3.4
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Jason Holder to Quinton de Kock, FOUR, square of the wicket
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3.4
Jason Holder to Quinton de Kock, FOUR, oh no, he’s dropped that! Short and well outside off, Quinton de Kock reaches out and throws the kitchen sink at it. The ball goes in the air towards sweeper cover, where the fielder does well to move to his left and gets his hands up, but ends up making a meal of it. The ball runs away to the boundary.
5.5
Jeremiah Louis to Zachary Carter, SIX, back-to-back sixes for Zachary Carter! Another one on the shorter side around off and Zachary Carter simply flat-bats it over long-on for half a dozen
5.4
Jeremiah Louis to Zachary Carter, SIX, that should get him going! Zachary Carter has absolutely smashed that out of the park! Short of a good length, Carter heaves it over deep mid-wicket for a massive 96-metre six
7.3
Waqar Salamkheil to Zachary Carter, SIX, nah, that's just too short and it's easy pickings for Zachary Carter!
7.2
Waqar Salamkheil to Zachary Carter, SIX, shortish and on the pads at around 86kph. Zachary Carter picks the length early and smashes it over deep backward square leg for his fifth six
BBT 87-1(9) CRR:9.67
Zachary Carter 43 (27)
Quinton de Kock 42 (23)
Navin Bidaisee 1-0-8-0
9.5
Kyle Mayers to Zachary Carter, 2 runs, dropped once again, and Navin Bidaisee is the culprit on this occasion! Carter gets it off the toe end as this was floated outside off. It went miles in the air towards deep mid-wicket, where the fielder had all the time in the world but never looked settled and ends up making a mess of it.
9.6
Kyle Mayers to Zachary Carter, FOUR, that will hurt Kyle Mayers and the Patriots! Zachary Carter swings hard and gets a thick edge that flies over short third for a boundary, bringing up his maiden CPL fifty in the process
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10.3
Jeremiah Louis to Quinton de Kock, FOUR, can you believe it, that’s another drop, and this time it’s Waqar Salamkheil! Not a great delivery, on the pads, and Quinton de Kock flicks it straight to short fine leg, who gets his hands up in the reverse-cup position, but the ball goes through his hands and races away to the boundary