9.40pm Hetmyer with an even hundred, Malik with an even 50. Two of the finest knocks you'll see in T20 cricket. Hetmyer was imperious from the outset, but in terms of quality of strokes, Malik probably trumps him. It really was some outstanding, clean striking. No cheeky business, o ugly heaves. Just superb footwork, impeccable timing, a still head and brilliant striking. All that means we have yet another 200-plus total, which is going to require some batting to chase down. Open with DreRuss, I say!

"I just went and did my thing," says the CPL's youngest centurion, Shimron Hetmyer. "Went in with a positive mindset and said, anything in my zone, I'm going to put it away. I would like to say thanks to the fans for coming and supporting us. They've always given us a very good crowd. Shoaib is a very good batsman and very good captain. He asked me to keep going and keep pushing on. Thanks to everyone for coming, hopefully we can put up a victory for you guys."

Peter from the ground says: "When I was out wandering around the north boundary earlier in the innings, a cameraman and his production assistant were overheard shouting, "We need to show some Tallawahs fans! Wave so we can see you!" Crowd of approximately 4,000 fans here in Lauderhill is 95% pro-Amazon Warriors even though it's a Tallawahs 'home' game."

Peter says: "Hetmyer is the 7th player to score a century in the CPL (Gayle, Dwayne Smith, Marlon Samuels, Munro, Russell, Pollard), and the first one to do it in Florida. Previous high score in the CPL on this ground was 74* by Andre Fletcher for the then-Zouks in 2016, also against the Tallawahs. Zouks also set the highest CPL total in Florida that night too with 206/3, which is looking very likely to go down."