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Jamaica won the inaugural edition of the CPL
The Jamaica Tallawahs were crowned champions of the inaugural edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) after breezing past the Guyana Amazon Warriors by seven wickets.
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Dilshan scored 39 runs and took two wickets in Guyana’s blowout win
The Guyana Amazon Warriors became the first Caribbean Premier League (CPL) franchise to secure a spot in the final after thrashing the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel by seven wickets.
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Hafeez’s last-minute heroics knocked Antigua out
Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez and left-arm pace bowler Krishmar Santokie sent the Antigua Hawksbills packing with a five-wicket last-ball win, while also keeping the Guyana Amazon Warriors’ dream of becoming the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) champions alive.
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Barnwell’s two wickets in the final over sealed the deal for Guyana
The Guyana Amazon Warriors sneaked past the Jamaica Tallawahs by five runs in a tense battle thanks to a brilliant batting performance from New Zealand duo Martin Guptill and James Franklin.
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Guptill smashed four sixes during his entertaining innings
New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill played a sublime innings to lead the Guyana Amazon Warriors to a 27-run win over the Barbados Tridents and put them at second on the points table.
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O’Brien led the Red Steel to their first win in the CPL
Irish eyes were smiling down on the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel as the Emerald Isles’ Kevin O’Brien smashed a brilliant 70 to lead his side to a tense victory over the Guyana Amazon Warriors.
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Simmons hammered an outstanding 67 to lead the Amazon Warriors to victory
West Indies batsman Lendl Simmons smashed a brilliant 67 and remained unbeaten to power the Guyana Amazon Warriors to victory over the Jamaica Tallawahs in the Carribean Premier League (CPL).
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Simmons played a sensible innings as the Amazon Warriors knocked off the Red Steel
A classy knock of 42 by Lendl Simmons, which was followed by three wickets from Veerasammy Permaul helped the Guyana Amazon Warriors triumph over the Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel by 19 runs in the second game of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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It’s a bird…It’s a plane…No it’s Brendon McCullum
The sun was shining and the weather was sweet as New Zealand and Sri Lanka walked out onto the pitch at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.
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The CPL will run from July to August
All six franchises of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) have finalised their squads after the player auction was held on June 5.
