JT vs GAW Live Cricket Score

0.1 OUT! BOWLED! Through him! It is Fidel magic as he strikes on the very first ball. Looseners? What looseners? Let's great professional, mate! Fast, outswinging, yorker. Right at the batsman's toes. Poor King has barely any time to see that. And before he can understand what is happening, the ball goes beneath his bat, swinging away and shatters the stumps! What a start for the Tallawahs. 0/1

4.5 OUT! CAUGHT! The plan works. Two balls ago, Edwards had a deep backward square leg and a deep mid-wicket. The previous one was a full ball, a double bluff. Not this one. This one is sharp and short, outside off. Bramble loves that length and instinctively goes for the pull. For a change, he connects well too. But it is straight down the throat of Rovman Powell at deep mid-wicket! For all his million shots played, Bramble goes for 7 from 19. 17/3

2 OUT! LBW! Two down. Both the opening bowlers have one each. This one though, might get down as a lucky one for Mujeeb. The arm ball, around middle, Hetmyer looks to defend but misses and is hit on the pads. Mujeeb appeals, the umpire thinks long and hard and then raises his finger! Replays indicate that it might have. possibly, missed the leg stump. But cannot be sure. Terrific start by Jamaica. 11/2

12.4 OUT! LBW! The wheels are coming off. Full and around off, Taylor plays all around it, looking to flick but misses and is hit on the pads. Russell goes up in an appeal and the umpire immediately raises his finger. Rosco walks off shaking his head, muttering something, perhaps about the inside edge. However, replays show that the bat hit the ground. 23 from 22 for Taylor. 61/6

10.4 OUT! BOWLED! Pooran has been cleaned up by Mujeeb. Mystery spin from the offie, landing it on off and then just skidding it through. It is not the arm ball. Pooran is simply not able to read it and goes back. Mistake. Misses the ball as it just gallops through. The ball goes between bat and pad and hits the stumps. End of a partnership which looked to flourish. 55/4

11.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Oh dear... blind cricket. Rutherford is not too comfortable against spin, so he does what they often say - attack your way out. But Lamichhane is too good for him. Bowls the googly on a fuller length outside off. Excellent bit of flight, which convinces Sherfane to go for the slog sweep. But all he manages is a leading edge which lands safely in the hands of Asif Ali running across to his right from short cover. 56/5

18.3 OUT! LBW! Aha... how obsessed is Fidel Edwards with the you-miss-I-hit saying? Very. He keeps it full, targetting the inswing or the outswing, in the hope of getting it through. This is really full, almost the yorker, bang on middle and leg. Paul is unable to get his bat down in time and is hit on the boot. The umpire raises the slow death. 91/8

14.1 OUT! The catch is deemed legal and that is wicket number 3 for Mujeeb. Green is shown the red light. Full and outside off, the carrom ball, it leaves the right-handed batsman as Green lunges to defend. The ball takes the outside edge and goes straight to Rovan Powell at first slip. Green is not going anywhere but the Tallawahs are celebrating. The umpires confer and refer it upstairs with the soft signal as out. Sure enough. The first replay confirms. 63/7

20 OUT! A run out to end the innings. Tahir drives it towards long on and sprints across for the couple. The ball should have been dead there but the keeper tries a back-flick which misses the stumps at the striker's end. Now, Naveen wants the third but Tahir is not running at all, because he thinks the innings is over. He sets off late, after Naveen has joined him at his end, giving enough time for Glenn Phillips to recover the ball and throw it to Powell, who disturbs the stumps at the bowler's end. GUYANA AMAZON WARRIORS FINISH ON 108/9! 108/9

5.5 OUT! Caught this time! A length ball, outside off, Phillips looks to repeat his previous stroke. However, he is a touch early into the stroke and hence gets a bit of an edge. Ends up slicing it straight to Keemo Paul at point. Phillips' breezy innings ends. 69 more needed from 85 balls. 40/2

1.4 OUT! BOWLED! Tahir is up and running. Walton's misery continues in this tournament. The wrong 'un, around off, the batsman looks to defend, thinking that he has covered the line. But he hasn't. The ball spins in, exposes a tiny gap between bat and pad and lights the bails. 103 more needed from 110 balls. 6/1

10.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Commentators' curse strikes Blackwood. From showing his teammates how to play classy strokes, he now joins them in playing rash strokes and getting out. Nothing special about this delivery. It is full and wide outside off. Blackwood just looks to smash this, with his feet stuck on the crease. The result is a bottom edge. The keeper, Anthony Bramble, comes forward and takes it. The keeper and bowler celebrate but Blackwood is not going anywhere. Now, Guyana appeal and umpire Joel Wilson asks them to calm down. He has a chat with his partner regarding the legality of the catch and then refers it upstairs, asking the third umpire whether that has carried, with the soft signal as out. The first replay is clear enough to show that the ball has carried but the third umpire takes numerous replays to just re-confirm again and again. Eventually, OUT flashes on the giant screen. 47 more needed from 58 balls. 62/5

7.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Chris Green has pulled off a stunner. A short ball, outside off, skids off the deck, Asif looks to pull but is taken aback by the skiddiness. He is not in a comfortable position and miscues it towards long on. Chris Green comes running in and dives to take a brilliant catch. 60 more needed from 76 balls. Seems like Asif has booked an appointment with the match referee after this game. The latter is seen making his notes, perhaps with some sort of an abuse or dissent shown by Ali. 49/3

8.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Another one falls as the Tallawahs are putting their hands up nicely to become Santa Claus. Needless, mindless shot. Short and outside off, Powell rocks back, looks to go big but hands a simple catch to Chris Green at long off. 56 more needed from 69 balls. 53/4