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Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Tues 18 August, 10am

Trinbago Knight Riders v Guyana Amazon Warriors

Tues 18 August, 5:30pm

Barbados Tridents v St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

Wed 19 August, 10am

Jamaica Tallawahs v St Lucia Zouks

Wed 19 August, 5:30pm

Guyana Amazon Warriors v St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

Thurs 20 Aug, 10am

St Lucia Zouks v Barbados Tridents

Thurs 20 Aug, 5:30pm

Trinbago Knight Riders v Jamaica Tallawahs

Sat 22 Aug, 10am

St Kitts & Nevis Patriots v St Lucia Zouks

Sat 22 Aug, 5:30pm

Guyana Amazon Warriors v Jamaica Tallawahs

Sun 23 Aug, 10am

Trinbago Knight Riders v Barbados Tridents

Sun 24 Aug, 5:30pm

Guyana Amazon Warriors v St Lucia Zouks

Queen’s Park Oval

Tues 25 August, 10am

St Kitts & Nevis Patriots Barbados Tridents

Tues 25 August, 5:30pm

Jamaica Tallawahs v Guyana Amazon Warriors

Wed 26 August 10am

St Lucia Zouks v Trinbago Knight Riders

Wed 26 August, 5:30pm

Barbados Tridents v Jamaica Tallawahs

Thurs 27 August, 10am

St Lucia Zouks v St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

Thurs 27 August, 5:30pm

Guyana Amazon Warriors v Trinbago Knight Riders

Sat 29 August, 10am

Barbados Tridents v Trinbago Knight Riders

Sat 29 August, 5:30pm

St Kitts & Nevis Patriots v Jamaica Tallawahs

Sun 30 August, 10am

Barbados Tridents v St Lucia Zouks

Sun 30 August, 5:30pm

St Kitts & Nevis Patriots v Guyana Amazon Warriors

Brian Lara Cricket Academy

Tues 1 September, 10am

Jamaica Tallawahs v Trinbago Knight Riders

Tues 1 September, 5:30pm

Guyana Amazon Warriors v Barbados Tridents

Wed 2 September, 10am

Trinbago Knight Riders v St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

Wed 2 September, 5:30pm

St Lucia Zouks v Guyana Amazon Warriors

Thurs 3 September, 10am

Jamaica Tallawahs v St Kitts & Nevis Patriots

Thurs 3 September, 5:30pm

Barbados Tridents v Guyana Amazon Warriors

Sat 5 September, 10am

Trinbago Knight Riders v St Lucia Zouks

Sat 5 September, 5:30pm

Jamaica Tallawahs v Barbados Tridents

Sun 6 September, 10am

St Kitts & Nevis Patriots v Trinbago Knight Riders

Sun 6 September, 5:30pm

St Lucia Zouks v Jamaica Tallawahs

Tues 8 September, TBC

Semi final 1 (1st v 4th)

Tues 8 September, TBC

Semi final 2 (2nd vs 3rd)

Thurs 10 September, TBC

Final

Finalised squads here:

https://caribbeancricket.com/news/2020/08/07/8605

Hetmeyer with the first big score of the tournament....but still loses.

The Professor wrote:Hetmeyer with the first big score of the tournament....but still loses.

Trinbago Knight Riders win by four wickets

Guyana 144-5 from 17

Hetmyer 63* (44)
Taylor 33 (21)

Narine 2-19

TKR 147-6 with two balls to spare

Narine 50 (28)
Lil Bravo 30 (27)

Naveen 2-21
Tahir 2-40

Barbados win by six runs

Barbados 153-9

Holder 38 (22)
Mayers 37 (20)

Cottrell 2-16
Emrit 2-16
Tanvir 2-25

St Kitts-Nevis 147-5

Joshua da Silva 41* (41)
Dunk 34 (21)

Santner 2-18
Rashid 2-27

Jamaica beat St Lucia by five wickets

St Lucia 158-7

Chase 52 (42)

Mujeeb 2-25
Permaul 2-34

Jamaica 160-5 with an over to spare

Phillips 44 (29)
Asif 47* (27)

Kesrick 2-32

Guyana beat St Kitts-Nevis by three wickets

SKN 127-8

Lewis 30

Paul 4-19
Tahir 2-18

Guyana 131-7 with three overs to spare

Hetmyer 71 (44)

Emrit 3-31

After his star turn with the bat yesterday, St Lucia's Roston Chase had a decent go with the ball today as his two wickets in two balls helped his team win a severely rain affected day. Barbados were held to 131 before DLS had it's say and St Lucia needed just 47 in 5 overs.

The Professor wrote:After his star turn with the bat yesterday, St Lucia's Roston Chase had a decent go with the ball today as his two wickets in two balls helped his team win a severely rain affected day. Barbados were held to 131 before DLS had it's say and St Lucia needed just 47 in 5 overs.

St Lucia won by seven wickets on D/L.

Barbados 131-7 off 18.1 overs

Charles 35

Kuggeleijn 2-28
Chase 2-8

St Lucia 50-3 in 4.1 overs

Fletcher 16 not out

Rashid 2-24

Trinbago Knight Riders beat Jamaica by seven wickets

Jamaica 135-8

Phillips 58 (42)

Ali Khan 2-25
Seales 2-21

TKR 136-3 with two overs to spare

Narine 53 (38)
Munro 49* (46)

The Professor wrote:After his star turn with the bat yesterday, St Lucia's Roston Chase had a decent go with the ball today as his two wickets in two balls helped his team win a severely rain affected day. Barbados were held to 131 before DLS had it's say and St Lucia needed just 47 in 5 overs.

another example of why DLS should have no role to play in T20 cricket. If the first innings hadn't been curtailed before the big last 2 over launch, the target might easily have been much higher and certainly much less of the formality it was.

Colin Munro got the MOTM award but Darren Bravo impressed me more as Trinbago beat Barbados in the first game of the day.

In Saturday's matches....

St Lucia beat St Kitts-Nevis by 10 runs

St Lucia 172-6

Fletcher 46 (33)
Nabi 35*

Jaggesar 2-29
Tanvir 2-41

SKN 162-8

Ramdin 46 (35)

Kuggeleijn 4-33
Chase 3-12

Guyana beat Jamaica by 14 runs

Guyana 118 all out

King 29

Mujeeb 3-18
Carlos 3-14

Jamaica 104-7

Russell 52* (37)

Green 2-10

The Professor wrote:Colin Munro got the MOTM award but Darren Bravo impressed me more as Trinbago beat Barbados in the first game of the day.

In Sunday's matches....

Trinbago Knight Riders beat Barbados by 19 runs.

TKR 185-3

Munro 50 (30)
Lil Bravo 54* (36)
Pollard 41* (17)

Barbados 166-6

Charles 52 (33)

St Lucia beat Guyana by 10 runs

St Lucia 144-7

Chase 66 (51)

Tahir 3-22
Odean Smith 2-33

Guyana 134-8

Pooran 68 (49)

Kuggeleijn 3-24
Chemar Holder 2-32
Kesrick Williams 2-32

Durhamfootman wrote:

The Professor wrote:After his star turn with the bat yesterday, St Lucia's Roston Chase had a decent go with the ball today as his two wickets in two balls helped his team win a severely rain affected day. Barbados were held to 131 before DLS had it's say and St Lucia needed just 47 in 5 overs.

another example of why DLS should have no role to play in T20 cricket. If the first innings hadn't been curtailed before the big last 2 over launch, the target might easily have been much higher and certainly much less of the formality it was.

It makes no sense...I agree. The question is, is there a better system?

St. Kitts-Nevis beat Barbados by six wickets

Barbados 151-7

Anderson 31

Jaggesar 2-17

SKN 152-4 with three balls to spare

Lewis 89 (60)

Mayers 2-14

Jamaica beat Guyana by five wickets

Guyana 108-9

Taylor 23

Edwards 3-30
Mujeeb 3-11

Jamaica 113-5 with two overs to spare

Bonner 30*

Naveen 2-35

Durhamfootman wrote:

The Professor wrote:After his star turn with the bat yesterday, St Lucia's Roston Chase had a decent go with the ball today as his two wickets in two balls helped his team win a severely rain affected day. Barbados were held to 131 before DLS had it's say and St Lucia needed just 47 in 5 overs.

another example of why DLS should have no role to play in T20 cricket. If the first innings hadn't been curtailed before the big last 2 over launch, the target might easily have been much higher and certainly much less of the formality it was.

and again today

In both matches the team batting second (who didn't have their innings curtailed) reached the DLS target with an over to spare... which suggests that whoever is pressing the calculator button needs to knock an over off whatever the calculator says, because DLS is rubbish at T20 and always has been

Darren Bravo got to 500 wickets today - and was probably the best bowler in the game to boot.

DJ?