Editor’s Pick (CPL): St Kitts and Nevis Patriots

Editor’s Pick (CPL): St Kitts and Nevis Patriots - Trinbago Knight Riders

With the qualifier on September 6th, the teams are now doing their best to ensure that they stay on top of the game. And the table. As of now, the Knight Riders are still on top. The patriots come second with just one point less than the Knight Riders. Competition is pretty stiff with a difference of two points from the other.

My lineup

Bowlers

T Shamsi

Ronsford Beaton

Kevon Cooper

Samuel Badree

Batsmen

Brendon McCullum

Darren Bravo

Colin Munro

Evin Lewis

Chris Gayle

All-Rounder

Sunil Narine

Wicket-Keeper

Denesh Ramdin

There’s not much time. The teams at the bottom of the table have to make up or get ready to leave the tournament

Indu

P.S. Please note that the above-expressed opinions are purely the Editor’s. We do not take responsibility, nor can we guarantee the performance of the players. All the best !!!

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