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In their previous game, Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) de𝕴fended the lowest total in the hi🦄story of Caribbean Premier League (CPL). But, the team failed to reach an ordinary target of 145 in their fourth m𒆙atch of the tournament.
Thanks to medium pace display from Chemar Holder (2/32) and Scott Kuggelejin (3/24) of St Lucia Zouks (SLZ) that led to such h𝓀appening as they manage♑d to defeat five-time runner-up of CPL by 10 runs.
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Holder’s peach of a delivery to Rutherford:
After the end of the 19th over, Guyana needed 13 runs to get the bett☂er off Zouks, but a relatively young Holder held his nerve. He ended the show of Rutherford (15) with a brilliant yorker.
The left-ha🐓nded batsman was slow to pick up the ball which shattered his stumps. Under pressure, Holder delivered the magi🌼c moment.
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Holder then sent skipper Chris Green (1) back to the dugout to restrict Warriors at 134-8.
Earlier, in the first innings, Roston Chase’s fighting half-century took Zouks to a competitive score of 144-7. At one stage, Zouks were struggling at 42-4 before Chase, and Mohammad Nabi (27) joined hands for a crucial 57-run stand for the fifth wicket to⛦ steady the innings.
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Imran Tahir (3/22), who had already taken 2 wickets by then, ended the vital partnership by picking up the wicket of Nabi. But Chase (66) stood his end and kept on tickling the scoreboard. The allrounder built another critical 43-run partnership for the sixth wicket with Javelle Glen (19).
For Warriors, apart from Tahir, Odean Smith bagged two wickets, while Ashm꧃ead Nedd and Green earned one-scalp each.
Zouks with three wins out of four matches reached the second spot in the points table headed by Trinbago Knight Riders. In comparison, Guyana is in third place.
