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Barbados Tridents won their second Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title as Guyana Amazon Warriors’ perfect season unraveled at the worst possible moment.

The Warriors had won all 11 matches – including three against the Tridents – before the final, but came off second best in the face of an inspired performance from the Barbados outfit.

After Jonathan Carter’s unbeaten 50 off 27 balls led a recovery from 108/6 in the 15^th over to an imposing 171/6 from 20 overs, the Tridents bowled and fielded for their lives to defend the target by 27 runs and break the Warriors’ hearts at the last, Raymon Reifer leading the way with remarkable figures of 4/24 from his four overs.

While the Tridents celebrate a well-deserved and comprehensive victory, the Warriors are left to reflect on a fifth Hero CPL final defeat in seven years. This will perhaps be the toughest to take of all given the flawless season that had preceded it.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Indeed.

A wonderful victory...

Tridents....bottom of the pack almost all season...

Warriors - unbeatable juggernaught ALLLLL season...


for David to beat Goliath... in the words of the GM King for Life...

Twas Written

In reply to powen001

Y'all really think VOR was rooting for the GAW? The Tridents is a dottie team barring the foreign imports.

In reply to Priapus

KYS!!!

foreign imports setta nothingburgers..

dottie teams doan win championship rings...Gweh!!!

In reply to che

Che since you are a Grenadian , ran to Bim when Regan
arrived.

It's wise to stay outta this debate.

In reply to che

Tridents is not TKR who has all the foreigners.

Warriors tired of beating the crap out of Tridents. Three serious beatings in a season is more than enough.

Muddies are a merciful people!