1.30pm So another convincing win by the marauding Guyana Amazon Warriors who go top of the table. The Patriots stay at the bottom, despite Evin Lewis coming back as captain after Rutherford skippered them in their last game and making five changes. We have more action today with Barbados Royals taking on Trinbago Knight Riders in the WCPL and then the Royals' men's team taking on St Lucia Kings. For this game, that will be all. On behalf of Harshith Gowda and everyone else at ESPNcricinfo, this is Abhimanyu signing off.

Imran Tahir starts off by thanking the supporters. Then he says: "It's very satisfying. I think Dwaine and Shepherd are giving us a very good start. That's a captain's dream. There is always room to improve but I can't see any fault in them. [Batting plans] We just need to be a little aware about losing wickets up front. We keep doing well from No.s 4-8 but I want to see the top order step up a bit and get some runs. [On captaincy] It's a great feeling. I always love a good challenge. It's a new role for me but it's a great team, great boys. Very disciplined."

Evin Lewis: "To be honest we started pretty well with the ball but let them get too many runs at the back end. Basically Dominic has been very good for us that's why I backed him to bowl the last over. The wicket was pretty good. But we didn't get a good start in the powerplay and it put us under pressure. We keep chopping and changing trying to find the right combination but it didn't work out again so hopefully we can do better tomorrow."

1.15pm A 98-run win after looking in trouble at one time shows the depth that Warriors have. Oshane Thomas had them worried for a while, but they dominated the back end with the ball and after conceding 14 runs in the first over, they dominated the entire second innings. Thomas was the only positive for Patriots. They have a lot to ponder about. For the Warriors, Shepherd and Pretorius were good with both bat and ball, and in the field. Motie impressed with the ball. Paul was excellent with bat in hand and Hetmyer played a good cameo. They were excellent in the field overall, with two run-outs to show for that. Warriors are now top of the table! The Warriors players go out to their fans to thank them.

Here's Pretorius, the player of the match: "The guys told me that I'll see the support for the team and it feels unbelievable! [On partnership with Paul] That was tricky. We just wanted to play good cricket shots for the first 2-3 overs and then take them on in the back end. We backed ourselves to get to 170 and I'm glad we got to 184 [186]. I feel in these wickets, if you try to hit the top of the bails with a bit of swing, you can do well. Tahir is always positive. It's good having him as a captain. He backs me quite a bit so it's been cool playing in this environment."