Pooran urging TKR grit against Amazon Warriors
It does not get much tougher than losing a cricket match by seven runs due to rain, but that is precisely the cruel reality defending champions Trinbago Knight Riders must now shake off. With their worst start to a Caribbean Premier League campaign in more than a decade threatening to derail their title defense, the Knight Riders desperately need a change of results when they face near neighbors but keen rivals Guyana Amazon Warriors at the Queen’s Park Oval from 5 p.m. this afternoon.
The defending champs end their home leg of the tournament on Wednesday against the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, also at the Oval, from 7 p.m.
TKR have endured a difficult tournament so far, with just two wins from six matches, leaving them fifth in the standings and currently outside the playoff spots. They will need to rediscover the consistency that has made them the CPL’s most successful franchise quickly.