CPL: Tridents beat Stars by 29 runs
Fast bowler Jerome Taylor of St Lucia Stars delivers during the 2017 Hero Caribbean Premier League match against Barbados Tridents
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August 31, 2017

CPL: Tridents beat Stars by 29 runs

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) — Barbados Tridents defeated St Lucia Stars by 29 runs in the Caribbean Premier League match at Kensington Oval on Thursday night.

Scores:

TRIDENTS 195 for four off 20 overs (Dwayne Smith 103 not out, Nicholas Pooran 32, Chris Barnwell 26 not out; Rahkeem Cornwall 2-30)

STARS 166 for four off 20 overs (Rahkeem Cornwall 78 (retired hurt), Shane Watson 22).

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