Driven by Romario Shepherd’s overall presentation, Guyana Amazon Warriors enlisted their second progressive success in as numerous days to end Jamaica Tallawahs’ CPL 2021 mission. Shepherd rescued his group with a bursting unbeaten 31-ball 72 preceding picking three wickets with the ball to guarantee a pounding 14-run win in a downpour defaced 18-over-a-side match, and assist Guyana with finishing the gathering stages second on the table. They will currently confront St Kitts and Nevis Patriots in the semi-finals.

Before long Shepherd came out to bat, Guyana were battling at 75 for 7 in the twelfth over, with Imad Wasim on a full go-around. In an unquestionable requirement win challenge, the Tallawahs bowlers had set up a ruling presentation, with the left-arm spinner picking three scalps while Andre Russell and Chris Green taking a support each.- with three batsmen excused without scoring.

In any case, Shepherd shifted the direction of the innings with his thump. Having stroked three limits off his initial four conveyances, against Russell, he curbed for a bit prior to dispatching the assault against Fidel Edwards in the fourteenth over – pounding the veteran pacer for a limit and two successive sixes. More bloodletting continued in the passing overs, particularly against Russell, who wound up yielding 51 runs from his spell.

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Indeed, even as Gudakesh Motie scored just 5 runs off 17 balls in the unbeaten 67-run stand, Shepherd’s endeavors permitted Guyana to get done with a serious 142 for 7 of every 18 overs.

Tallawahs’ batting, be that as it may, disintegrated in the pursuit. Imran Tahir’s twofold strike in the second finished, excusing Kennar Lewis and Kirk McKenzie, drove the way for their breakdown. All the more critically, they even battled to discover pace in their innings, and were confined to 42 for 6 out of 8 overs. The leggie, who had bowled two overs forthright, didn’t surrender a run. Carlos Brathwaite, Andre Russell and Chris Green took steps to make a challenge of it, yet their commitments also were restricted.

Shepherd had the better of Russell even with the ball as the hard-hitting all-rounder confused a wide conveyance outside off to Nicholas Pooran at long on. Shepherd’s triple strike, upheld by Odean Smith’s three, packaged out Tallawahs for 128 in the eighteenth over.

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Brief Scores: Guyana Amazon Warriors 142/7 in 18 overs (Romario Shepherd 72*, Chandrapaul Hemraj 21; Imad Wasim 3-15, Chris Green 2-19) beat Jamaica Tallawahs 128 in 17.1 overs (Chris Green 31, Chadwick Walton 20; Odeon Smith 3-20, Romario Shepherd 3-31) by 14 runs