Kyle Mayers broke a splendid 36-ball 79 while Mujeeb Ur Zadran sacked a three-for as current table-clinchers Barbados Royals brought down Trinbago Knight Riders by eight wickets in a CPL 2022 game played in Port of Spain. Royals pursued down the objective of 133 out of 16 overs. In quest for the unobtrusive objective, Royals lost Rahkeem Cornwall right off the bat in the second finished, with Daryn Dupavillion taking the scalp. In any case, Mayers and Corbin Bosch set the stage with a 98-run organization for the subsequent wicket. Mayers specifically took the forceful course, tonking Ravi Rampaul for two limits and a six in the third finished. Mayers then continued to whip and pull Jayden Seales. At the point when Kieron Pollard brought himself into the assault, Mayers welcomed him with two or three hits that crossed the limit rope. At last, he tumbled to a full throw from Dupavillion in the twelfth over. When Mayers was excused, Royals required just 25 runs in north of eight overs and with eight wickets still close by. Bosch and Quinton de Kock appropriately took the side past the end goal. The bowlers had set out the establishment stone for Royals' success, with Mujeeb, Cornwall, Jason Holder and Obed McCoy sharing nine of the 10 wickets to fall. Mujeeb and Cornwall specifically assumed key parts by getting the initial four wickets to tumble to leave Knight Riders in a difficult situation at 37 for 4. Nicholas Pooran (52 off 43) and Sunil Narine (30 off 31) attempted to restore the innings however Obed McCoy and Mujeeb consolidated to get the scalps of Pooran and Narine in a space of four conveyances to leave Knight Riders in additional difficulty. As a matter of fact, Knight Riders scored just 25 pursues in 25 balls the fall of Pooran and wrapped up with a less than impressive aggregate. Royals sit on top of the focuses table, having won all their six matches up until this point. Then again, Knight Riders are put at the lower part of the table, with only one triumph in five games. Brief scores: Trinbago Knight Riders 132 in 20 overs (Nicholas Pooran 52; Mujeeb Ur Zadran 3-17) lost to Barbados Royals 133/2 in 16 overs (Kyle Mayers 79; Dary Dupavillion 2-30) by eight wickets