SLK VS BR T20S

And that's a wrap! Thanks for joining us for this thrilling match. The action continues in the Caribbean Premier League 2025 with Guyana Amazon Warriors taking on St Kitts and Nevis Patriots on Monday, September 8th, at 12 am GMT. Join us early for pre-match coverage and get ready for more excitement. Cheers!

Chris Green, the Player of the Match, praised Rovman Powell's batting, saying he had a great view of Powell's brilliant performance. Green focused on contributing with the bat and was pleased to score some runs. He admitted that his form had been off in the first three matches, but he sets high standards for himself and strives to contribute to the team every time he plays. Green enjoyed the banter with the crowd and expressed gratitude for his experience in Barbados. He noted that the team was playing good cricket but acknowledged that a few fielding mistakes, including four dropped catches by him, had impacted their performance. Despite this, Green was keen to bounce back and perform well.

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Earlier in the game, Barbados Royals posted 191, their highest total this season, thanks to a blistering finish. Quinton de Kock struggled, scoring just 1, while Brandon King and Kadeem Alleyne added 53 runs for the second wicket. Rovman Powell and Chris Green stepped up in the final overs, scoring 71 runs together. Tabraiz Shamsi took 3/26 for St Lucia Kings, while Khary Pierre and Delano Potgieter took one wicket each.

After the loss of five wickets, Tim David and Delano Potgieter stepped up in an effort to stabilize the innings, but they too fell victim to the relentless opposition bowlers. The Saint Lucia Kings struggled to relieve the mounting pressure, which allowed the Royals to seize the opportunity and collect more wickets. Daniel Sams and Ramon Simmonds each claimed three wickets, while Chris Green contributed with two, and Warrican added one to the tally.

What an incredible innings we just experienced! A round of applause is due for the bowling unit of Barbados Royals. While the batting department deserves ample praise for posting a staggering score of 191 runs, enabling the bowlers to adopt an aggressive strategy. From the second over of the inning, the wickets began to fall at an alarming rate, exerting immense pressure on the incoming batters.

Slower bouncer to end the inning, on middle and leg. Khary Pierre mistimes his pull toward the right of the short fine leg fielder and gets a single. Barbados Royals beat Saint Lucia Kings by 27 runs!

Wide yorker, far away from the off stump. Khary Pierre looks to sqeeze it toward point but misses the connection.

On a length, on off. Tabraiz Shamsi tucks it toward mid-wicket for a single.

Slower, around off. Tabraiz Shamsi looks to knock it toward the off side but misses.

In air... but lands safely! Fuller, on off. Khary Pierre miscues his slog and the ball loops, just short of the chasing long on fielder.

Short of a length, on middle. Khary Pierre mistimes his pull toward square leg and gets no run.

Back of a length, on middle. Tabraiz Shamsi looks to dab it away but misses the connection.

Tabraiz Shamsi is the last man in

OUT! IN AIR... TAKEN! Daniel Sams bowls much fuller, wide outside off, around the tramline. Alzarri Joseph shuffles across and looks to heave it across, but catches the top edge. The ball shoots toward the extra cover region, where Rassie van der Dussen takes the catch safely into his palms.

OUT! IN AIR... TAKEN! Daniel Sams bowls much fuller, wide outside off, around the tramline. Alzarri Joseph shuffles across and looks to heave it across, but catches the top edge. The ball shoots toward the extra cover region, where Rassie van der Dussen takes the catch safely into his palms.

Exceptional keeping from Quinton de Kock! Daniel Sams bowls slower and wide outside off. Alzarri Joseph swings across with the intention to go big but catches a slight outer edge. The ball bounces and moves toward wide right. Quinton de Kock anticipates the ball and offers a dive to glove the ball.