CaribbeanCricket.com - Kings vs Amazon Warriors in St Lucia -13th Match

Narper 8/26/25, 10:40:32 PM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

Venue: Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet, St Lucia

Guyana Amazon Warriors (Playing XI):
Ben McDermott, Kevlon Anderson, Shai Hope(w), Shimron Hetmyer, Moeen Ali, Iftikhar Ahmed, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Jediah Blades, Imran Tahir(c)

Saint Lucia Kings (Playing XI):
Tim Seifert(w), Johnson Charles, Ackeem Auguste, Roston Chase, Tim David, Aaron Jones, David Wiese(c), Keon Gaston, Khary Pierre, Tabraiz Shamsi, Oshane Thomas

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granite 8/26/25, 10:56:07 PM

debut: 11/1/13
14,717 runs

GAWOn paper is the best team and I will be backingTKRbut iam not confident that we could win the title.

Chrissy 8/26/25, 11:37:33 PM

debut: 11/14/02
202,545 runs

GAW decided to bat first

Narper 8/27/25, 12:00:04 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

Guyana Amazon Warriors have won the toss and have opted to bat

David Wiese: The stats shows it's 50-50. We want to restrict them and chase it down. We were below-par last game in the field with the wind and we are looking to rectify that. No changes from the rained out game.

Imran Tahir: We are gonna bat first. It looks a decent surface, it has been raining and under covers. Today there was sun whole day. The boys stick to their plans and have shown good character. Shamar has a niggle. Only one change for us.

Narper 8/27/25, 12:00:38 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

Pitch report:
Not too much change from the Knight Riders game. It's the same pitch used from that game. In that game TKR made 183 and won by 18 runs

Narper 8/27/25, 12:02:37 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

McDermott and Kevlon Anderson are at the crease.
McDermott is on strike.
K Pierre will open the attack

0.4
K Pierre to McDermott, FOUR, wide of the crease and fraction short outside off, McDermott goes on the back foot and cuts wide of point and cover-point, runs away

Narper 8/27/25, 12:05:45 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

David Wiese, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack

1.3
Wiese to Kevlon Anderson, FOUR, to deep extra cover

Chrissy 8/27/25, 12:06:48 AM

debut: 11/14/02
202,545 runs

What a dolly drop dat

Narper 8/27/25, 12:08:15 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

1.5
Wiese to McDermott, 2 runs, miscommunication between Gaston and David. The former was at long-off and the latter gestures for him to catch that, it's near Gaston and he loses it in the flight, also slips and the balls falls to ground. Too far away from David.

Narper 8/27/25, 12:10:29 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

In reply to Chrissy

Nikhil and Danny distracted tim David with their conversation with him during the play big grin

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Narper 8/27/25, 12:10:58 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

2.4
K Pierre to McDermott, FOUR, poor delivery and no mid-wicket. It's a juicy low full-toss on leg-stump, flicked to the vacant deep mid-wicket fence
2.3
K Pierre to McDermott, FOUR, great timing. A flat good length delivery on off, just a simple tuck and it's run away through the mid-wicket area, races away
2.1
K Pierre to McDermott, SIX, massive six. It's a quicker length delivery just outside the leg-stump, McDermott makes room and swings it with the wind, went a mile over deep mid-wicket

Narper 8/27/25, 12:11:40 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

GAW 29/0 (3) CRR: 9.67

Ben McDermott 24(15)
Kevlon Anderson 5(3

Narper 8/27/25, 12:13:08 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

Keon Gaston, right-arm medium, comes into the attack
3.1
Keon Gaston to McDermott, no run, short of length on middle, McDermott goes on the back foot and pushes to mid-on
3.1
Keon Gaston to McDermott, wide, sprays it down leg, Seifert dives to his left to take it

Narper 8/27/25, 12:14:29 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

3.2
Keon Gaston to McDermott, SIX, just over the leaping deep backward square-leg. Full on the pads, McDermott flicks and just has enough to clear the fielder
3.3
Keon Gaston to McDermott, out Caught by Tim David!! Keon Gaston comes back with a wicket. Follows McDermott with a length delivery outside the leg-stump, McDermott comes down the track to loft, hit high on the bat and it's a dolly to mid-on. The dangerous McDermott goes.!

McDermott c Tim David b Keon Gaston 30(1 cool

[4s-3 6s-2]

GAW 36/1 (3.3) CRR: 10.29

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Wasp 8/27/25, 12:15:00 AM

debut: 12/31/07
8,541 runs

Gaston strikes

Wasp 8/27/25, 12:17:55 AM

debut: 12/31/07
8,541 runs

Gaston strikes again in his first over

Narper 8/27/25, 12:18:14 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

3.5
Keon Gaston to Kevlon Anderson, out Caught by Tim David!! Another for Keon Gaston. He smiles. It's full on the stumps, Kevlon Anderson gets forward and lofts flat and straight down David's throat at mid-on. Hit that well but there was no placement

Kevlon Anderson c Tim David b Keon Gaston 5(4) [4s-1]

GAW 38/2 (3.5) CRR: 9.91

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Narper 8/27/25, 12:20:00 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

GAW 38/2 (4) CRR: 9.5

Moeen Ali 0(1)
Shai Hope 1(1)

Keon Gaston
1-0-9-2

bobby 8/27/25, 12:20:14 AM

debut: 2/14/03
6,407 runs

No one can convince me that Anderson can bat. Warriors can't be serious.

Wasp 8/27/25, 12:22:00 AM

debut: 12/31/07
8,541 runs

Gawn

Momeen gone

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Narper 8/27/25, 12:22:07 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

4.3
K Pierre to Moeen Ali, out Bowled!! Cleaned up. Moeen Ali stays leg-side of this one, good length and goes on straight on middle, a weak push and the ball beats the bat to hit middle-stump. Moeen Ali walks off shaking his head. Suddenly the Warriors have lost three quick wickets.

Moeen Ali b K Pierre 0(3)2

GAW 39/3 (4.3) CRR: 8.67

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Narper 8/27/25, 12:23:34 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

Shimron Hetmyer, left handed bat, comes to the crease

4.4
K Pierre to Hetmyer, 1 run, to square leg

Narper 8/27/25, 12:29:27 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

GAW 44/3 (6) CRR: 7.33

Shai Hope 5( cool

Shimron Hetmyer 2(3)

David Wiese
2-0-12-0

Wasp 8/27/25, 12:33:06 AM

debut: 12/31/07
8,541 runs

Hyttie got marooned

Run out

Narper 8/27/25, 12:33:07 AM

debut: 1/4/03
270,224 runs

6.4
Shamsi to Shai Hope, out Hetmyer Run Out!! 1 run completed. What was Hetmyer thinking. He wanted a second and rushed, powerful throw from David on the bounce to Seifert and that's it. Even a dive from Hetmyer is not enough. Shai Hope was not interested and sent Hetmyer back. Too late. It's full on off, Hope gets forward and swipes hard, Shamsi instead of going for the catch, takes evasive action. Hope had lost his bat after the first run and that's why he sent Hetmyer back.

Hetmyer run out (Tim David/Seifert) 3(4)

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Kings vs Amazon Warriors in St Lucia -13th Match

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