During the 27th game Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2024, Rovman Powell‘s emergency pitch went in vain Barbados Royals (BR) lost Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) By 47 runs. One of the most important moments of the match came in the 15th over of the Kings’ chase, when Powell made a spectacular diving catch for a layup. Shimron Hetmyerwhich is in the form of a blister.
Rovman Powell makes an amazing diving catch
It developed as an event Keshav Maharaj Hetmyer, who attempted a slog-sweep, bowled a slower, wider delivery on the edge of the stumps. The ball that came off the tip of Hetmyer’s bat looked like it would have landed a long time ago. However, Barbados Royals captain Powell charged forward, leaping to full length and getting both hands under the ball. His brilliant catch ended Hetmyer’s crucial innings of 57 runs off 34 balls that included four boundaries and three sixes. The dismissal provided much-needed relief for the Kings, though ultimately it was not enough to change the course of the match.
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Powell was a standout player throughout the contest, completing four catches and contributing to the finish. Romario Shepherd with the help of the goalkeeper Quinton de Kock.
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At the start of the match, Guyana Amazon Warriors set a target of 220 runs after posting 219/8 in 20 overs. Goalkeeper inclined Shai Umid He was instrumental in GAW’s innings, smashing 71 off just 37 balls. His knock featured five boundaries and five powerful sixes confirming the team’s strong performance. Hope was well supported by Hetmyer who added a quick fire half-century to take the total to over 200.
In reply, Barbados Royals could only manage 172/9 in 20 overs, 47 runs short of the target. David Miller emerged as the lone batsman for the Royals, counter-attacking with an unbeaten 71 off 34 balls, including eight fours and five sixes. However, despite his valiant efforts, Miller found little support from the rest of the innings as the wickets revolved around him.
Hope was named Player of the Match for his exceptional batting display. His powerful innings set the tone for a dominant performance by the Guyana Amazon Warriors, ensuring they remain in contention for top spots in the CPL standings.
