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BARBADOS ROYALS 125 (17.3 OVERS)
- Jason Holder42 (39)
- Azam Khan20 (24)
- Romario Shepherd3/14 (3)
- Keemo Paul2/9 (2)
GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS 126/5 (14.3 OVERS)
- Shakib Al Hasan53 (30)
- Rahmanullah Gurbaz22 (25)
- Kyle Mayers1/20 (3)
- Obed McCoy2/22 (3.3)
Scorer: M Venkat Raghav
That is the end of the match. Warriors won by 5 wickets and ended at number 2 on the table. Now both the teams will face each other in the 1st qualifier.
Warriors bowlers did their job with the ball early on and restricted Royals to 125 later on nicely chased by their batsmen, especially with the blistering fifty of Shakib and chased down the target in 15th over and won by 5 wickets.
Player of the match: Shakib-ul-Hasan got back to back player of the match award. Today he took 1 wicket and scored 53 runs with 5x4s and 3x6s in 30 balls.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz c †Thomas b McCoy 22 (25b 2x4 0x6) SR: 88.00
END OF OVER:14 | 10 Runs | GAW: 124/4 (2 runs required from 36 balls, RR: 8.85, RRR: 0.33)
- Keemo Paul12 (9b)
- Rahmanullah Gurbaz22 (24b)
- Joshua Bishop1-0-10-0
- Obed McCoy3-0-21-1
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