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Editor’s Pick(CPL): ST Lucia Stars - ST Kitts and Nevis Patriots

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The previous match, Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors, saw the Knight Riders win by seven wickets. Played at Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad, Chasing a target of 158, TKR scored 162 in 19 overs. Colin Munro, their highest scorer, hit 70 runs. It was a fairly one-sided match with TKR staying on top for most parts.
Tomorrow’s match is between ST Lucia Stars - ST Kitts and Nevis Patriots.

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots (From): Chris Gayle(c), Evin Lewis, Mohammad Hafeez, Brandon King, Carlos Brathwaite, Devon Thomas(w), Jonathan Carter, Mohammad Nabi, Hasan Ali, Samuel Badree, Sheldon Cottrell, Fabian Allen, Jeremiah Louis, Chris Morris, Tabraiz Shamsi, Shamarh Brooks, Nikhil Dutta, Alzarri Joseph
St Lucia Stars (From): Johnson Charles, Andre Fletcher, Jesse Ryder, Kamran Akmal(w), Marlon Samuels, Shane Watson, Darren Sammy(c), Kyle Mayers, Mitchell McClenaghan, Shane Shillingford, Jerome Taylor, Eddie Leie, Obed McCoy, Timil Patel, Sunil Ambris, Rahkeem Cornwall, Keddy Lesporis
The stars have not exactly had a shining tournament so far, having lost all three matches played. The Patriots are doing better, having won both matches.

My Lineup
Batsmen
J Charles
Chris Gayle
ADS Fletcher
Marlon Samuels
Bowlers
Alzarri Joseph
Samuel Badree
Hasan Ali
Shane Shillingford
Mitchell McClenagh
Wicket-Keeper
Kamran Akmal
All-Rounder
Darren Sammy

Watch out for J Taylor too.
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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