GAW vs JT Live Cricket Score

5.4 OUT! BOWLED! Important wicket for the Tallawahs. A quicker, shorter ball, outside off, King gets down on a knee and tries to mow a sweep but is beaten by the pace on that one. The ball spins in and hits the leg stump. End of an entertaining 56-run opening stand. 56/1

6.1 OUT! CAUGHT! It is that man Mujeeb again! Only this time, he is the fielder. The Warriors are completely on top now. A nothing delivery, a nothing shot. Yet, a wicket. Short and outside off, Hemraj looks to just run it down to third man but ends up slicing it straight to Mujeeb Ur Rahman at point! The captaincy of Powell can be praised here. Mujeeb is not exactly at point. He is 6-8 feet deep and a bit towards the direction of third man. So a normal point position would have just had his hands on his head. The tables have turned on the Warriors. After a good opening stand of 56, they are 57/3 and have lost both their openers! 57/3

5.5 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Double strike for the Tallawahs. Very good bowling by Mujeeb. This was bowled at over 100 kph. It was an off spinner, which Hetmyer looked to cut looking at the length. But the pace off the surface did him in. The ball landed, skidded on with the angle, went through before the bat could come down completely, took the inside edge and hit the leg stump. A rare failure for Hetmyer. The Tallawahs are flying! 56/2

15.5 OUT! Catching practice. You can sense the frustration from Ross Taylor. He was focussing a bit too much on the leg side, on the shorter boundary. As he walks across his stumps, Brathwaite darts this on the pads, which is actually the middle stump line. So Taylor, who is actually eyeing the leg side boundary, finds the boundary but is not in control of that shot. He flicks it, with an intention of going squarer or finer, one of the two but picks out Rovman Powell at deep mid-wicket. 98/8

7.3 OUT! 'YEAHHHH! HA HA!' goes Glenn Phillips on the stump mic. Another one goes. Massive, massive wobble from the Warriors. The slider, outside off, Pooran looks to run it down to third man but is too close to the ball. The ball actually drifted into the left-hander and then bit and turned away viciously. Hence, the outside edge was induced which was pouched by the keeper. While we praise the bowler, have to praise the keeper. Exceptional keeping, by a man from Oceania against a spinner from Asia. 67/4

10.2 OUT! CAUGHT! See ya later. Sherfane Rutherford hangs his head and once again, the Drinks break has got a wicket. You cannot keep Mujeeb out of action. The googly, outside off, short in length, Rutherford looks to cut but ends up getting an outside edge. The ball lobs towards short third man where Mujeeb completes the formalities. The man from Nepal, Sandeep, is very happy. 76/5

13.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Brathwaite makes an impact in his very first over. A short ball, outside off, Paul looks to pull but the ball skids off the deck. Hence, a top edge is induced. The ball goes straight up in the air and keeper Glenn Phillips calls for it. Comes forward and takes it. 89/6

14.4 OUT! BOWLED AROUND HIS LEGS! Success again for Lamichhane and the leg stump is out of the ground. Green has walked so far across his stumps that he has actually lost his gauge of where his stumps are. Seeing the leg stump exposed, Sandeep fires in a seam-up delivery, around middle and leg. It skids through, goes past the defensive flick from Green and knocks off the leg stump. 93/7

19.1 OUT! CAUGHT! That ends the innings. A short ball, outside off, Naveen looks to go over mid off but is done in by the extra bounce. Miscues it to mid off where Nkrumah Bonner takes an easy catch. GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS ALL OUT FOR 118! 118/10

18.2 OUT! Ashmead Nedd is run out. Massive breakdown of communication. Naveen tucks this through fine leg and runs the first one hard. Nedd shows an interest for the second and Naveen too, initially, takes a start. But then, he changes his mind. Nedd though, just keeps on running. He does not even think of going back, in spite of Naveen not interested. The throw comes into Phillips, who does not even collect it cleanly. But Nedd is so far down the track that even though he runs back, he is nowhere in the frame as Phillips takes the bails off. 112/9

0.1 OUT! LBW! A golden duck for Walton. His nightmare continues this CPL. 2 and 0 in the previous games and a golden duck here. The arm ball from Green, Walton looked to defend but the ball skid through before the willow could come down. The pads were pinged, up went Green and up went the umpire's finger. 0/1

3.1 OUT! CAUGHT! That is a screamer from Keemo Paul. Ashmead Nedd, on CPL debut, strikes on his very first ball. Short and outside off, Phillips looks to cut and does so. It appears like it is in the gap but Paul at cover point races to his left, leaps, stretches out his right hand and grabs it! Sometimes, the best way to deal with attack is to counter-attack. Phillips tried that but just got a top edge which ballooned! 4/3

2.2 OUT! LBW! Oh dear... Bonner is not going to like that. There has been excessive appealing from the Warriors and this one is a result of that. Short ball, outside off, Bonner looked to pull but missed. The ball spun in, bounced and hit him round about the waist line. Green cleared his throat in an appeal, the umpire took his time but then raised his finger. Comfortably going over the top. 4/2

14.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Chris Green is pumped up. He has got his opposite number. A set batsman is gone. A short ball, outside off, Powell is walking down the track and is seen hopping to pull. He does not get enough on it and miscues it towards long on. His counterpart Chris Green gets across to his left from long on and takes the catch. He then leaps and throws the ball in the air in jubilation. Disappointing shot from Powell. That fascination of going to the shorter side of the boundary has consumed many a batsmen. This one was dragged from wide outside off. 69 more needed from 35 balls. 50/6

9.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Asif Ali falls! He does not capitalize on the dropped chance. Put down on 10, he has gone for 14. A tossed up ball, outside off, Ali looks to slog sweep this over the leg side but gets more height than distance. Shimron Hetmyer at long on makes no mistake. 34/4, 85 needed from 63 balls! 34/4

12.4 OUT! BOWLED! Full and straight from Paul, Brathwaite has an ugly hoick across the line and misses. The timber is hit. Perhaps, if he had gone straight, he might have had success. 71 needed from 44 balls now. 48/5

16 OUT! LBW! Tahir strikes. The quicker one, around middle and leg, Lamichhane stays back to defend but misses and is hit on the pads. That seemed dead once he was hit on the pads. 7 runs and a wicket from the over. Tahir's figures read 3-1-9-1. Tallawahs are 59/7 after 16. The Warriors were 99/8. 60 needed from 24 balls. 59/7