Jamaica Tallawahs (JAM) will face a stern against league leaders St Kitts & Nevis Patriots (SKN) in match 12 of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2021. With two wins in three games, Jamaica Tallawahs are second in the table, while St Kitts & Nevis Patriots remain the only side to maintain a perfect record in the tournament.
A fantastic knock from Kennar Lewis and a valuable contribution from Shamarh Brooks saw Jamaica Tallawahs grab a six-wicket win over Barbados Royals in their last game. Lewis scored a career-high 89, while Brooks hit a 26-ball 47*. South Africa pacer Migael Pretorius took his second four-wicket haul in the tournament.
Sherfane Rutherford struck an unbeaten half-century – 58* off 34 balls – to seal a third consecutive win for St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in CPL 2021. Chasing a challenging total, openers Devon Thomas and Evin Lewis gave a bright start. Rutherford and Dwayne Bravo stitched together 72 off 46 balls for the fourth wicket. With 17 needed off eight balls, the left-handed batsman hit consecutive sixes off Naveen-ul-Haq Murid.
Head-to-Head
Played: 13
JAM won: 6
SKN won: 6
No result: 1
Top Five Fantasy Points scorers (previous match)
JAM: K Lewis (120 pts), M Pretorius (106 pts), S Brooks (59 pts), R Powell (54 pts), F Edwards (54 pts)
SKN: S Rutherford (100 pts), P Meekeren (56 pts), E Lewis (40 pts), D Thomas (39 pts), F Allen (38 pts)
CPL 2021 Stats
Most Runs: JAM – K Lewis (147 runs); SKN – S Rutherford (125 runs)
Most Wickets: JAM – M Pretorius (9 wickets); SKN – D Drakes (5 wickets)
Most Sixes: JAM – K Lewis (10 sixes); SKN – S Rutherford (10 sixes)
Most Fours: JAM – K Lewis (12 fours); SKN – D Thomas (12 fours)
Most Catches: JAM – C Walton (4 catches); SKN – S Rutherford (4 catches)
Squads
JAM (likely): C Walton; R Powell, K Lewis, Haider A, S Brooks; C Brathwaite, A Russell; F Edwards, V Permaul, C Green, M Pretorius
SKN (likely): D Thomas, J Da Silva; Asif A, E Lewis, S Rutherford; F Allen, D Bravo; Jon-Russ Jaggesar, F Ahmed, P Meekeren, D Drakes
Parameswaran Sankaranarayanan
Parameswaran Sankaranarayan is a sports enthusiast who has worked in print, website, and other digital platforms. He was part of the editorial team of first-ever Indian football-based website - IndianFootball.com (now defunct) - and passionately follows the latest happenings in world football. During his time as a journalist, he had the opportunity to interact with some of the iconic personalities in Indian sports and witness some memorable moments in Indian football.
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