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Colin Munro smashed an unbeaten 68 as the Trinbago Knight Riders crushed the Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight wickets to become the first franchise to win back-to-back Caribbean Premier League (CPL) titles.
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Colin Munro smashed an unbeaten 68 as the Trinbago Knight Riders crushed the Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight wickets to become the first franchise to win back-to-back Caribbean Premier League (CPL) titles.
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Colin Munro walloped a 56-ball 90 as the Trinbago Knight Riders demolished the Guyana Amazon Warriors by 67 runs.
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Colin Munro hammered an entertaining 76 not out as the Trinbago Knight Riders blew the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots away by 46 runs.
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Colin Munro smashed an entertaining 67 as the Trinbago Knight Riders beat the Jamaica Tallawahs by four wickets off the last ball of the match.

Andre Russell claimed a hat-trick and scored an unbeaten 121 as the Jamaica Tallawahs completed the highest successful chase in CPL history
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Jamaica Tallawahs captain Andre Russell took a hat-trick and followed it up with a match-winning 121 not out as his side downed the Trinbago Knight Riders in a high-scoring affair.
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The Trinbago Knight Riders got their Caribbean Premier League campaign off to a perfect start as batsman Colin Munro smashed a 48-ball 68 to help his side crush the St Lucia Stars by 100 runs.
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult was bestowed with the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal and named Test Cricketer of the Year at the 2018 NZC Annual Awards.
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New Zealand opener Colin Munro has become the latest player to turn his back on red-ball cricket and focus on the limited overs formats.
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England managed to keep their composure and overcome an onslaught from New Zealand opener Colin Munro and Martin Guptill to claim a heart-racing two-run win in the sixth match of the T20 tri-series in Hamilton.
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Australia opener D’Arcy Short and stand-in captain David Warner smashed 76 and 59 respectively to lead their side to a five-wicket win over New Zealand in the fifth match of the T20 tri-series in Auckland.