JT vs SLZ Live Cricket Score

2 OUT! CAUGHT! The big man falls cheaply. Cornwall wanted to clear the infield but ends up chipping this fuller ball straight to Powell. He was brilliant last season but falls in the first game for a low score. 15/1

7.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Russell comes into the strike and strikes in his first over. He takes the big wicket of Fletcher. Short and outside off, Fletcher looks to slam it over mid-wicket but has to fetch it from outside off. Doesn't get enough timing and finds the bucket hands of Brathwaite at deep mid-wicket. 64/3

4 OUT! Caught! Permaul wins the war and gets the better of Deyal. The youngster getting lost in the moment. He had two biggies, he could have taken a back seat but he decides to smash it. He won't be happy with that looking back. Short and a bit quick outside off, Deyal makes room as he moves away from his stumps. Makes too much room and looks to cut it with venom through point. He ends up getting an edge to the keeper. Walton behind the stumps, takes a very sharp catch. End of a very expensive over but Permaul ends it on a high. 40/2

18.3 OUT! Caught! Chase's innings comes to an end. Floated on off, Chase looks to go over cover but the ball comes slower than he anticipated and he ends up hitting it straight to the man at cover. Oshane Thomas there makes no mistake. How much will this wicket affect the final score? 148/6

14.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That is a good catch! There was a collision but safe in the end. Tossed up ball around off, Zadran looks to clear deep mid-wicket but fails to time it well. It gets more height than distance. Powell from long on collides with the mid-wicket fielder but he keeps his eyes on the ball and does well to catch it. 116/4

16.5 OUT! Caught and bowled! Soft dismissal for Nabi and Mujeeb has the last laugh against the senior member of his national team. On the pads and slow from Mujeeb. Nabi looks to flick but gets a leading edge which lobs to Mujeeb who takes a simple catch. 136/5

19.5 RUN OUT! Suicidal run! Good length ball on off and middle, Sammy hits it to the right of long off. There is only a run but he looks for two and Powell sends the throw at the keeper's end and Sammy is not even trying to get in. 157/7

2.1 OUT! Caught! McCoy strikes with his first delivery in this season's CPL. The dangerous Walton is out of here and the Zouks have got the early strike they were looking for. He steams in and hits the length hard on off, Walton looks to pull but gets a top edge which goes high in the air to mid off where skipper Sammy takes a good catch. 5/1

10.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Williams strikes! Another fine catch. It is the big wicket of Phillips who was looking dangerous. Fuller and around middle, it is in the slot but Phillips fails to time it well. However, it looked to going over Kuggeleijn but he did well to hold on to it over his head at long on. 84/4

4.1 OUT! CAUGHT! That is a stunner from Deyal! That was a poor ball. Short and down the leg side. Kirton looks to pull but the ball hits the upper part of the bat and goes towards deep square leg. Deyal there moves to his right by keeping his eyes on the ball and goes back and takes it superbly. This wicket should go the fielder. 13/2

9.3 OUT! Caught! Cornwall strikes in his very first over and the Tallawahs skipper fails to kick on after getting the start. Cornwall bowls it short on middle and leg, Powell gets on his back foot and looks to heave it between long on and deep mid-wicket. He does not time it well neither does he get the gap. The ball goes to the left of deep mid-wicket. Najibullah who has had a decent game runs to his left and takes a very good catch as it is not easy to run and take catch in the momentum. The budding stand is broken and Cornwall has done the job for Sammy. 76/3

16.1 OUT! CAUGHT! Williams gets the wicket and shows his celebration! A slower one does Russell here! Length and just around off, Russell looks to slam it to the leg side but gets a tickle behind. Fletcher gets down in time and pouches it just above the turf. 16 off 17 balls. A bad day at office for Dre Russ. 126/5