00:00Antigua and Barbuda Falcons were put in a bad by defending champions Guyana Amazon Warriors
00:07in their Republic Bank CPL clash at the Sir Vivian Richard Stadium.
00:11The first wicket fell at 10 as Teddy Bishop was brilliantly run out by Shea Hope for 9.
00:18Kofi James joined Fakhar Zaman and the two would rebuild the innings.
00:26Their partnership was worth 74 runs for the second wicket.
00:33Then came the destructive Gudakesh Moti who bowled James for 37.
00:37Then he got rid of Sam Billings and Jule Andrew cheaply to finish with 3 scalps.
00:45Zaman then fell for Forte giving a catch to the busy Moti, wicket for Dwayne Pretorius.
00:54Pakistan's Imad Wasim also played a useful knock with Willow in hand.
01:00But of the very last delivery when attempting to, Wasim was run out for Forte.
01:04The Falcons were restricted to 168 for 6 from 20 overs.
01:11When the Guyana Amazon Warriors replied, Ramanula Gurbaz and Moti were the first ones to face
01:16the music out in the middle.
01:18The plan of opening with Moti did not work as he was bowled by Chris Green for 6.
01:23It became 38 for 2 when Gurbaz was caught by Shamar Springer of Imad Wasim for 20.
01:32Wasim also removed Shimron Hetmaya for 19 to finish with 2 scalps.
01:37Azam Khan and Kimo Paul were both gone cheaply making it 100 for 5.
01:45Shea Hope had a key role to play with a bat for the Guyana franchise.
01:51Hope was out for a top score of 41 giving Captain Green his 2nd wicket.
01:57Romario Sheppard who was earlier dropped by Hayden Walls Jr made the opposition pay with
02:0232 which included 4 sixes.
02:06He was bowled by Springer giving the bowler 2 wickets in the match as well.
02:11With 16 to get of the final over, Pretorius was the hero and Mohamed Amir the villain.
02:17When it came down to 4 of 1, Pretorius smashed the white leather for the maximum to end it
02:21and beaten it on 20.
02:23Guyana Amazon Warriors reached 171 for 7 to win by 3 wickets.
02:28It was also a second straight loss for the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons.
02:32Vinod Nawani Chiefs export.
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