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Kevon Cooper blitzed 29 off 14 balls in a low-scoring thriller to lead Trinbago Knight Riders to a three-wicket win in the CPL final

The 2017 CPL final will be a battle between Patriots' batting and Knight Riders' bowling. Can the latter stop the imperious opening pair of Chris Gayle and Evin Lewis?

The Barbados Tridents captain said he had overstepped while looking for the extra effort needed to send down a short ball

Trinbago Knight Riders rode on Colin Munro's 51-ball 57 to march into the final of CPL 2017, beating Guyana Amazon Warriors by six wickets

The franchise is gunning for its second CPL title, and will play Guyana Amazon Warriors in the second qualifier on Thursday

Luke Ronchi was destroyer-in-chief in the chase, smashing 70 off 33 to hasten Guyana Amazon Warriors' victory

Chris Gayle's laboured fifty turned out to be invaluable on a tricky surface, helping the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots make their first ever CPL final

Evin Lewis shellacked an unbeaten 97 off 32 balls as St Kitts and Nevis Patriots ran down a target of 129 in seven overs, with all ten wickets intact on a record-breaking night in Bridgetown

Brendon McCullum was batting on 26 during Trinbago Knight Riders' chase when he was struck on the left arm by Wayne Parnell

Barbados Tridents needed a massive win to remain in contention for the Playoffs but could only muster a 16-run victory despite Wayne Parnell's excellent performances with bat and ball

Chadwick Walton and Luke Ronchi struck quickfire fifties to chase their target of 150 with 57 balls to spare against Jamaica Tallawahs

Dwayne Smith's second century of CPL 2017 kept the playoff hopes afloat for Barbados Tridents as they held off a furious charge from St Lucia Stars to win by 29 runs at Kensington Oval

Kumar Sangakkara scored his third straight fifty, while Oshane Thomas took 3 for 31 to help the Jamaica Tallawahs beat the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by 41 runs

Sohail Tanvir took a five-wicket-haul, including four in his opening spell, to scythe through Barbados Tridents in their chase

Allrounder Timroy Allen returned home to Florida due to a family emergency last week and is not expected to be available for USA's Auty Cup tour to Canada next month either

Trinbago Knight Riders cruised to their eighth win in nine games, beating Jamaica Tallawahs comfortably in a 380-run match

Jamaica Tallawahs' six-wicket win pushed them one victory away from their fifth consecutive playoffs berth

The New Zealand opener has been replaced by the recently-retired Luke Ronchi for the remainder of the tournament

The win increased the gap at the top between the two sides as Knight riders moved three points ahead of second-placed Patriots

Guyana Amazon Warriors restricted St Lucia Stars to the lowest first-innings total of the tournament, setting the tone for a seven-wicket victory