Live Cricket Score | Barbados Royals vs Jamaica Tallawahs Live Score & Commentary | BBR vs JMT Scorecard, Caribbean Premier League

19th T20 • Queen's Park Oval • Trinidad

Barbados Royals

146/6 (20)

Jamaica Tallawahs

126/5 (17)

JMT won by 6 runs (D/L method)

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Playing XI

Player of the Match Imad Wasim

3(3)

3/14

BBR s

JMT s

Info

Barbados Royals s

146/6 (20)

Batters

Rahkeem Cornwall

100.00

b I Wasim

Kyle Mayers

5.88

c N Gordon b I Wasim

Corbin Bosch

0.00

st AA Jangoo b I Wasim

Quinton de Kock

172.09

c RA Reifer b N Gordon

Azam Khan

109.09

c AA Jangoo b FA Allen

David Miller

125.93

c N Gordon b M Amir

Jason Holder

133.33

Not out

Joshua Bishop

0.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 5)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 7.3)

146/6

Did not Bat

Obed McCoy, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Ramon Simmonds

Bowlers

EXT

5.25

6.75

4.67

9.00

7.00

11.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rahkeem Cornwall

b I Wasim

1-16

3.5

Kyle Mayers

c N Gordon b I Wasim

2-17

5.3

Corbin Bosch

st AA Jangoo b I Wasim

3-17

5.6

Azam Khan

c AA Jangoo b FA Allen

4-47

9.2

David Miller

c N Gordon b M Amir

5-130

18.5

Quinton de Kock

c RA Reifer b N Gordon

6-144

19.5

Jamaica Tallawahs s

126/5 (17)

Batters

Brandon King

139.39

b J Holder

Amir Jangoo

161.11

c C Bosch b OC McCoy

Shamarh Brooks

105.88

c D Miller b OC McCoy

Rovman Powell *

66.67

Not out

Raymon Reifer

33.33

c & b J Holder

Fabian Allen

10.00

b J Holder

Imad Wasim

100.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 5, NB: 0, W: 10)

TOTAL

(17 Ov, RR: 7.41)

126/5

Did not Bat

Chris Green, Mohammad Amir, Migael Pretorius, Nicholson Gordon

Bowlers

EXT

8.25

5.67

4.00

8.50

6.33

6.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Amir Jangoo

c C Bosch b OC McCoy

1-53

4.3

Shamarh Brooks

c D Miller b OC McCoy

2-99

10.3

Brandon King

b J Holder

3-107

12.1

Raymon Reifer

c & b J Holder

4-110

12.4

Fabian Allen

b J Holder

5-116

16.1

Match Info

Date & Time

15 Sep, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad

Match

19th T20,

Caribbean Premier League

Umpires

Jonathan Blades (West Indies), Zahid Bassarath (West Indies), Patrick Gustard (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Denavon Hayles (West Indies)

Pitch Report

The Pitch is Balanced and it'll provide equal help to both the departments.

Toss

Jamaica Tallawahs elected to bowl

Player of the Match Imad Wasim

3(3)

3/14

Commentary

That's it from us for this game. Of course, we'll be back with more coverage of cricket tomorrow with plenty of matches lined up. For now, this is Rajarshi, along with my good friend Pradeep, signing off. Good night!

David Miller (Captain, Barbados Royals): I wouldn't say good to lose one, the guys played some exceptional cricket in the last six games. It was pretty tough up front in the morning, we started pretty bad with the ball, credit to Tallawahs, they batted well, proud of the boys with how they fought back in the end.

Rovman Powell (Captain, Jamaica Tallawahs): (About the six of the previous over just before rain began) Proved to be pivotal, may be the most important six of the career, it was difficult to play back to back games, lot of credit to the bowlers, the way they bowled was brilliant. Didn't wanted to lose early wickets, batters started of well for us.

Imad Wasim has been adjudged the Player of the Match! Here's what he has to say: We were playing very good cricket in the tournament but couldn't pull off wins unfortunately, today it was a good game for both of us. Slightly worried, but we knew Rovman was still in, he would've finished for us. I know Rovman from 2016, one of the best players and best finishers, excited to be part of Tallawahs, it's a fun place to enjoy.

Match summary:
Jamaica Tallawahs won the toss and opted to bowl

Barbados Royals 146/6 (20 Overs)
Quinton de Kock 74(43) | Imad Wasim 3/14 (3)

Jamaica Tallawahs 126/5 (17 Overs)
Brandon King 46(33) | Jason Holder 3/33 (4)

Jamaica Tallawahs win by 6 runs (DLS method)

Brandon King and Amir Jangoo perfectly set the tone for what seemed like a tricky total to chase down on a surface like this. It was Jangoo who was more severe on the Barbados Royals bowling, particularly on Mujeeb Ur Rahman, who went for 17 in his first over. After Jangoo departed thanks to a slower one from Obed McCoy, King took the mantle of taking the attack to the Royals bowlers, and the Tallawahs ended their powerplay in complete contrast to how the Royals had ended theirs earlier today!

The task seemed to get easier as the middle overs passed by. The duo of King and Shamarh Brooks found a boundary almost every over until the halfway mark of the innings, and ran very well between the wickets as well. The rain intervened the first time after 10 overs were bowled, with the Tallawahs well placed at 95 for 1. The game turned rather dramatically after the players returned to the field, with McCoy accounting for Brooks, and Holder striking twice in his return spell to bring the Tallawahs down to 110/4 with two new batsmen in the middle.

Fabian Allen struggled for 9 deliveries before being cleaned up by Jason Holder. The required rate started to creep towards 7 when Rovman Powell struck a humongous six off Holder, which helped in bringing the equation down to 21 off the last three overs. That was when the heavens opened up for good, and the Tallawahs were awarded the match due to the fact that they were ahead of the DLS par score by 6 runs.

The inevitable has happened. Rain plays spoilsport, and despite the Royals making a comeback after the first rain break, Tallawahs take the game - by a mere margin of 6 runs as per the DLS method!

Still murky. Still dark. Still raining. We might see the game being called off with the Tallawahs being declared winners by 6 runs.

It's absolutely pelting down at the moment. More covers are being brought on!

There's the big hit that the Tallawahs were seeking! Rovman Powell with the release shot! As long as he's around in the middle, Tallawahs might not need to...... ahh never mind. Rain has made another visit. With the clouds darkening and the light dimming, we might be in for a game-ending delay. By the way, the DLS par score is 120 after 17 overs, so, it turns out the six that Rovman Powell hit last over is of utmost significance!

overs

126 /5 score

runs

Rovman Powell

12 (18)

Imad Wasim *

3 (3)

Jason Holder

3 /33

16.6 Jason Holder to Imad Wasim, back of a length into Wasim on the off-stump, turned it gently into the on-side, there's plenty of open areas as they hare back for the brace.

16.5 Jason Holder to Rovman Powell, full and tails into Powell, clips it to deep mid-wicket and settle for a single.

16.4 Jason Holder to Rovman Powell, SIX! BOOM! Change of pace goes wrong, full and in the slot, Powell picks it up as he waits and DISPATCHES it way over deep mid-wicket fence for a maximum.

16.3 Jason Holder to Imad Wasim, length delivery on the off-stump, Wasim whips it to mid-wicket for an easy single.

16.2 Jason Holder to Imad Wasim, dances down the track for the length delivery, comes around the wicket and Wasim whacks it straight to mid-off.

Imad Wasim, LHB, comes to the crease

16.1 Jason Holder to Fabian Allen, OUT! KNOCKED HIM OVER! Well, well, it's GAME ON NOW! Jags back into Allen sharply, he was surprised on the backfoot and stuns Allen, sneaks through to rattle the top of middle stumps. Royals are well and truly on top now!

Fabian Allen b Jason Holder 1 (10b)

Jason Holder (3-0-23-2) is back into the attack

Just two off the over! The game's suddenly starting to head towards a tight finish, much tighter than what we anticipated! The Tallawahs are still ahead by 5 runs in terms of DLS as we see the skies darken once again!

overs

116 /4 score