Powell, Imad shine as Tallahwahs outclass Knight Riders

On the rear of chief - Rovman Powell's fifty and a noteworthy all-round exhibition by Imad Wasim, Jamaica Tallawahs beat Trinbago Knight Riders on Saturday. Subsequent to picking to bowl, Trinbago Knight Riders were given an early lift civility a twofold strike by veteran Ravi Rampaul who sent back the openers with hardly a pause in between. This permitted TKR to rule the powerplay where just 29 runs came. That great work was carried on by a tight spell from spinners Sunil Narine and Kharry Pierre as Jamaica Tallawahs battled to break free. It was exclusively around the midway characteristic of the innings that captain Rovman Powell got his innings rolling. He opened facing Andre Russell, and had Raymond Reifer for organization as JT hit back. Their 90-run stand permitted Jamaica to retaliate. Powell, who had begun his innings in consistent style, started to open up around his 50 years mark, scoring limits voluntarily, and taking twenty runs off an over from Rampaul that ruined his figures. Both Reifer and Powell, nonetheless, fell in progressive overs as JT seemed to stagger toward the end goal. Yet, a 12-ball 21 from Imad Wasim which included three limits off a Russell over got JT past the 150-run mark. In answer, TKR never got moving subsequent to being fixed back ahead of schedule in the powerplay with Mohammad Amir striking. Imad Wasim and Migael Pretorius went through a tightfisted spell after the powerplay that saw both Colin Munro and Tim Seifert battle to get on notwithstanding waiting for a really long time. After the couple fell, TKR actually had a power-pressed lower center request yet they fell away quickly. Imad Wasim and Amir represented Nicholas Pooran and Andre Russell in progressive overs, tracking down the stumps. The last nail in the casket came in the sixteenth over as Kieron Pollard neglected to clear mid off with an endeavored success. TKR in the long run missed the mark by 34 runs and only three focuses from four games, while JT remained second with their third dominate in four matches. Brief Scores: Jamaica Tallawahs 153/7 (Rovman Powell 67; Ravi Rampaul 3-40) beat Trinbago Knight Riders 119/8 (Mohammad Amir 2-15, Imad Wasim 2-20) by 34 runs.