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CPL 2016: Brilliant Wasim and Gayle safeguard Jamaica Tallawahs lift prize a 2nd time
- Updated: August 8, 2016
A shining bowling opening from a Jamaica Tallawahs saw them boot a Amazon Warriors for 93 in a Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final to secure their second title, a initial organisation to do so. The Amazon Warriors mislaid their wickets with shocking rule as they fluffed their lines on a tournament’s biggest night.
The Tallawahs finished behind a Guyana Amazon Warriors in a organisation theatre and mislaid to them in a initial play-off game, though in a final a Tallawahs did not give them a spot in a illusory all-round arrangement that saw them win by 9 wickets with 43 balls to spare. They did so interjection to a career best bowling opening from Imad Wasim and nonetheless another Chris Gayle half century – his 78th measure of fifty or some-more in T20 cricket.
Jamaica Tallawahs organisation with a Caribbean Premier League prize during Warner Park in Basseterre, St Kitts. Pic/CPL/Sportsfile
Chasing 94 to win a Tallawahs did not need to rush, though that did not stop Chris Gayle removing off a symbol with a soaring 6 off Steven Jacobs. That was an considerable commencement from Gayle, though he and his organisation were resourceful in their shot creation during first. Even going during usually over a run a round inside a batting PowerPlay kept them good forward of a rate.
As a innings progressed Gayle was happier to go for a large shots as he strike back-to-back sixes off Jacobs in a final over of a PowerPlay that brought 17 runs. During a sixth over Gayle became a fourth batsman to pass 400 runs in this book of a Hero CPL.
That acceleration from Gayle continued after a fielding restrictions were loose as he took 18 runs off an Adam Zampa over as a Tallawahs got dual thirds of a approach to their aim with usually 7 overs gone.
Gayle brought adult his fifty after 22 balls as he done a hoax of a aim his organisation had been set. That studious start was fast mislaid once he was good set as he struck 3 fours and 6 sixes on his approach to 54 (27).
This was a ideal opening from Gayle and his organisation as they became estimable Hero CPL champions, nonetheless Gayle was not there when a winning runs were struck carrying depressed to a bowling of Rayad Emrit as he went for another six.
Instead it was Kumar Sangakkara who strike a winning runs as a Tallawahs ran on to a representation to applaud a glorious win.
It was a catastrophic start from a Amazon Warriors with a bat and things didn’t unequivocally urge via their innings. First Nic Maddinson was out circumference behind to Andre Russell for a golden duck. Then Guyana’s heading run scorer Chris Lynn cut Shakib al Hasan’s initial round into a hands of Jonathan Foo during point.
Those dual early wickets and some glorious Tallawahs bowling saw a Amazon Warriors climb to 34-2 off their PowerPlay overs. There was outrageous vigour on Dwayne Smith with a dual Australian abroad players gone, and he knocked a round around for 5 overs before a need to accelerate brought a large shot.
Unfortunately for a Amazon Warriors that injection of aggressive vigilant from Smith also brought about his exclusion when he was held in a low for 17 (22) to give Oshane Thomas his initial wicket in veteran cricket. When Jason Mohammad was given out to an lbw that looked to be unctuous down a Amazon Warriors were 53-4.
That became 70-5 when Christopher Barnwell followed adult a large Hero Maximum by outstanding a round from Imad Wasim into a hands of Chris Gayle during brief midwicket and it didn’t finish there as a wickets kept tumbling.
The usually male who stood organisation was Pakistani all-rounder Sohail Tanvir who done 42 from 37 balls carrying been promoted to 4 in a order. But for him things could have been distant worse for a Amazon Warriors, though when he went his side were 91-8. That shortly became 91-9 a really subsequent round when Kesrick Williams bowled Steven Jacobs.
The final wicket fell in a really subsequent over when Adam Zampa was run out – a Amazon Warriors were 93 all out after 16.1 overs, their lowest ever total. It was never adequate to secure feat as they mislaid in a final of a Hero CPL for a third time.