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Sep 12, 2019 Letters
The game between Jamaica Tallawahs and St Kitts/Nevis Patriots (Tuesday, Sept 10) in the current CPL season has to be the most exciting game to date and may very well be the game of the 2019 Season.
The huge number of boundaries and sixes on both sides made for exhilarating and exciting cricket.
Chris Gayle’s majestic century and partnership with Chadwick Walton was eclipsed by a very different Patriots team, starting with Evin Lewis who set the tone of things to come in a no-nonsense way, all the way down to Fabian Allen.
The way the Patriots approached getting the total, it could be discerned, was never daunted by the mammoth score posted by the opposition which included a sizeable score under ‘extras’.
What a game…what a night….what a win!
CPL 2019 is well and truly on.
Shamshun Mohamed
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