Triumphant TKR had the will to win
IT was a professional display. After all was said and done the Trinbago Knight Riders (TKR) sailed through undefeated in the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2020 tournament. An impeccable performance, driven by a mix of strong leadership and self-confidence plus a remarkable drive which, when stirred, could only transform ability and skill into a winning combination.
It was Kieron Pollard’s series. It was in the 17th game of the competition played at the Queen’s Park Oval, the stadium where the captain of the TKR honed his skills as a young man, that the 2019 champions Barbados Tridents succumbed to a blitz of scoring shots that will never be forgotten by those who witnessed it on their television screens in their lockdown homes throughout the cricket world.
As a reminder: TKR’s target was 149 to win the game, the score was 62 for five with 44 balls remaining when skipper Pollard strode confidently to the crease. At this stage of the tournament, TKR had won all of the five games they had played which would have been exactly at the halfway point.
It was Kieron Pollard’s series. It was in the 17th game of the competition played at the Queen’s Park Oval, the stadium where the captain of the TKR honed his skills as a young man, that the 2019 champions Barbados Tridents succumbed to a blitz of scoring shots that will never be forgotten by those who witnessed it on their television screens in their lockdown homes throughout the cricket world.
As a reminder: TKR’s target was 149 to win the game, the score was 62 for five with 44 balls remaining when skipper Pollard strode confidently to the crease. At this stage of the tournament, TKR had won all of the five games they had played which would have been exactly at the halfway point.
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