Can TKR chase this down to do the double over Guyana and move to five from five? Peter Della Penna will be here shortly to talk you through the run chase.

"I try to play with positive intent all the time," says Keemo Paul. "It's difficult to bat [on this pitch] against the spin especially. Some balls are keeping low, some are bouncing a bit more. I just tried to play each ball on its merits. We'll definitely try, but this score is a little bit under par. Hopefully we come out victorious - we really need this win."

That doesn't look like much of a total at face value, after a strong last over from DJ Bravo. TKR's spinners have done most of the damage, and Guyana's batting continues to misfire. That said, we know this is a very difficult pitch for batsmen. And remember GAW defended 118 last week!

Midwicket shifts across to extra cover

"Again we see the need for better technology in these leagues," grumbles JuniorLeitch. "Watching the game tonight shows the deficiency of the CPL. With no crowd there should be a better showing for the audience at home."

Naveen facing for the first time. He can give it a whack. Bravo stays round the wicket

Bravo to bowl the 20th. Round the wicket

Nine runs and a wicket off Pollard's over. He has a little smirk with umpire Wilson

Naveen is the new man, starting at the non-striker's end

Shepherd is standing outside the off stump

Kieron Pollard decides to back himself at the death. Over the wicket to Paul.

Two left. I don't think 120 would be a bad score at all on this deck.

Another committee meeting as Pollard and his lieutenants discusses plans with Bravo

Another hold-up here as the umpires find a new ball.

Bravo, round the wicket to Paul

That's Fawad done for tonight, an expensive final over denting his figures somewhat - though they are still pretty tidy