the wire.
 

Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Saint Lucia Kings, 29th Match​


Guyana Amazon Warriors have won the toss and have opted to bat

Saint Lucia Kings (Playing XI): Faf du Plessis(c), Johnson Charles, Ackeem Auguste, Roston Chase, Tim Seifert(w), Aaron Jones, David Wiese, Alzarri Joseph, Sadrack Descarte, Noor Ahmad, Khary Pierre

Guyana Amazon Warriors (Playing XI): Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Azam Khan, Shai Hope(w), Shimron Hetmyer, Moeen Ali, Romario Shepherd, Keemo Paul, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Junior Sinclair, Imran Tahir(c)
 
The Bald Eagle said:
Result Update

Guyana Warriors defeat Saint Lucia Kings by 35 runs in the match 29 of CPL 2024 today.
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Defending champions Guyana Amazon Warriors decisively defeated St. Lucia Kings at Providence Stadium on September 28, securing their position at the top of the CPL 2024 standings ahead of the playoffs.

The Warriors' openers, Azam Khan (26 off 11) and Rahmanullah Gurbaz (26 off 22), got off to a rapid start with 49 runs in five overs, but both fell quickly, leaving the team at 53-2. This led Shai Hope to partner with Shimron Hetmyer during the powerplay.

Hope and Hetmyer unleashed impressive half-centuries, combining for 85 runs for the third wicket in just over eight overs. Hetmyer scored 58 runs off 30 balls, while Hope added 56 runs from 31 balls, showcasing their dominance at the crease.
 
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