Amazon vs Trinbago, 28th Match at Providence, CPL, Sep 24 2022 - Match Result

That's it! Tossed up, on middle stump, lofted it high in the air and Hetmyer at long-on took a simple catch

tossed up, bit slower in pace, pushed away to off side for a quick single

again faster ball, on middle stump, pushed back to bowler

tossed up, just outside off, driven down the ground to long-off

Arm ball, just outside off, tries to play at it, looks like an edge through to keeper, loud shout for caught behind by keeper, not out given by umpire and Gurbaz straight away asked for the review and replay shows daylight between bat and ball and decision stands.

That is number 9. From round the wicket, tossed up, on off stump and came in with the arm, Rampaul goes for the big slog sweep, missed it and ball hits the middle stump

short in length, on leg stump, pulled away to deep midwicket for a single

arm ball, on middle stump, went back and pushed to off side

Another one bites the dust! Tossed up, on off stump, Narine tried to play across the line, beaten by pace and ball hit the off stump

arm ball, just outside off, went for the big shot and missed it

faster ball, on leg stump, went for the big heave and missed it

Tossed up, down the leg side, Narine swept away down to fine leg fence for four

Gone! Tossed up, on middle stump, Hosein tried to play across the line, went under the bat and hit the middle stump

tossed up, on leg stump, turned away to short fine leg

tossed up, on off stump, pushed to off side

googly tossed up, just outside off, went for the big shot and gets beaten, shout for caught behind, turned down by umpire, Tahr wants the review and replay shows nothing from the bat

full toss just outside off, sliced away to deep cover for a single

Short in length, Narine goes deep in the crease and drives it up and over long-on fence for a big six

tossed up, came down the wicket and pushed back to bowler

Short ball, on middle stump, Russell goes for the big pull shot, gets a top edge and Gurbaz calls for it and took it with ease. That is the end of Russell