Kieron Pollard: After the first ten overs, they hadn't lost many wickets but a couple of wickets and we were back in it. But momentum changed towards the end and Tridents had it. Losing wickets in the middle overs really cost and we found ourselves in a bit of a hole.
Jason Holder: We wanted to make changes in the batting order, wanted to try something different, and go with left hand-right hand combinations, and it paid off. Boils down to the situation who bats where. Never quite sure with the likes of Pollard, Munro and Sunil Narine. Really proud of Hayden Walsh Jr, he has had a difficult time, hasn't had a consistent run, just good to see him come in and deliver. Good to get a win at home, it's been a while, would like to thank the crowd for having been so patient with us.
Duminy is the man of the match: Don't how to put that into words, it's an unbelievable spectacle, the CPL. Proud of the young leggie. Sandeep (Lamichhane) being a legendary spinner at a young age, to fill those shoes, in my opining Hayden Walsh Jr was the man of the match. Thought minimum 160 but fortunately things went our way towards the end. To see catches being taken and watching guys partying on the field was awesome.
Called in for Sandeep Lamichhane, who is away on national duty, Hayden Walsh Jr spun a web around the vaunted TKR line-up, taking five for 19, three of those in a single over. It was the first five-for of this season and the third best figures in CPL history. TKR slumped from 69 for two to 82 for 7, and there was no way back from there. The Tridents are well and truly in the hunt for a play-off spot now, having broken a long standing losing streak at home.
17.4
W
Duminy to Ali Khan, OUT
round arm again, length ball angled away, not much bounce either, he swings across the line again but it makes a horrible sound off the bat and goes only as far as the safe hands of Jason Holder at long-on
Ali Khan c Holder b Duminy 8 (6b 0x4 1x6) SR: 133.33
17.3
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Duminy to Ali Khan, no run
round arm with little bounce on middle, swung away off a thick inside edge towards square leg
17.2
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Duminy to Ali Khan, no run
slows it up and throws it wide, he swings and misses
17.1
6
Duminy to Ali Khan, SIX runs
length around off and dispatched! Stands tall and deposits it over deep midwicket
end of over 171 run
TKR: 123/9CRR: 7.23• RRR: 23.33 • Need 70 runs from 18b
Anderson Phillip1 (9)
Ali Khan2 (2)
Raymon Reifer3-0-9-1
Jean-Paul Duminy2-0-18-1
16.6
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Reifer to Phillip, no run
full around middle and leg, turns the face early and gets a leading edge to the off side for one
16.5
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Reifer to Phillip, no run
slower one angled across, another swing across the line and miss
16.4
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Reifer to Phillip, no run
slower one on middle, waits for it and defends
16.3
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Reifer to Phillip, no run
slower ball angled across, another swing and a miss
16.2
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Reifer to Phillip, no run
length outside off, swings across the line and misses
16.1
1
Reifer to Ali Khan, 1 run
length outside off, hammered back at the bowler, who gets a hand to it in his follow through but can't hold on
That's all from us folks, thanks for joining.
Kieron Pollard: After the first ten overs, they hadn't lost many wickets but a couple of wickets and we were back in it. But momentum changed towards the end and Tridents had it. Losing wickets in the middle overs really cost and we found ourselves in a bit of a hole.
Jason Holder: We wanted to make changes in the batting order, wanted to try something different, and go with left hand-right hand combinations, and it paid off. Boils down to the situation who bats where. Never quite sure with the likes of Pollard, Munro and Sunil Narine. Really proud of Hayden Walsh Jr, he has had a difficult time, hasn't had a consistent run, just good to see him come in and deliver. Good to get a win at home, it's been a while, would like to thank the crowd for having been so patient with us.
Duminy is the man of the match: Don't how to put that into words, it's an unbelievable spectacle, the CPL. Proud of the young leggie. Sandeep (Lamichhane) being a legendary spinner at a young age, to fill those shoes, in my opining Hayden Walsh Jr was the man of the match. Thought minimum 160 but fortunately things went our way towards the end. To see catches being taken and watching guys partying on the field was awesome.
Called in for Sandeep Lamichhane, who is away on national duty, Hayden Walsh Jr spun a web around the vaunted TKR line-up, taking five for 19, three of those in a single over. It was the first five-for of this season and the third best figures in CPL history. TKR slumped from 69 for two to 82 for 7, and there was no way back from there. The Tridents are well and truly in the hunt for a play-off spot now, having broken a long standing losing streak at home.
round arm again, length ball angled away, not much bounce either, he swings across the line again but it makes a horrible sound off the bat and goes only as far as the safe hands of Jason Holder at long-on
round arm with little bounce on middle, swung away off a thick inside edge towards square leg
slows it up and throws it wide, he swings and misses
length around off and dispatched! Stands tall and deposits it over deep midwicket
full around middle and leg, turns the face early and gets a leading edge to the off side for one
slower one angled across, another swing across the line and miss
slower one on middle, waits for it and defends
slower ball angled across, another swing and a miss
length outside off, swings across the line and misses
length outside off, hammered back at the bowler, who gets a hand to it in his follow through but can't hold on