Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors, 27th Match, Caribbean Premier League 2019 - HighlightsTKR vs GAW, 27th Match, Caribbean Premier League 2019 - Highlights

Jordan to Romario Shepherd, FOUR, Romario Shepherd finishes with a big hack over midwicket. 25 off the final over as Guyana finish with 185

Jordan to Romario Shepherd, no ball, SIX, beamer that's around shoulder high, but not only will Shepherd settle for a free-hit to follow, he'll also punish this as well. He will brutally smash it over midwicket. Wow, can he hit the ball or what

Jordan to Romario Shepherd, SIX, challenges Jordan by standing just outside off to start with. Receives a length ball around off and belts it over square leg. It goes skimming over the boundary

Jordan to K Paul, FOUR, too far wide outside off in the hopes to keep it away from Paul, but Paul chases after it and belts it through backward point

Ali Khan to Romario Shepherd, FOUR, that's just been hit so, so hard. Think we've already established he can give it a tonk. But that hasn't deprived this shot of its power to stun. Short of length outside off, smokes the flat-batted drive through extra cover

Jordan to Romario Shepherd, FOUR, overpitched outside off, Shepherd hammers it through extra cover. Raw, hideous power from Shepherd

Jordan to Rutherford, out Caught by Neesham!! The slide continues for Guyana. A full ball at the stumps, arguably one that's right in the slot to be smashed, is instead slotted off the toe-end straight to deep midwicket. Rutherford c Neesham b Jordan 1(2)

Ali Khan to Shoaib Malik, out Caught by Searles!! Malik pulls this in the air, only to find Searles at long-on. Guyana losing wickets in a heap. Malik has a word with Rutherford before leaving. Shoaib Malik c Searles b Ali Khan 0(2)

Searles to Hetmyer, out Caught by K Pierre!! Hetmyer's livid. No sooner than he had started finding his timing, he has sliced a full toss straight to deep backward point. And that, after a fielder had just been moved over there. He swings his bat in frustration, screams at himself and walks off after a knock that was mostly a struggle for the majority of its existence. Hetmyer c K Pierre b Searles 48(38) [4s-4 6s-1]

Searles to Hetmyer, FOUR, pitched up well wide outside off, Hetmyer carves it over point

Searles to Hetmyer, SIX, low full toss outside off, sliced away delightfully over backward point. It's gone all the way for six. And out of nowhere, Hetmyer's snapped back into being himself

Searles to Hetmyer, FOUR, now Hetmyer connects, and he affords himself a sigh of relief. Short of length delivery outside off, he swats it in between long-on and deep midwicket

Searles to Pooran, out Caught by Jordan!! Hetmyer's inability to get a move on meant Pooran had to press the pedal before having a chance to settle. But it doesn't happen like that. Not very often anyway. He toe-ends a full toss straight to long-on. Pooran c Jordan b Searles 3(5)

Searles to C Hemraj, out Caught by Ramdin!! Another one that's very wide outside off, this time Hemraj chases after it and - according to the umpire - nicks it behind. Would've been another wide had he left it alone. Hard to say if the noise was off the edge or of bat hitting ground. Hetmyer shakes his head. Botha screams in agony from the sidelines. Tells you how big a wicket it is, especially considering how horribly out of rhythm Hetmyer is at the other end. C Hemraj c Ramdin b Searles 66(42) [4s-6 6s-4]

Searles to C Hemraj, SIX, Hemraj's getting in that zone where any errors in length are being punished. Proper length ball from Searles, Hemraj with a clean swing over long-on

Pollard to C Hemraj, FOUR, back of a length delivery outside off, hoisted over extra cover. That's a super shot off the back foot by Hemraj

Jordan to C Hemraj, FOUR, now one well down the leg-side that's flicked away over short fine leg. Jordan's hurting while Hemraj's celebrating his fifty

Jordan to C Hemraj, FOUR, now a thick under-edge to make things worse for Jordan. Skiddy delivery from a short of length, cramps Hemraj on the pull but runs away past leg stump and past short fine leg

Jordan to C Hemraj, 2 runs, that should've been Jordan's first wicket of the tournament, but substitute Tion Webster has dropped a clanger. Slower off-cutter across off, sliced up off the outside half by Hemraj giving a comfortable chance to long-off. That was a dolly put down by Webster

Pollard to C Hemraj, FOUR, strays down leg with the angle and Hemraj pulls it past short fine leg. 14 off the over

Pollard to C Hemraj, SIX, big swing of the arms from Hemraj who's got under this slower ball nicely. Although his timing isn't great, the flourish is, and hence the distance to clear Neesham at long-on

Pollard to C Hemraj, 1 run, hit hard back towards Pollard who sticks his right hand up for the catch, but it doesn't stick for him. That's clearly stung his fingers. But he shakes it off quickly

Neesham to C Hemraj, SIX, walks across the stumps having sussed out Neesham's ploy of bowling wide outside off. Takes himself within reach of this length ball and tonks it over long-on

Searles to C Hemraj, SIX, drags it short outside off and Hemraj latches onto this off-cutter with a big heave over cow corner

Mark Deyal to Hetmyer, FOUR, too short from Deyal to start with, and even with the field restrictions now relaxed, he won't be spared. Hetmyer picks length quickly, goes back deep and slaps it through extra cover

K Pierre to C Hemraj, FOUR, sits on the back knee and slogs this over midwicket. Darren Bravo's patrolling the boundary in the deep there, but Hemraj's managed to beat him to his left

Ali Khan to C Hemraj, FOUR, another full toss, this one's on the pads to make it worse. Hemraj flicks it away through square leg for four

K Pierre to Hetmyer, FOUR, Pierre covers his face, unable to look at how unjust cricket can be. This is a lovely arm ball that's swung away from Hetmyer to find his outside edge in defence. But forget getting him out, it's raced to the third man boundary

K Pierre to Brandon King, out Caught by Pollard!! A four, a six, and now gone. Pierre's got the better of that exchange you'd say. Didn't back down with the length, kept it full and was rewarded for the courage. King wanted to loft it into the on-side again, but this time it gripped slightly and he skied it off a thick leading edge. Once it's Pollard settling underneath it at mid-off, King needn't bother waiting for the outcome. Brandon King c Pollard b K Pierre 12(11) [4s-1 6s-1]

K Pierre to Brandon King, SIX, oh almost! That would've been extraordinary from Searles at the long-on boundary. A meaty loft from King, seemed set to clear the boundary until Searles leapt across and behind the ropes looking to grab it. But he couldn't hold on

K Pierre to Brandon King, FOUR, he's cut that from off stump through extra cover. Don't blame Pierre if he's wondering what he did wrong, for the answer's nothing. King somehow stood leg-side of this length ball and slapped it to the fence