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Jamaica Talawahs Beat Saint Lucia Kings in the CPL

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Kitts and Nevis: Jamaica Talawah defeated Saint Lucia Kings of 55 walks to raise their second consecutive victory and keep their expectations at the death point of life in the Caribbean Premier League here.
The kings remained in third place in table points, with all teams having two more group matches left to play.
Talanawah down to lightning began thanks to another brutal special round of Kennar Lewis who destroyed 56 of only 24 balls.
Lewis was well supported by Shamarh Brooks when Talawahs reached 78/1 from their powerplay overs in Warner Park.
Everything in Warner Park and @jamtalawah have won 55 Run.
# CPL21 #slkvjt #CricketPlayedLouder https://t.co/bUMnyEgX2P- CPL T20 (@CPL) 1631241538000 Winchets Wickets fall through the Inning Talawahs, they managed to maintain a quick rating level with contributions from the middle order.
It was Imad Wairim which pushed Talamah past 200 with 10 balls 27, including three six consecutive ends.
Run-Chase Kings began quickly with Andre Fletcher and Mark Deal, both Quickfire played when they reached 79/1 of their first six advantages.
Roston Chase and the Deal put on 66 runs only in 32 balls but both fell in the two ball room to Carlos Brathwaite to let Talawah return to the match.
The two Wicket gave more control when they squeezed the kings in the Central Overs with Brathwaite keeping everything very tight.
Talawahs took two numbers in two balls twice as much as Chase the kings came out and Talawah won.
MVP !!! Performance All rounds with bats and balls see the Wasim Imad takes @ Dream11 MVP for match 24.
# CPL21 …
https://t.co/XBNMDVT2BM- CPL T20 (@CPL) 16312424337000in another match, Trinbago Knight Riders struggles to a victory Six goals over Barbados Royals.
Knight riders chose to the first field, which looked like a good decision because the nobles were limited to double numbers.
The opening of Kyle Mayers is the only batsman who managed to print something big enough with the bowling arrangement of deadly letling riders.
With a low total to pursue, the Knight driver will imagine their chances, but it has scare because they lost two nicknames in PowerPlay.
However, Colin Munro finally hit them to win.
Barbados Royals shuffle their batting order in the last match for great success, so it was not surprising to see Mayers open once again, scored 24 fluent balls.
However, it was the highest score of the innings when the Knight driver used a round to cancel Royals, with Kharry Pierre, Hosein and Sunil Narine sense combining to take seven of the nine-goal fall, including the main BateNn Glenn Phillips, including Jason and Azam Khan holders.
Trinbago Knight Riders began their pursuit by losing Lendl Simmons’s goal to the pace of Mohammad Amir, who forced the team to play more carefully.
Munro, Darren Bravo and Seifert team are compiled carefully; And despite losing four goats, finally a convenient victory for knight riders, thanks to Munro 41 did not come out.

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