Saint Lucia Kings vs Guyana Amazon Warriors, 15th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Obed McCoy to Emrit, out Emrit Run Out!! 1 run completed. The Warriors finish with 140. Another slower full-toss from McCoy, Emrit swung it towards wide long-on and they were always coming back for the second run. Pollard is quick on the ball and his throw is right besides the stumps, Flecther lights up the bails and Emrit is way short of the crease. Emrit run out (Pollard/Andre Fletcher) 17(12) [6s-1]

Obed McCoy to Permaul, out Caught by Warner!! McCoy has been outstanding in the death overs and it's his slower ones that's doing the trick. Slower ball outside off and Permaul heaved it across the line, had to manufacture all the power by himself, all he managed to do was to find Warner at long-on. Permaul c Warner b Obed McCoy 5(6)

McClenaghan to Permaul, byes, FOUR, that's more sloppy work from the Stars, Andre Fletcher is the culprit this time around. The slower bouncer from McClenaghan, Permaul swung far too early and missed. The ball bounced in front of the keeper and he didn't get his body behind it, allows the ball to slip away to the fence

Obed McCoy to Tanvir, out Bowled!! A lucky wicket, but McCoy has deserved it. It was another slower ball, turned out to be a full-toss. Tanvir's eyes lit up as he aimed a slog over mid-wicket, played it far too early, got a bottom edge and the ball went back to rattle the off-stump. The bails light up and Tanvir's cameo is over. Tanvir b Obed McCoy 19(13) [4s-4]

Obed McCoy to Emrit, SIX, that's a crunchy blow from Emrit, length ball at the stumps, Emrit leans forward and thumps it over Warner's head at long-on, this pair is adding some crucial runs

Kesrick Williams to Tanvir, FOUR, more runs for Tanvir, this is turning out to be an expensive over from Williams, slips this one on Tanvir's pads, he was looking to flick and gets it very fine. It went to the keepr on the full as he dived - got a bit of glove but can't hold on, has enough to roll away to the fine leg boundary

Kesrick Williams to Tanvir, FOUR, lovely from Tanvir, nothing lucky on this one, short of a length and well outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and slaps it behind square on the off-side for a boundary

Kesrick Williams to Tanvir, FOUR, edged and four! Back to back boundaries for Tanvir, but this one was lucky, short of a length and just outside off, Tanvir was late on the dab and gets a thick edge - bisected the keeper and the man at short third man

Kesrick Williams to Tanvir, FOUR, that's a handy boundary for the warriors, slowere ball from Kesrick Williams, but it's down the leg-side and all that Tanvir needed to do was to get a tickle on that - he does so and gets it past the keeper

Obed McCoy to Tanvir, out Rutherford Run Out!! The Warriors are slipping badly and they have now lost their sixth wicket and a disgusted Rutherford has to walk back to the hut. He's livid at his partner as he walks back. Tanvir dabbed this one straight to backward point and took a step down the track. Rutherford responded and was miles down the pitch before Tanvir turned his back at him, there was no way coming back from there - Qais with the throw and all that McCoy had to do was to remove the bails. Rutherford run out (Qais Ahmad/Obed McCoy) 15(18)

Kesrick Williams to Rutherford, no run, banged in short and just outside off, Rutherford fended it off his gloves as he rode the bounce, straight to Qais at short third man and Rutherford wanted a single, he slipped as he turned back after being asked to go back, but manages to scamper back home - even as the throw missed the stumps

Kesrick Williams to Delport, out Caught by Obed McCoy!! The note book is out and the Warriors have their fifth wicket. Nicely bowled by Williams, banged it short and follows Delport as he backed away, the left-hander was in a clumsy position as he pulled, got a fat top-edge, straight up in the air and McCoy completes the catch - back pedalling from short fine. Delport c Obed McCoy b Kesrick Williams 25(33) [4s-1]

Qais Ahmad to Shoaib Malik, out Stumped!! Qais continues to impress, pre-empted that Malik was coming down the track and pushed this leg-break wide of off, Malik had to reach out for the ball and missed, simple stumping for the keeper with the Warriors's skipper stranded mid-pitch. This wicket should make a difference of at least 15-20 runs in the final analysis. Shoaib Malik st Andre Fletcher b Qais Ahmad 9(12) [4s-1]

Qais Ahmad to Delport, FOUR, the reverse sweep and a fumble in the deep earns Delport a boundary, it's Kesrick Williams once again, Delport went down low, changed his stance and swept it powerfully behind square on the off-side, Williams got across from the deep, puts in the dive and let the ball slip through

Cornwall to Shoaib Malik, FOUR, lovely from Malik, skips down the track, gets close to the ball and lifts it over mid-off for a boundary

Kesrick Williams to Hetmyer, out Caught by Warner!! This was coming, Hetmyer was never looking comfortable tonight, but that's a smart catch from Warner, made it look easy in the end. On a good length and well across the left-hander, Hetmyer was leaning forward on the drive, didn't get anywhere close to the ball and ended up scooping it to the right of mid-off. Warner covered a fair distance and plucked the catch out of thin air. Hetmyer c Warner b Kesrick Williams 1(6)

Cornwall to Walton, out Bowled!! Cornwall has the final say though. Pushed through quicker and flatter, Walton was backing away once again, this was the arm-ball and it kept going with the angle, beat Walton's attempted pull and snuck under to rattle the stumps. The Warriors are losing wickets after a fiery start. Walton b Cornwall 12(12) [4s-2]

Cornwall to Walton, FOUR, that's a nice reply from Walton, didn't commit himself on the move, backs away late and then lifts a well flighted delivery over mid-off, one bounce and over the ropes

McClenaghan to Ronchi, out Caught by Warner!! Walton was lucky, but Ronchi isn't, banged in short and just outside off, Ronchi was looking to pull it over mid-wicket, the ball got big on him, he wasn't in a great position on the shot and all he ended up doing was to lob it in the air towards deep mid-on. Warner rushed in from the deep and completes the catch. Nice looking cameo from Ronchi, but the Warriors would have wanted more. Ronchi c Warner b McClenaghan 24(9) [4s-4 6s-1]

Odean Smith to Walton, FOUR, beautifully played, on a good length and well outside off, Walton leans forward, drives it on the up and finds the gap square of point. This is a rollicking start from the Warriors

Odean Smith to Ronchi, FOUR, Ronchi is dealing in only boundaries at the moment, backs away to a short ball, was looking to go over point, gets a thick edge and the ball flies over the fielder at third man - who was inside the ring

Odean Smith to Ronchi, SIX, that's the first six of the night, length delivery on the stumps, Ronchi leans forward and lifts it back over the bowler's head, the timing is sublime and the ball sails over the ropes for a maximum

McClenaghan to Ronchi, FOUR, make it three in a row, 13 from the over, full and just outside off, Ronchi plays with a closed face and drives it wide of mid-off, beat Warner and rolled away to the fence in a hurry

McClenaghan to Ronchi, FOUR, back-to-back boundaries for Ronchi, fraction too short and just outside off, Ronchi swivels across and pulls it ovwer mid-on, one bounce and over the ropes

McClenaghan to Ronchi, FOUR, nicely played by Ronchi, short of a good length and angling across the right-hander, Ronchi leans across, uses the pace of the bowler and steers it behind square on the off-side for a boundary

McClenaghan to Walton, 1 run, chance and Williams has dropped a dolly, back of a length and well outside off, Walton stood tall and punched it in the air towards cover-point, it came at a comfortable height for Kesrick, but he got his jump late and let the ball burst through his fingers. That should be taken at this level