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Aug 09, 2013 Sports
Danza Hyatt and Vernon Philander smashed 41 runs in 14 balls to post just enough for Jamaica Tallawahs as Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel failed to muster similar momentum to overhaul an achievable target at Port-of-Spain on Wednesday and lost their third match in a row when the Limacol Caribbean Premier League (LCPL) continued.
Jamaica benefited from a swift and solid start after being invited to bat with Chris Gayle and Ahmed Shehzad collecting 44 runs before the latter holed out in the sixth over. But stifled by lack of pace, Jamaica scored 13 in the next four overs.
That pressure resulted in four quick wickets as Jamaica stumbled to 81 for 5 after 15 overs and then 107 for 6 in 18. Danza Hyatt, whose 42 off 26 balls was the source of most of Jamaica’s runs during that time, was joined by Vernon Philander and they dismantled T&T captain Dwayne Bravo’s bowling in the 19th over, collecting 26 runs courtesy three sixes and a four.
The final over yielded 13 more to set up a target of 147 that looked unlikely after the slowdown during the middle overs.
A 62-run second wicket partnership between opener Adrian Barath and Ross Taylor kept T&T steady. However, Barath’s wicket triggered a middle-order collapse as Taylor and Darren Bravo followed him to leave T&T at 82 for 4 in 14 overs.
Dwayne Bravo and Nicolas Pooran kept the home team in the game, but neither was able to tackle a constantly swelling required rate which had reached nearly 13 by the last five overs. Bravo fell in the penultimate over and his team was left six runs short of victory.
Scores: Jamaica Tallawahs – 146/6 – (Danza Hyatt 42 not out, Vernon Philander 21 not out, Chris Gayle 28, Ahmed Shehzad 20).
T&T Red Steel – 141/5 (Adrian Barath 32, Ross Taylor 31, Dwayne Bravo 29, Nicholas Pooran 20 not out; A. Russell 2/27)
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