CPL 2023

chairman · 08-15-2023, 07:47 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#31
Chaos in TKR camp , they are running out each other and arguing over who should be allowed to stay.
Thanks to the umpire

#32
Rahmanullah Gurbaz on his way coming to join Guyana Amazon Warriors..

He became the first batsman for Afghanistan to score a century on debut in a One Day International match.. Triples licks ?

#33
NO games for 2 days until Saturday morning at BCL stadium
10:a.m.
Guyana versus......

#34
Evin Lewis has won the toss for the Patriots and they will bowl first.

Playing XIs

St Lucia Kings: 1. Colin Munro 2. Johnson Charles (wk) 3. Sean Williams 4. Shadrack Descarte 5. Roshon Primus 6. Sikandar Raza (capt) 7. Roston Chase 8. Matthew Forde 9. Khary Pierre 10. Alzarri Joseph 11. Peter Hatzoglou

St Kitts And Nevis Patriots: 1. Andre Fletcher (wk) 2. Evin Lewis (capt) 3. Will Smeed 4. Jyd Goolie 5. Sherfane Rutherford 6. Corbin Bosch 7. Benny Howell 8. George Linde 9. Dominic Drakes 10. Oshane Thomas 11. Ashmead Nedd

#35
At the halfway point, the Patriots will like how they're placed in pursuit
of their first win of the season. However, the Kings will know it's a matter
of a wicket or two, especially if they manage to prize Fletcher out soon.

Kings vs Patriots, Caribbean Premier League, 21st Match


https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/cari...cket-score

#37
Brilliant decision by Imran Tahir to bowl Motie for the final over. West Indian batsmen continue their foolish display as Greaves and Braithwaite did not milk singles off Motie but instead tried to hit him out the park. That was poor thinking by the Royals' batsmen. Maybe Tahir is the captain Warriors needed despite my heavy criticism of him being selected over Hetmyer and Hope.

#38
Have to give the TKR credit โ€ฆ they playing wellโ€ฆ there will be some fantastic games in Guyana .

We must go out in numbers and make some noise for The Warriors!!!

#39
Trinbago Knight Riders ensured a top-two finish and place in the 2023 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) Qualifier with a seven wicket victory over the Saint Lucia Kings.

The home team won the toss and chose to field first, but it was their former player Colin Munro who was the star of the Saint Lucia Kings innings, scoring an unbeaten 72 runs to take the side to 167/3 after 20 overs.

The Knight Riders chase was headlined by a superb half century from Mark Deyal, alongside support from wicket-keeper Lorcan Tucker and Andre Russell, to take the side to a seven wicket victory in their final game this season in front of their home crowd.

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