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The Guyana Amazon Warriors will face the Barbados Tridents in the final of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after they demolished the Jamaica Tallawahs by 10 wickets.
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The Guyana Amazon Warriors will face the Barbados Tridents in the final of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after they demolished the Jamaica Tallawahs by 10 wickets.
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Jamaica Tallawahs all-rounder Andre Russell smashed a stunning half-century to end the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel’s season.
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Barbados Tridents captain Kieron Pollard smashed a scintillating 63 to not only crush the Jamaica Tallawahs by 88 runs, but also book his side a spot in the final of Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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The St Lucia Zouks breezed past the Jamaica Tallawahs by seven wickets to give former England batsman Kevin Pietersen a debut to remember.
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Jamaica Tallawahs pace bowler Jerome Taylor registered figures of 2-11 off his four overs and batsman Owais Shah smashed an entertaining 42 to lead their side to a 19-run win over the Barbados Tridents at Sabina Park.
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Jamaica Tallawahs all-rounder Andre Russell smashed a huge six off the last ball of the match to lead his side to a thrilling six-wicket win over the Guyana Amazon Warriors at Sabina Park.
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Jamaica Tallawahs captain Chris Gayle scored an entertaining unbeaten half-century and pace bowler Jerome Taylor took four wickets to lead their side to a seven-wicket win over the Antigua Hawksbills in a rain-affected match at Sabina Park.
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Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel opener Evin Lewis smashed a stunning 72 to not only lead his side to a 13-run win, but also snap the Jamaica Tallawah’s unbeaten streak.
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The Jamaica Tallawahs skirted past the Guyana Amazon Warriors by four runs in a last over thriller at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.
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The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have announced that the Combined Campuses and Colleges will no longer be part of the West Indies’ regional four-day competition.