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  • 7 weeks ago
Never be intimidated by an opponent at home.

That's been the mantra so far, as the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons took down the Guyana Amazon Warriors at Providence Stadium.

First, their batters put them under pressure by scoring 182 in 20 overs. Then Alzarri Joseph took four wickets to stop the Warriors on 117 all out. Falcons with the 65 run win.
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00:08to the Caribbean Premier League never be intimidated by an opponent at home that's
00:14the mantra of the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons team which took down the Guyana Amazon Warriors
00:19at Providence Stadium first their batters put them under pressure by scoring 182 in 20 overs
00:26then Alsari Joseph took four wickets to stop the Warriors on 117 all-out Falcons with a 65-run win
00:34Karim Ogoa and Evan Lewis looked dangerous together for the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons
00:43they looked ready to pull off the upset against the Guyana Amazon Warriors
00:47however when the score reached 31 Gore lost his wicket in the fourth over
00:57Lewis progressed to 22 before he got out LBW to Imran Tahir
01:04Amir Django and Hassan Nawaz put them in a good position
01:09Django played well for 27
01:14102 for 3 and the 15th over
01:16Flat, man in the deep, Hitmar won't drop it
01:19Hassan Nawaz top scored with 36
01:22Hard length and will be the end of Hassan Nawaz, Shamar Joseph strikes
01:27The Falcons got their explosion at the back end of the innings
01:30Shadab Khan not out on 30 of just 9 balls
01:34Shepard going for 51 runs off his 3 overs as the Falcons posted 182 for 5
01:41Last delivery
01:44Add 4 more to it
01:45This is some
01:47In reply, the Amazon Warriors got 33 of the first 2 overs
01:51However, they will be pulled back with a few wickets
01:54A duck from She-Hope
01:57Moeen Ali takes it
01:59A double wicket strike
02:01And a 4 from Shimran Hitmaier added pressure on the team
02:07Yeah, that's gone
02:09A wicket first ball for Joshua James
02:11And it's the big fish, Shimran Hitmaier
02:14Mohamed Nabi and Quinton Samson came together and Samson had to go
02:18The remaining batters played aggressively
02:21But they paid for their approach
02:24Settling
02:26Taken
02:261-17 all-out in 14.2 overs
02:29Al-Zahri Joseph taking 4 wickets at the top
02:32While Khan was economical with the ball with 2 wickets for 19 runs or 4 overs
02:38Falcons stopping the Amazon Warriors at home
02:41The Falcons now have 13 points to the Amazon Warriors' 12
02:45Though the latter have 3 games in hand
02:48Good enough
02:49Sergio Dufour, TV64
02:51Well, captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors, Imran Tahir
02:55Is hoping his team can turn around the result quickly for their current match today
02:59Against the Sandusia Kings
03:01Meantime, Moeen Ali was happy his team stuck to their plan to defeat the Warriors
03:06Captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors, Imran Tahir
03:09Was disappointed his team lost the match
03:11He says they must now reflect ahead of their next contest
03:15Yeah, look, I think our last death overs, 2-3 overs went for a few runs
03:20And which can happen to anyone really
03:22You know, we've been a very consistent team
03:24So it's good to have a taste of that
03:27But yeah, we need to reflect and come back tomorrow strongly
03:30Because we don't have much time
03:31He was not too quick to cast the blame on anyone for the defeat
03:34We had a great start, 7 overs, 82, if I'm not wrong
03:38And then I think we just have to bet around Nabi or whoever was there
03:41And then just see till the 17 overs
03:43The same thing the opposition did, you know
03:45So I think we need to just obviously reflect
03:48Where we can improve
03:49But I think this is the only thing I can see
03:50Our top four, one of the better, needs to be there till 15th over
03:53And I'm pretty sure, you know, we've got a good thing going on
03:58And this is one of those games I think I don't have to blame no one
04:02His opposite number, Moeen Ali, was pleased that they defeated the Amazon Warriors at home
04:07He explained that it's a confidence booster for the team
04:10I asked the guys, you know, I know we had qualified
04:12But I really wanted that top two
04:14And I wanted to show, us to show everyone, you know
04:17That Guyana can get beat, they're a brilliant side
04:19But, you know, to beat them here
04:20They're formidable and they're a brilliant side, very well balanced
04:24So it's pleasing to come and win here
04:26He also commented on the performance of Amir Django in the tournament so far
04:30I think actually generally he's done a good job
04:32Because our side is, we're not an explosive side
04:35We have, we can be right at the end
04:38And it just lays the foundation for us
04:39And we've been lucky enough to come good
04:42We would obviously like a few more runs
04:44You know, we don't want to be five down at the end of 20 overs
04:47We want to be at least seven, eight down, having a good goal
04:50But we're playing really well at the back end in particular
04:52But I think it's a tough, it's a tough place to bat sometimes
04:54And it was a nice foundation still to come in
04:58So it's pleasing but we can get better
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