CPL T20: Jamaica Tallawahs defeat Antigua Hawksbills
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July 16, 2014

CPL T20: Jamaica Tallawahs defeat Antigua Hawksbills

NORTH SOUND, Antigua (CMC) – Jamaica Tallawahs defeated Antigua Hawksbills by eight wickets in the fourth game of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) T20 competition played at the Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium on Thursday.

Hawksbills won the toss and chose to bat, making 96 all out off 18.3 overs.

Scores:

ANTIGUA HAWKSBILLS — 96 all out off 18.3 overs (Sheldon Cottrell 21; Daniel Vettori 3-13, Andre Russell 2-16, Jerome Taylor 2-22)

JAMAICA TALLAWAHS — 97 for two off 14.3 overs (Chadwick Walton 43 not out, Chris Gayle 37; Carlos Brathwaite 2-11)

TEAMS:

HAWKSBILLS – Marlon Samuels (captain), Ben Dunk, Shacaya Thomas, Danza Hyatt, David Hussey, Devin Thomas, Carlos Brathwaite, Brad Hogg, Sheldon Cottrell, Miguel Cummins, Ben Laughlin.

TALLAWAHS – Chris Gayle (captain), Chadwick Walton, Jermaine Blackwood, Adam Voges, Andre Russell, Rusty Theron, Owais Shah, Carlton Baugh, Daniel Vettori, Nikita Miller, Jerome Taylor.

UMPIRES: Gregory Brathwaite, Joel Wilson; TV – Leslie Reifer.

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