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Trinbago Knight Riders were cruising at 120/1, but Colin Munro’s fall at 52 opened the door and over 14 turned into a collapse to 120/4. Jamaica Kingsmen seized the moment, and that burst changed the shape of the innings.
Trinbago Knight Riders put up 180/6, but Jamaica Kingsmen made it look manageable finishing at 127/3, 7 runs over the DLS par score at the time the game was called off.
Lawes struck with 3 wickets for 29 and an impact score of 92, while Pooran answered with 60 off 37 and an impact score of 90. Lawes also sat 44 above his recent form mark, with Pooran 36 up on his.
Match impact vs recent form
This match score (0-100) vs their recent-form average over the card's look-back window.
Nicholas Pooran reached his 50 off 32 balls with 2 sixes and 4 fours, giving Trinbago Knight Riders a timely lift at 170/6 in 19.1 overs. In a first innings built to set a total, that kind of strike rate has kept the scoreboard moving and left the closing overs with real weight for the side batting first.
Trinbago Knight Riders are setting a total at 164/6 after 19 overs, and Pooran has been the late surge. His strike rate of 191 against Paul sits well above his career 149, a sharp sign of how quickly he can change the final over. Jamaica Kingsmen now face a tougher finish than the score once promised.
Pooran's strike rate · per 100 balls
Paul keeps Pooran's batting strike rate below Pooran's career mark.
Pooran has crossed 3000 CPL runs in a strong 1st innings performance from TKR as they look to set a defendable total.
Trinbago Knight Riders were 120/1 and then came the crash: 3 wickets in 6 balls left them 120/4 after Over 14. Munro, Pollard and Tromp all fell caught off the 19 year old Lawes for a triple wicket maiden, turning a strong platform into a sudden wobble. Jamaica Kingsmen seized the moment and dragged the innings off course.
Colin Munro has reached 50 off 36 balls, with 3 sixes and 3 fours, and Trinbago Knight Riders are 117/1 after 12 overs. In a first-innings platform like this, that kind of pace gives the batting side real weight to set a serious total.
Trinbago Knight Riders were 86/0 before Keemo Paul’s over turned noisy in a hurry, with 16 runs coming off of it. The 102/1 mark after 9 overs keeps the first innings moving, but Jamaica Kingsmen finally have a wicket to work with after a costly spell.
This over · runs
Well clear of Trinbago Knight Riders's current run rate.
Sunil Narine has turned Trinbago Knight Riders’ start into a statement, reaching 53 off 23 balls with 3 sixes and 6 fours as they move to 101/0 in 8.4 overs. A fifty this fast has JK on the back foot, and with Narine still going, TKR have seized the early control of this innings.
Trinbago Knight Riders have turned Over 8 into a another brutal display, and 16 from Lawes keeps the opening stand surging. From 70/0 to 86/0, the pressure stays on Jamaica Kingsmen as the total continues to build fast.
This over · runs
Well clear of Trinbago Knight Riders's current run rate.
Trinbago Knight Riders are 59/0 after 6 overs, and Munro’s 156 against Smith sits well above his 140 career batting SR. That is a clean signal of intent in the first innings, with the bowling change arriving as the pressure shifts to Jamaica Kingsmen. Smith has to break this opening stand before the total starts running away.
Munro's strike rate · per 100 balls
Smith keeps Munro's batting strike rate below Munro's career mark.
Shah’s over changed the mood in a hurry, with Trinbago Knight Riders racing from 38/0 to 59/0 in 6 overs. The 21-run burst, built on 1 six and 3 fours, gave the innings its sharpest lift so far and left Jamaica Kingsmen already chasing the ball. With 20 overs in the innings, that kind of start has real weight.
This over · runs
Well clear of Trinbago Knight Riders's current run rate.
Trinbago Knight Riders carry the sharper threat into this match, with Pooran blazing at 221.37 in the death and Narine striking 183.61 in the powerplay. Jamaica Kingsmen have answers in Khan at 155.29 and Sadaqat at 161.62 through the middle, but the edge sits with the Knight Riders at the start and finish of this match.
Strike rate in standout phase
Standout = best relative rank vs these XIs, not personal peak SR.
Pollard’s strike rate drops to 89 against Smith, well below his 151 career batting SR, enough to show Smith has found a way to slow one of Trinbago Knight Riders’ most dangerous hitters. For Jamaica Kingsmen, this matchup has the look of a real brake on momentum.
Pollard's strike rate · per 100 balls
Smith keeps Pollard's batting strike rate below Pollard's career mark.
Munro’s strike rate drops to 84 against Paul, well below his career batting SR of 140. This is the sort of matchup that can slow TKR’s early momentum if Paul lands his lengths. Jamaica Kingsmen will fancy this one as a quiet pressure point in the contest.
Munro's strike rate · per 100 balls
Paul keeps Munro's batting strike rate below Munro's career mark.
Powell arrives with 448 career T20 sixes and needs just 2 more to reach 450.
Trinbago Knight Riders have Hales on the edge of a landmark, with 597 career T20 sixes and only 3 needed to reach 600.
Hales goes into TKR v JK needing just 11 more runs to reach 14500 career T20 runs.
Trinbago Knight Riders have the biggest match-winners in the card, with Pollard’s 1335 runs at 161 and Narine’s 61 wickets at 6.01 in the last 50 matches standing out. Pooran adds 1259 runs at 144, while Jamaica Kingsmen answer with Powell’s 1205 runs at 144. With Pollard on an impact score of 93 and Narine on 86, TKR hold the sharper edge on paper.
Recent impact score
Role-specific form score (0-100) over the card's look-back window.
Jamaica Kingsmen won the only meeting between these two earlier in this campaign, so Trinbago Knight Riders arrive with a point to prove. After an emphatic TKR victory last night, will the Kingsmen be able to come up with an answer for their opposition's dangerous spin attack?
Trinbago Knight Riders and Jamaica Kingsmen both keep the tempo high late, with 10.99 and 11.31 in the death, but the early overs are tighter. TKR’s 8.41 in the Powerplay edges JK’s 7.85, while the middle stays almost level at 7.53 and 7.55. If TKR can repeat last night's heavy hitting Powerplay, they may prove hard to beat.
Runs per over by phase
Powerplay, middle and death scoring rates for each side.
At Queen’s Park Oval, 155 is the average first innings score. Chasing has worked 57% of the time, but the death overs run rate jump to 10.28 shows how quickly a decent bowling platform can be tested. The side that handles the late overs best should seize control.
Avg first innings run rate by phase at Queen's Park Oval
How first-innings scoring breaks down here.
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