Guyana Amazon Warriors took advantage of Trinbago Knight Riders’ dramatic Super Over defeat to St Kitts & Nevis Patriots to move two points clear at the top of the 2019 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) table with an 81-run victory at Jamaica Tallawahs.

Contributions throughout the order – led by skipper Shoaib Malik’s unbeaten 67 – powered the Warriors to a franchise record 218/6 from their 20 overs, surpassing their previous best of 212 made all the way back in 2014.

The Warriors’ spin-heavy attack then made short work of the Tallawahs’ top order and, despite the returning Andre Russell briefly threatening to do something extraordinary once again as he blasted 40 in 19 balls, the table-toppers eased to their fifth straight win.

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Let's hope they can go all the way this time, this is a familiar sight every CPL campaign.............but people will tell you they are consistent, even without going all the way.........another franchise or two will be called chokers.......just sain.

In reply to cherri

thanks to rain and pohlad unnu have 1

In reply to doosra

ANY team playing TallahSmalls is a practice match for an easy 3 pts

[b]In reply to doosra[/b

That suit you.....in the grand scheme of things, the Tridents have one..... score card have no fucking comments section....yuh ent gine see in the books because of the rain and Pollard Tridents win a tournament....