This is very poor from the Tridents, especially after they got a score they can bowl at. You would think it is a different pitch
Tridents vs Kingsmen - Eliminator [7.00 pm]
BBT 144-6(20)
JKM 79-0(6) CRR:13.17
REQ:4.71
Jamaica Kingsmen need 66 runs in 84 balls
Maaz Sadaqat65 (26)
Kirk McKenzie 8 (10)
Motie 1-0-12-0
Jakeem Pollard, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
6.1
Jakeem Pollard to Maaz Sadaqat, SIX, to deep square leg
6.3
Jakeem Pollard to Maaz Sadaqat, 2 runs, to long-off
6.2
Jakeem Pollard to Maaz Sadaqat, 2 runs, full on middle, Maaz Sadaqat looks to go leg-side but the thick outside-edge flies over backward point and falls in space
JKM 90-0(7) CRR:12.86
REQ:4.23
Jamaica Kingsmen need 55 runs in 78 balls
Kirk McKenzie 8 (12)
Maaz Sadaqat 76 (30)
Jakeem Pollard 1-0-11-0
Quinton de Kock is not feeling well. He is leaving the field. Rivaldo Clarke is back behind the stumps.
8.2
Gudakesh Motie to Maaz Sadaqat, 2 runs, just in front of Green diving forward at long-on. Maybe he was slow to get off the blocks. Maaz Sadaqat comes down the track and takes it on the full, doesn't time it. Gets away
@Narper
Am Back....
Notice what I said now the pitch has dried out and is flat...
Simple Physics...
I am gorne now to do some work...
9.1
4
Chris Green to Maaz Sadaqat, FOUR, to deep mid-wicket, the partnership between Maaz Sadaqat and Kirk McKenzie is now
9.6
Chris Green to Kirk McKenzie, no run, Chris Green loses the review. He goes wide of the crease and angles this delivery on leg-stump, Kirk McKenzie flicks and misses, rapped on the pads and it's going over. The bounce at the Kensington Oval going against Green
BBT 144-6(20)
JKM 105-0(10) CRR:10.5
REQ:4
Jamaica Kingsmen need 40 runs in 60 balls
Kirk McKenzie 13 (22)
Maaz Sadaqat 86 (3![]()
Chris Green 4-0-32-0