CPL 2020: St Lucia Zouks To Face Trinbago Knight Riders In Final
CPL 2020: St Lucia Zouks To Face Trinbago Knight Riders In Final
St Lucia Zouks' bowlers bundled out the opposition for just 55 runs.
Written by Cricket Country Staff Published: Sep 09, 2020, 10:44 AM (IST) Edited: Sep 09, 2020, 10:44 AM (IST)
St Lucia Zouks powered through to their maiden CPL final after thrashing Guyana Amazon Warriors by 10 wickets. (Twitter)
St Lucia Zouks will face Trinbago Knight Riders in Thursday’s final of the ongoing Caribbean Premier League after they skittled Guyana Amazon Warriors for the second lowest team total in CPL history and blazed to victory in just 27 balls to complete one of the most dominant performances in T20 history.
On Tuesday (September 8), Zouks bundled out Warriors for mere 55 in just 13.4 overs at the Brian Lara Stadium in their semi-final contest. For Warriors, only Chandrapaul Hemraj could stay a little at the crease as he top-scored with 25 runs, followed by 11 runs each from Nicholas Pooran and Chris Green. For Zouks, Scott Kuggeleijn, Zahir Khan, Roston Chase and Mark Deyal picked two wickets each.
Zouks then chased down the target riding on unbeaten knocks of 32 and 19 from openers Rahkeem Cornwall and Deyal in just 4.3 overs to book their maiden CPL final berth.
In the other semi-final clash, Knight Riders defeated Jamaica Tallawahs by nine wickets to leave themselves one win away from completing the first perfect season in CPL history.
Knight Riders first restricted Tallawahs to 107/7 in their allotted 20 overs and then chased down the target in just 15 overs, riding on brilliant knocks of 54* and 44* from Lendl Simmons and Tion Webster.
Brief Scores: Guyana Amazon Warriors 55 in 13.4 overs (Chandrapaul Hemraj 25; Mark Deyal 2-2, Zahir Khan 2-12, Scott Kuggeleijn 2-12, Roston Chase 2-15) lost to St Lucia Zouks 56/0 in 4.3 overs (Rahkeem Cornwall 32*, Mark Deyal 19*) by 10 wickets
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