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Match Details
JT vs TKR 19th Match, CPL 2021
JT
92-1018.2
Trinbago Knight Riders won by 75 runs
TKR
20.0167-4
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Player of the Match
Ali Khan
Trinbago Knight Riders4/6
JT - 2nd Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 44 | 28 | 10 Over | 53 | 49 | 15 Over | 88 | 77 |
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TKR - 1st Innings| Session | Open | PASS | 6 Over | 46 | 36 | 10 Over | 66 | 59 | 15 Over | 100 | 93 | 20 Over | 144 | 167 |
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So that's goodbye from me, Anurag, and my partner Kingshuk Kusari from the comm box. Do join us tomorrow for the CPL fixtures and the 4th t20 between, Bangladesh and New Zealand. Good night and take care!!
Kieron Pollard "We lost two set batters there at the wrong time. Me and Tim got the impetus. It wasn't going to be easy and to get 160 was a good job. We wanted someone like Narine to bowl 3-4 overs in the back end, the game got away from us after he was done in the last match. Ali Khan keeps doing it for us every time. We just want to continue as we are peaking at the right time"
Rovman Powell "We didn't bowl to our plans to bowl at the shorter side, we bowled too straight. Should have gone wide. It comes down to execution. If we had executed better in the last 3-4 overs, it wouldn't have been the same. Hopefully, we can get it right in the next game and keep building on our plans. Two games don't make us a bad team. We always plan to get better, win, lose or draw. We'll just sit down Jamaican style, have some food, and have some chats"
Ali Khan bags in the Player of the Match award for his match-winning spell of 4/6 in 3 overs.
After being put to bat first, the Knight riders opened with the debutant, Leonardo Jullen and the experienced Lendl Simmons. The youngster had a hard time on the crease but Simmons took most of the load from him and did the bulk of the scoring in the powerplay. At the end of the powerplay, the Riders were 36/0 and lost the wicket of Jullen soon after the powerplay when it was time to accelerate. Munro failed to get going as well as his misery was ended by some smart bowling from Imad Wasim.
The spinners were exceptional in the middle-overs with their economical spells and Brathwaite, Russell used the slower ones quite effectively. Simmon’s well-worked 42 from 39 was ended by a slower one from Brathwaite and once again the burden was laid on the shoulders of Pollard. He did extremely well under pressure alongside Seifert to deal some massive blows at the death. TKR scored 63 runs from the last 3 overs to take the score to 167.
The Tallawahs top and middle-order produced flopped once again as Ali Khan rattled the top order with his extra pace and bounce. He was the star man with the ball in hand, ending the match with the figures of 4/6 in just 3 overs. Narine, Akeal and Pierre were exceptional in the middle-overs tying up the scoring rate and picking wickets at regular intervals as well. Rampaul and Ali Khan came back at the death and finished the job for the defending champions as the Tallawahs crumble at just 92 runs on the board.
Another comfortable victory for the reigning champions as they go two in two against Jamaican Tallawahs. They fail to chase 167, bundling out at just 92 runs losing the game by 75 runs. With this victory, TKR move to the second spot taking over St. Lucia Kings and are now just two points behind the Patriots.
18.2 R Rampaul to M Pretorius
W Done! Jamaica Tallawahs have been wrapped up inside the 19th over with 75 runs remaining. Pitched up once again at the tramline. This one isn't full enough to be called a yorker, but it is around that range. Pretorius gets bat on it, but cannot clear the boundary. Chips the ball to long off where Darren Bravo completes yet another catch.
18.2 R Rampaul to M Pretorius
WD Pretorius makes room. Rampaul sees that and bowls a length ball, pushing it real;y really wide. The batter throws himself at it, but can't connect. Wide called.
18.1 R Rampaul to M Pretorius
0 On pace wide yorker that flirts with the tramline. Wide not called.
18.1 R Rampaul to M Pretorius
WD Is that a wide? No. Full and wide from Rampaul once again. He has rolled his fingers on that one making the ball turn in after pitching outside the tramline. Pretorius misses and umpire thinks that this is good enough to be legal.
OVER 18
Jamaica Tallawahs
90/9
Veerasammy Permaul
0(0)
Migael Pretorius
4(9)
Ali Khan
4-6(3.0)
17.6 A Khan to M Pretorius
1 Once again gets the yorker right. Straight at the stumps. Pretorius digs it out to cover for a run.
Singh: Ali Khan does exactly what he has been called for. Picks up the wicket of Chris Green and now has four wickets on his debut.
17.5 A Khan to C Green
W Chipped to mid off. Fourth wicket for him in this game. Talk about that. Very low full toss on the stumps. Green wants to chip the ball but gets it from. the bottom of the blade. The ball flies to mid off where Munro catches the ball right above his head while running to his right.
17.4 A Khan to M Pretorius
1b Lovely inswinging yorker from Khan. But the keeper fails to stop the ball. 1 byes on that one.
17.3 A Khan to C Green
1 Yorker on the stumps. Green squeezes this one to mid wicket for a run.
17.2 A Khan to M Pretorius
1 Yorker angled in at the heels this time. Pretorius just about gets the inside half of the bat on this one and sends the ball to fine leg for a run.
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