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  • CPL 2024: Royals win rain-affected contest against Falcons to remain unbeaten

    CPL 2024: Royals win rain-affected contest against Falcons to remain unbeaten

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    September 12, 2024
    CPL 2024: Royals win rain-affected contest against Falcons to remain unbeaten
    Quinton de Kock (right) and Alick Athanaze put Royals on course for victory before the rain came (Photo by Randy Brooks/CPL T20 via Getty Images)
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    The 13th match of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) proved unlucky for Antigua and Barbuda Falcons as Barbados Royals chalked up their third victory in a row with a 10-run win by the Duckworth/Lewis/Stern method on a rain affected evening in Bridgetown.

    After being inserted the Falcons posted a competitive total of 176-5, thanks largely to a composed stand of 92 runs between Sam Billings and Justin Greaves, that was also a record for any wicket for the Falcons.

    In response, the Royals got off to a shaky start, as Mohammad Amir stitched together a maiden in the first over of the Falcons bowling effort, a frustrated Rahkeem Cornwall then plinked his seventh delivery, his first from Chris Green, straight to Roshon Primus at mid-off.

    Primus celebrated the catch keenly, but his fortunes would take a dramatic turn shortly afterwards.

    With the Royals on 81-2 off 11 overs, needing 96 runs off the remaining 54 balls Primus served up an over that went for 23 runs and seemed to last an eternity. The over saw Primus lose his radar with four wides and three chest-high full toss no-balls accompanying two fours, a six and the wicket of Quinton de Kock caught behind for 48 off 30 balls.

    By the end of the over the Royals had motored to 104-3 with a crucial run rate injection. The players came and went from the field a couple of times as the rain clouds built over Bridgetown, a decisive and heavy downpour seeing the match eventually called and curtailed with seven overs to go. De Kock was named Player-of-the-Match for another confident knock with the bat.

    The South African southpaw has racked up 154 runs in three innings at an average of 77 in this year’s competition so far- powering the Royals to second on the table on six points with Guyana Amazon Warriors ahead of them only by run rate. (CPL)

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