Quentin Sampson: "It's an amazing feeling to receive so much support from the fans. But it tends to put you under a little bit of pressure because they are cheering your name and expecting you to hit every ball for six. But yet again, you have to hold your composure and just do whatever the team requires you to do. I was really, really nervous, but I tried to control it and manage myself. I just went out and tried my best to hit the ball wherever it was. The support from the fans was amazing, so I'm happy with the outcome. I think it's a good total. It's just for us to put the ball in the right area, and it would be an easy game for us."

8:50 pm That is the highest score we've seen at this venue all season, and the Warriors just came out swinging. Quinton Sampson picked up right where he left off yesterday, blasting a six off his second ball. But then, a moment of bad luck for Ben McDermott; his struggles with the bat continued as he was run out in the second over after a mix-up with Sampson. After that, Shai Hope and Sampson formed a rock-solid 51-run partnership. Sampson was on fire, hitting back-to-back fifties before he finally got out trying to pull a short ball against Rutherford. But the big hits just kept coming. Shimron Hetmyer finally found his form. He was dropped on 47 but made the opposition pay, scoring a stunning 68 to push the total to an impressive total of almost 200. Rutherford picked up two wickets but was a little expensive, while Simmonds, Sams, and Motara each grabbed one. It was a fantastic batting performance all around.

Barbados Royals need 190 runs