Match 26 of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL 2022) noticed Trinbago Knight Riders tackle St Kitts and Nevis Patriots on Thursday, September 22. It was a nail-biting contest and the Patriots managed to carry their nerves to complete on the profitable aspect.
Batting first, the Patriots posted 163 on the board, because of a fifty from Sherfane Rutherford (78) and a cameo from Dewald Brevis (30*). In response, Knight Riders wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert scored a fifty however lacked help from the opposite finish.
Andre Russell hit some lusty blows in the long run however fell quick by seven runs. With this win, the Patriots are nonetheless alive within the competitors.
With this win, the Patriots grabbed two essential factors and have taken their tally to eight. They’re positioned fourth within the factors desk and can qualify for the playoffs if the opposite outcomes go their method.
Trinbago Knight Riders, in the meantime, should win their final recreation to face any probability of qualifying for the CPL 2022 playoffs. They’re positioned under the Patriots with seven factors to their title.
Barbados Royals proceed to guide CPL 2022 factors desk
Barbados Royals proceed to stay on the prime and can end the league stage on the prime. They’ve received eight out of 9 video games thus far and have 16 factors to their title.
Beneath them sit the Saint Lucia Kings, who’ve managed to win 4 video games out of eight. Jamaica Tallawahs even have eight factors and are positioned under the Kings attributable to a decrease web run fee than the Kings. The Kings have a web run fee of +0.05 in comparison with Tallawahs’ +0.279.
Guyana Amazon Warriors proceed to reel on the backside of the CPL 2022 factors desk. They’ve 5 factors to their title however have three video games remaining. In the event that they win all their remaining fixtures, they may seal a berth within the playoffs.
The battle for the final three spots continues to get attention-grabbing as some thrilling fixtures are on our method within the subsequent few days.
