Brandon King (born December 16, 1994) is a West Indian cricketer. He was part of the West Indies squad for the 2014 ICC U19 Cricket World Cup. In November 2019, he made his international debut for the West Indies cricket team.Domestic careerKing plays for Jamaica in domestic cricket, made his debut in first-class cricket at the Regional Four Day Competition 2014-15 and List A Cricket at the Regional Super50 2015-16. He was selected in the 9th round of the 2017 CPL Player Draft by the St. Kitts &amp; Nevis Patriots. On August 5, 2017, he made his Twenty20 debut for St. Kitts &amp; Nevis Patriots in the 2017 Caribbean Premier League. In June 2018, he was named to the Cricket West Indies B Team roster for the first edition of the Global T20 Canada tournament . King knocked out 132, the highest innings in the history of the CPL, consisting of 10 fours and 11 sixes in a 72-ball knock against the Barbados Tridents in Providence on October 6, 2019 as the Guyana Amazon Warriors made up for the final of the Caribbean Premier League 2019. In July 2020 he was named to the squad of the Guyana Amazon Warriors for the Caribbean Premier League 2020. On September 1, 2020, King scored his 1,000. Run in Twenty20 Cricket.International careerIn October 2019, King was named to the West Indies squads One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) for their series against Afghanistan in India. On November 11, 2019, he made his ODI debut for the West Indies against Afghanistan. He made his T20I debut on November 14, 2019 for the West Indies, also against Afghanistan.

Brandon King

Guyana register second win in their seventh match, Shakib takes one wicket 

Bangladesh star all-rounder
Shakib Al Hasan joined the team and saw his team Guyana Amazon Warriors win a
crucial victory in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL). Guyana defeated Shakib's
former team Jamaica Tallawahs on the day to see their second win in their
seventh match of the tournament.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/shakib-cpl-22_09_2022.jpg">Jamaica captain Rovman Powell won
the toss and elected to field first. Shakib Al Hasan of Bangladesh and
Rahmanullah Gurbaz of Afghanistan played their first matches for Guyana.
However, both were victims of the golden duck.
Shakib batted at number 4. Although
he could not bat well, Shai Hope's 45-ball 60, Odean Smith's 16-ball 42 and Keemo
Paul's 12-ball 24-run innings gave Guayana a big total of 178 runs losing 8
wickets in 20 overs. Mohammad Nabi took three wickets for Jamaica and Chris
Green had two.
Jamaica fell into a batting
disaster chasing the target. Opener Brandan King fought alone till the end of
the innings. He didn’t find any support from his teammates and so could not
bring victory to the team even by scoring the first century of his career.
Shakib got the ball in the second
over of the innings and spent 19 runs in his first 2 overs. He spent 9 runs in
the third over. But he turned around brilliantly in his last over. In the 16th
over, he took the ball in hand and took the wicket of Fabian Allen at the cost
of just 2 runs. He bowled 4 overs and took this one wicket at the cost of 30
runs.
Jamaica's innings stopped at 166
after losing all wickets before being all out in 19.5 overs. Guyana won by 12
runs. King scored 104 runs off 66 balls with 8 fours and 7 sixes and was run
out in the last over.

WI vs NZ: Brooks, King Fifties take West Indies to a convincing victory

The West Indies team have won a T20 International game against a team after a long break of 8 years not a year or two. Yes, the Caribbean team won a T20I match against New Zealand after 8 years.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/wi-beat-nz-15_08_2022.jpg">Brandon King and Shamarh Brooks shared an opening 102-day partnership as the West Indies finally achieved a winning formula, beating New Zealand in the third T20I by eight wickets on Sunday to prevent a win in the three-game series. 

After the hosts made the bold decision to rest captain Nicholas Pooran, they also played more than one spinner for the first time in the series and their bowlers thrived on a slow pitch at Sabina Park.That win may have given some encouragement to the West Indies team, but the host West Indies team lost the three-game T20 series to New Zealand.New Zealand made only 145-7 after winning the toss, falling well short of their 185-5 in game one and 215-5 in game two. 

West Indies achieved their goal with an over to spare as substitute captain Rovman Powell hit Jimmy Neesham for a six to earn the win and leave the series 2-1 in New Zealand's favour. 

Left arm spinner Akeal Hosein, playing for the first time in the series, went 2 for 28 while all-rounder Odean Smith had a career-best 3 for 29. 

King, who missed the first two matches of the series due to injury, provided momentum in the chase with 53 runs from 35 balls. Brooks carried his bat through the innings and finished on 56, while Powell accelerated the end by hitting 27 balls from 15 balls. 

"It was very special to do this at home in front of everyone," King said. “The support is incredible, my family is here and I'm happy I can deliver. I think consistency is key. If you're an opening batsman, try to get your team off to a good start.Devon Conway, Mitchell Santner and Williamson all started but struggled to energize the innings. This task fell again to Phillips, who turned 26 balls into 41 and was a player in the series. 

Phillips struggled through but was out at a critical juncture as New Zealand held 125 to 5 in the 17th over. New Zealand had great finishes in the first two games and put on 64 in the last five overs of the first two games, but this time managed only 39 in the last five overs.From the Caribbean team, Odeon Smith received 3 wickets and Akil Hussain 2 wickets. West Indies achieved this goal on the basis of 56 runs by Shamarh Brooks and 53 by Brandon King for the loss of 2 wickets in 19 overs.

McCoy's 6 for 17 seals emphatic win for West Indies 

West Indies have beaten India by
5 wickets in the second T20I of the five-match series and level the series on
Monday (August 1) in St. Kitts. Pacer Obed McCoy’s destructive bowling figure of
4-1-17-6 gave West Indies a thumping win to keep the series interesting. 
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/mccoy-02_08_2022.jpg">Bowling first, McCoy proved the
decision of the captain right after taking Indian skipper Rohit Sharma with the
first ball. After that, the visiting team lost wickets at regular intervals.
None of the batsmen could score as expected, on the contrary, McCoy's fiery
bowling put a lot of pressure on India.
Hardik Pandya (31), Ravindra
Jadeja (27), and Rishabh Pant (24) tried to tackle the situation but failed.
McCoy took 6 wickets one by one. This is not only his career best but also West
Indies' best bowling figure in T20I cricket. Earlier no Caribbean bowler could
take 6 wickets in one match. Besides, this is the 7th best bowling figure in
international T20.
India were bowled out for 138
with 2 balls left Among others, Jason Holder took two wickets.
Chasing the target, opener Brandon
King kept the pace of run-rate while at the other end, wickets were falling continuously.
However, at one stage, when King departed after scoring 68 runs off 52 balls,
the Caribbean were under a bit of pressure.
But Devon Thomas did not let the
team lose its way. Thomas secured the team's victory by scoring 31 runs off 19
balls.

India whitewash West Indies in ODIs, make new history 

&nbsp;Dhawan has become the first Indian captain to whitewash the West Indies in an
ODI series on their home soil. In the last match of the series, India won the
match by full domination, the Caribbean could not compete like the previous two
matches.
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/dhawan-gill-28_07_2022.jpg">After winning the toss and
batting in Port of Spain, India faced frequent rain interruptions. After collecting
225 runs for 3 wickets in 36 overs, rain again interrupted and India's innings
had to be stopped. Shubman Gill scored 98 runs off 98 balls. His unbeaten
innings had 7 fours and 2 sixes.
Besides, captain Dhawan scored 58
off 74 balls and Shreyas Iyer scored 44 off 34 balls. Hayden Walsh took two
wickets and Akeal Hosein took one wicket for West Indies.
West Indies were set a target of
257 runs in 35 overs by the Duckworth-Lewis method to win. Chasing the target,
the Caribbean lost wickets at regular intervals from the beginning. However, &nbsp;captain Nicholas Pooran's 42 off 32 balls, Brandon
King's 42 off 37 balls and opener Shai Hope's 22-run innings off 33 balls could
not save the team's defeat. 
After being bowled out for just 137
runs in 26 overs, India won by 119 runs. Yuzvendra Chahal took four wickets and
Mohammed Siraj, Shardul Thakur took two wickets each for the visiting team.

India grab 3-run victory in first ODI

West Indies could not score 200
runs in any match in the recently concluded home series against Bangladesh. But
this time it was the Caribbean who scored 305 runs against India. The hosts came
very close to victory in a high-scoring match in Port of Spain. Even though
they could not leave the field with a victory in the end, West Indies showed
outstanding performance. India took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series with a
hard-earned 3-run victory on Friday (July 22).
<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/ind-vs-wi-2022-23_07_2022.jpg">The fortune of the toss fell in
favor of the Caribbean. Captain Nicholas Pooran won the toss and decided to
field first. India's opening pair has shown a lot of power with the bat.
Skipper Shikhar Dhawan and Shubman Gill collected 119 runs in the opening pair.
Dhawan was playing in the same
rhythm with Shreyas Iyer even though Gill departed after scoring 64 runs off 53
balls. This time he built another partnership of 94 runs. However, the Indian
captain had to return with regret after going too close to three figures.
Dhawan scored 97 runs off 99 balls hitting 10 fours and 3 sixes.
India's batting lineup collapsed
after his departure. After Iyer departed scoring 54 runs off 57 balls, the pace
of runs also slowed down a bit. In the end, visiting India collected 308 runs
after losing 7 wickets in the allotted 50 overs with the innings of Deepak Hooda's
27 off 32 balls and Axar Patel's 21 runs off 21 balls. Alzarri Joseph and
Gudakesh Moti took two wickets each for the Caribbean.
West Indies lost Shai Hope at the
start of chasing the big target. However, Kyle Mayers and Shamarh Brooks put up
resistance in the second wicket. West Indies survived the initial damage in
their 117-run partnership. However, after Brooks scored 46 runs from 61 balls
and Mayers departed after playing a stormy innings of 75 runs from 68 balls,
India returned to the match again.
But the host team did not give
up. Brandon King's 66-ball 54 and captain Nicholas Pooran's 26-ball 25-run
innings kept the team's hopes alive. Akeal Hosein and Romario Shepherd took the
charge when Rovman Powell returned to the dressing room after scoring 6 runs.
After the fall of the sixth
wicket for 252 runs, West Indies did not lose any more wickets. Akeal, who
scored 32 runs from 32 balls, continued to try at one end, while Shepherd went
up at the other end. However, the Caribbeans tried hard to win the match but
were 3 runs short at the end. 
For India, Mohammed Siraj,
Shardul Thakur, Yuzvendra Chahal - each took two wickets.

Indiscipline Tigers surrender in second T20I

West Indies secure a formidable victory as Bangladesh failed to threat hosts during the second match of the twenty/20 series.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/team mates congratulate shakib">The visitors suffered a heavy defeatThe opening match of the three match twenty-20 series was abandoned due to heavy rain and wet outfield. So all the attention and anticipation of fans shifted to the second game. In which the visitors disappointed with&nbsp;a heavy defeat. The hosts lead the series 1-0 with a victory of 35 runs.&nbsp;&nbsp;West Indies elected to bat first after winning toss in Dominica. They gathered a match winning total of 193 runs, courtesy to the fifties from duo- Brandon King and Rovman Powell.&nbsp;Powell smashed Bangladeshi bowlers all around the park scoring an unbeaten 61 runs from just 28 deliveries. The other half centurion- Brandon King laid the foundation for lower order with a crucial knock off 57 runs from 43 deliveries.&nbsp;&nbsp;Shoriful Islam was the pick off Tiger bowling unit with two wickets. In reply, Bangladesh scored 44 runs in their power-play losing three wickets- Anamul Haque, Liton Das and Mahmudullah Riyad.&nbsp;Later on it was another Shakib Al Hasan show. The all-rounder formed a vital partnership with young Afif Hossain. Both added 55 runs for the fourth wicket partnership. Afif departed scoring 34 from 27 deliveries.&nbsp;<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/second t20">Bangladesh's innings ended for 158 runsNurul Hasan Sohan (7) also failed to make significant contribution like many of his team-mates. Shakib however, held the innings from one end playing a very steady knock. He accomplished his fifty in 45 balls. Mosaddek tried to score rapidly but it proved very late, so was Shakib's acceleration after half-century.&nbsp;Mosaddek's knock ended for 15 during the very last over of the innings.&nbsp;His senior partner managed to remain unbeaten scoring 68 off 52 deliveries. During which Shakib smashed three big sixes and nine boundaries in total.&nbsp;Eventually, Bangladesh's innings concluded for 158 runs in their 20 overs. Therefore, West Indies earned a convincing win of 35 runs in their back yard.&nbsp;

2nd ODI: Brandon King's unbeaten 91 to rescue the West Indies and lead the series 2-0

A superb unbroken sixth wicket partnership of 118 between Brandon King and Keacy Carty took the West Indies from a potential embarrassment at Amstelveen to a five-wicket win over the Netherlands in Thursday's second one-day international.<img src="https://api.bdcrictime.com/brandon-king-03_06_2022.jpg"><a href="https://www.bdcrictime.com/player/profile/53754/brandon-king">Brandon Kings</a> struck an unbeaten 91 as West Indies beat the Netherlands by 5 wickets in the second ODI at the VRA Cricket Ground, Amstelveen. West Indies was chasing a 215 goal and was 99-for-five at times before King and Keacy Carty (43 not out) put them across the finish line on 27 balls. Before that, the Netherlands could only muster 214 runs in 48.3 overs despite a good start. The West Indies have now taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in a three-game series.The two got into serious trouble along with the West Indies at 99 for five, chasing a seemingly relatively easy target of 215. 

King was the more powerful of the pair, hitting three sixes and nine fours in his undefeated 90-ball 91 while Carty played the anchor role and collected 43 balls from 67 balls.With 4 spheres required to win and 28 remaining, he hammered a short sphere from Duff high over the midwicket to register his only 6 and also secure the win that gave the West Indies an undeniable 2-0 win in the match three collection gives . 

The Dutchman, who won the throw and was also initially selected to bat, had actually started the suit in superb style as Vikramjit Singh (46) and also Max O'Dowd (51) contained 101 for the first goal. 

Additional throwback: Malinga calls Sri Lanka 'Bowling Method Train' 

After they both fell - O'Dowd, the first of four sufferers for left-hander Akeal Hosein (4-39) - the rest of the batting had a rough time. 

Scott Edwards, who can be found at 3, fought hard and was also last for 68, but he too found the bowling difficult to win, but summoned a single boundary in his 89-area knock. 

The Dutch bowlers did well in their task of protecting such a small total and were also buoyed by the very early completion of Shai Hope for 18, which added a century in Tuesday's seven-wicket win. 

Logan van Beek scored twice and at 99 for 5 it looked like Pieter Seelaar's side could hit the suit and also equalize the collection as King had announced, or else. 

The collection ends on Saturday in Amstelveen.

Dre-Russ explodes again as West Indies whitewash Sri Lanka

West Indies have responded very well. They were whitewashed in ODIs, but the Caribbean have proved again they’re the best in T20Is. This time the Lankans have been whitewashed in the two-match T20I series.

<img class="aligncenter wp-image-141683" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/andre-russell-300x217.jpg" alt="Dre-Russ explodes again as West Indies whitewash Sri Lanka" width="712" height="515" />

And Andre Russell's devastating batting was enough to put the hosts to shame. The Windies have beaten Sri Lanka by 7 wickets in the stormy last T20I.

Sri Lanka batted first in Pallekele, scoring 155 runs for 6 wickets at the end of the stipulated 20 overs. In reply, the visitors reached the port of victory with three overs left with Russell's unbeaten 14-ball 40.

West Indies, however, lost opener Lendl Simmons at the start of the innings. He was bowled by Angelo Mathews for a personal 9-run. However, another opener Brandon King scored 43 runs off just 21 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes. Rovman Powell returned after scoring 17 runs.

But Shimron Hetmyer and Andre Russell eventually confirmed the team's victory with blistering innings. Hetmyer scored 43* runs off 42 balls. But Russell was devastating, scoring a tornado innings of 40 runs off just 14 balls. In his innings there were no four hits, but he had six huge sixes.

Prior to losing the toss, Lankan was unable to post a big total in a good batting pitch. In the end, Dasun Shanaka scored an unbeaten 31 off 24 balls and Thisara Perera scored 21 runs off 13 balls to post a decent total. Mathews also got 23 runs off the bat.

Caribbean bowler Fabian Allen took two wickets. One wicket was shared by Sheldon Cottrell, Oshane Thomas and Dwayne Bravo.

Russell was awarded the player of the match as well as player of the series.

Ahead of the upcoming series against India in December, the West Indies Cricket has announced squads for ODI and T20. Kieron Pollard will lead the Windies side in both the formats. <img class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-122952" src="https://www.bdcrictime.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/734931-carlos.jpg" alt="India's tour of Windies schedule announced" width="970" height="545" />

Batsman Shai Hope and fast bowler Alzarri Joseph have been dropped from the squad which played the recently concluded T20 series against Afghanistan. The defending champions of the shorter version of cricket were defeated by Afghanistan and that forced the selectors to make these two changes before the T20 series against India.

On the other hand, Fabian Allen, who could not continue playing the series against Afghanistan after picking up a knee injury in the first match, has made a comeback to the side after recovering from the injury. Another injured cricketer Denesh Ramdin who was having an issue with hamstring also passed the fitness test.

Meanwhile, the selectors did not make any change from the ODI squad that crunched the Afghanist 3-0 in the last series in Lucknow.

T20 Squad: Kieron Pollard (c), Fabian Allen, Sheldon Cottrell, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder, Keemo Paul, Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Khary Pierre, Nicholas Pooran, Denesh Ramdin, Sherfane Rutherford, Lendl Simmons, Keserick Williams, Hayden Walsh Jr.

ODI Squad: Kieron Pollard (c), Sunil Ambris, Roston Chase, Sheldon Cottrell, Shimron Hetmyer, Jason Holder, Shai Hope, Alzarri Joseph, Brandon King, Evin Lewis, Keemo Paul, Khary Pierre, Nicholas Pooran, Romario Shepherd, Hayden Walsh Jr.

Series Schedule:

1st T20I is on December 6 (Friday) in Mumbai at 7 PM
2nd T20I is on December 8 (Sunday) in Thiruvananthapuram at 7 PM
3rd T20I is on December 11 (Wednesday) in Hyderabad at 7 PM

1st ODI is on December 15 (Sunday) in Chennai at 2 PM
2nd ODI is on December 18 (Wednesday) in Visakhapatnam at 2 PM
3rd ODI is on December 22 (Sunday) in Cuttack at 2 PM

West Indies announce squads for India series

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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan flops unfortunately as well as his team Barbados Tridents as they lose the first qualifier match by 30 runs against Guyana Amazon Warriors on Sunday in the seventh season of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).

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It’s the fifth final for Guyana Amazon Warriors in CPL. But they never won any title because they lost their previous four finals. Last year, they lost against Trinbago Knight Riders by 8 wickets in the final.

Winning the toss, Guyana Amazon Warriors opted to bat first at Providence. They started to play aggressive from the beginning and eventually they scored a huge total of 218 runs in 20 overs by losing just 3 wickets. Opener Brandon King was the standout performer with 132 runs not out from just 72 balls with 10 fours and 11 sixes. Hayden Walsh took 2 wickets for Barbados Tridents.

Shakib was much expensive in his four overs as he finished with the bowling figure 4-0-46-0. Although Shakib continued his great form in bowling as he went for just 17 runs in his first three overs but the main devastation came in his last over. In the 16th over of the match, he went for a huge 29-run (6,6,1,4,6,6) and ended with conceding 46 runs.

Chasing the huge target of 219 runs, Barbados never looked like that they’re wining as they were shaky from the start of the innings. They lost their wickets continuously. Shakib flopped in batting too as he scored just 5 runs off 9 balls. Barbados finished their innings at 188 runs by losing 8 wickets and lost the match by 30 runs. Opener Alex Hales scored 36 runs off 19 balls and middle-order batsman Jonathan Carter scored 49 runs off 26 balls. But there was a lack of one ‘Brandon King’ in their innings which cost them the match.

Romario Shepherd took 3 wickets and veteran Imran Tahir took 2 wickets for Guyana Amazon Warriors. With no surprise, Brandon King was adjusted man of the match for his outstanding century.

Scorecard: 

GAW 218-3 (20 overs) 

Brandon King 132 (72), Shoaib Malik 32(19)

Hayden Walsh 2/42, Jason Holder 1/36, Shakib Al Hasan 0/46

BT 188-8 (20 overs) 

Jonathan Carter 49 (26), Alex Hales 36 (19), Shakib Al Hasan 5 (9)

Romario Shepherd 3/50, Imran Tahir 2/13

Toss: Guyana Amazon Warriors, opted to bat first

Result: GAW won by 30 runs

Man of the match: Brandon King

Shakib flops as Barbados Tridents lose in the CPL first qualifier

Irfan's record breaking spell fails to save Patriots at Bridgetown

<h3>St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots registered competent win in the sixteenth match of CPL 2018.</h3>
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Mohammad Irfan ruled over the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots’ batsmen but Brandon King overshadowed the Pakistani pacers’ superlative effort, guiding his team to mark a win the sixteenth match of the Caribbean Premier League 2018 against Barbados Tridents at Bridgetown on Saturday.

Carrying a bamboozling economy rate of 0.25, the lanky Pakistani fast bowler quietly amused the watchers of the match between St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots and Barbados Tridents, giving a lee way of only a single run all through his four overs of bowling. He quoted three maidens and came along with a couple of top wickets that of both openers of the Patriots’ Chris Gayle and Evin Lewis.

But as soon as they got rid of Irfan, St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots briskly run over the winning total – the bulk of the part was achieved by Brandon King, the 23 year old from Jamaica, who tip toed his maiden CPL half century, facilitated his team to get over the short total made by the Barbados Tridents after being sent into bat first.

Beside his name, Irfan scribbled the most economical four over spell in the history of T20 cricket.

Brandon’s half century ended at 60, featuring 4 fours and one more to add with that in the tally of sixes playing 49 deliveries.

Watch how record boy Irfan dismissed Gayle and Lewis here-
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What a performance from Mohammad Irfan to take the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Playoftheday?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Playoftheday</a> crown at match 16 of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CPL18?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#CPL18</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Cricketplayedlouder?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Cricketplayedlouder</a> <a href="https://t.co/U9ZGC8J5v2">pic.twitter.com/U9ZGC8J5v2</a>
— CPL T20 (@CPL) <a href="https://twitter.com/CPL/status/1033564668772544512?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 26, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Ben Cutting and Tom Cooper took the responsibility away from King before the last four overs of the match, reached the target with seven balls to spare, thus pocketed a total of 6 points in five matches to be in the second position of the point table.
Barbados Trident’s calculative opening foundation between Dwayne Smith and Martin Guptill was ruined by Ben Cutting just before half way through the match as Cutting cut both of them in consecutive deliveries in the eighth over breaking the 39 run stand.

Promoted himself to one down, skipper Jason Holder hold the innings for long, albeit he was not that successful to accelerate the innings.

Striking four fours and three sixes, Holder, like Brandon King later, registered his maiden CPL half century. The 35 ball 54 was assisted by Shai Hope, figuring a 24 ball 26. Holder and Shai beat Nepalese teen star Sandeep Lamicchane for 17 runs in 12th over.

Watch the record-making bowling spell of Mohammad Irfan here-
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Brief Score:
Barbados Tridents 147/6 (20 overs)
Jason Holder 54, Shai Hope 26, Dwayne Smith 20
A Devcich 2/25, Ben Cutting 2/18, S Cottrell 1/21

St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots 148/4 (18.5 overs)
B Kings 60, D Thomas 32, B Cutting 29
Mohammad Irfan 2/1, Wahab Riaz 1/17, Ashley Nurse 1/28

Result: St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots won by 6 wickets.
Toss: St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Man of the Match: Mohammad Irfan.

Watch Thomas and King took 27 runs off an over of Smith-
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Patriots chose the 9th over to go big...27 off the over. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BTvSKNP?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BTvSKNP</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/CPL18?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#CPL18</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BiggestPartyInSport?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BiggestPartyInSport</a> <a href="https://t.co/UUjI39g8mP">pic.twitter.com/UUjI39g8mP</a>
— CPL T20 (@CPL) <a href="https://twitter.com/CPL/status/1033483831821533184?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 25, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Nationality	West Indies
Role	Batsman
Born	16th Dec, 1994
Age	27 years, 9 months, 14 days
Batting Style	Right Hand Bat

Matches	20
Innings	20
Not Out	2
Runs	431
High Score	91
Average	23.94
Strike Rate	75.88
100s	0
50s	3
6s	11
4s	40

Matches	28
Innings	26
Not Out	1
Runs	630
High Score	68
Average	25.20
Strike Rate	127.01
100s	0
50s	5
6s	20
4s	73

Matches	95
Innings	88
Not Out	9
Runs	2106
High Score	132
Average	26.65
Strike Rate	129.12
100s	2
50s	12
6s	103
4s	203

Matches	48
Innings	48
Not Out	3
Runs	1077
High Score	97
Average	23.93
Strike Rate	73.41
100s	0
50s	5
6s	30
4s	90

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wickets	0
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Brandon King

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