Barbados Tridents vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots Live स्कोर, Match 23 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

That's a wrap - An absolute run-fest at Warner Park, capped off by a thoroughly dominant showing from the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots to seal a well-deserved victory. The CPL carnival rolls on this Thursday, September 3, as the Trinbago Knight Riders lock horns with the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons at 11 pm GMT. Be sure to tune in early for the toss, pitch report, and all the pre-match analysis. From all of us here, goodbye and take care!

The captain of St Kitts and Nevis Patriots - Jason Holder says that it was an excellent game of cricket and he is happy to get over the line. When asked about Johnson Charles, he says that Charles is a confident cricketer and he showed his class. He reckons that Kyle Mayers showed some confidence and they gave them a brilliant start. He further says that the guys hung in the middle and fought back after a huge total. He ends by saying the umpires' decision was a bit controversial at the start, but anyone can make mistakes.

The captain of Barbados Tridents - Chris Green says that he is disappointed with the result. He adds that he is proud of Quinton de Kock, as he scored a magnificent century. He reckons that he had no words when Johnson Charles was brought back after the catch. He says that bowling here is always difficult, but overall it was a good batting performance from the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots. He ends by saying that they fought their way till the end but unfortunately it didn't go their way.

Player of the Match - Johnson Charles is the Player of the Match for his knock of 78 runs off 45 balls. He says that he is glad to finally step up and put his team in a winning position. He explains that his plan is to attack from the very first ball, expressing relief that his high confidence is finally producing big runs. While thanking the energetic crowd, Charles praises Quinton de Kock’s brilliant century and maintains that his own controversial dismissal was a waist-high no-ball. He credits a calm team atmosphere and firmly believes that securing another victory will put immense pressure on their rivals in the race to qualify.

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A nail-biting finish - The game turned into a nail-biter when Daniel Sams produced a 18th over, dismissing both the set Dasun Shanaka for 36 and skipper Jason Holder for 18. But he bowled a no-ball in that over and went for 18 runs. With the pressure mounting, Wanindu Hasaranga swung the contest right back, blasting an astonishing 18 off just 4 deliveries alongside Andre Fletcher's steady hand. After punishing the 19th over for 18 runs, the Patriots brought the equation down to just 4 needed off the final over and comfortably knocked off the winning runs to script a famous victory.

Johnson Charles' blazing knock - Needing an explosive start, the Patriots found early momentum amid sheer chaos. In the fourth over, Johnson Charles was ruled out to a catch, but following animated protests from the Patriots dugout over waist height, the third umpire reversed the call to a no-ball. Making the most of his lifeline, Charles launched seven massive sixes in a stunning 78 off 45 deliveries. He put on a 112-run opening stand with Kyle Mayers, who was unluckily run out at the non-striker's end for 29.

De Kock and Carter light up the stadium - Sent into bat by Jason Holder, the Tridents recovered swiftly from losing Brandon King early. Quinton de Kock was in sublime touch, carving out a majestic century to anchor the innings with pure authority. Alongside him, Zachary Carter notched his maiden CPL fifty, sharing a blistering 116-run stand off just 66 balls. A rapid 26 from Sherfane Rutherford and a quick 18 not out from Chris Green propelled the Tridents to a massive 217 for 4, leaving the Patriots with a mountain to climb despite Naseem Shah's valiant effort of 2 for 43.

Patriots clinch a thriller - What an extraordinary spectacle at Warner Park as the St Kitts & Nevis Patriots pulled off an unforgettable high-scoring heist to keep their tournament alive! Both teams threw heavy punches in an absolute run fest that went right down to the wire. The Barbados Tridents produced a batting masterclass to post a towering total, but the Patriots responded with fearless counter-attacking cricket to seal a sensational victory.

SIX! Andre Fletcher finishes off with a no-look shot! Fullish, on off, Andre Fletcher stays in his crease and powers it over the bowler's head for a biggie. St Kitts and Nevis Patriots win by 6 wickets.

Just 4 runs needed off the final over now. Gudakesh Motie to bowl. Can he do something special?

FOUR MORE! St Kitts and Nevis Patriots are just one hit away now! Short and wide, Wanindu Hasaranga latches onto it and slashes it over backward point for yet another boundary.

FOUR! That's a wonderful shot from Wanindu Hasaranga! Full and outside off, Hasaranga opens the face of his bat and guides it through backward point for a boundary. 8 runs needed from 7 balls now.

Too full, outside off, Andre Fletcher digs it to cover for a single.

Slower one, outside off, Andre Fletcher steps away but leaves it in the end. Instantly realises his mistake.

Wide! Way outside off, Andre Fletcher leaves it alone. Pressure on the bowler now.

Wanindu Hasaranga has called the physio here. He stretched too hard for that second run. All fine now, and we are good to go again...

Full and outside off, Andre Fletcher knocks it to long on for a brace. Excellent running between the wickets.

SIX! What a shot from the spiceman! Full and on leg, Andre Fletcher stays in his crease and hammers it over long on for a no-look six. 200 comes up for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.

FOUR! Makes the most of the free hit! Full and outside off, Wanindu Hasaranga opens the face of his bat and guides it over backward point for a boundary. 22 more runs to win off 12 balls.

SIX! Another twist in the tale! Short, on off, Wanindu Hasaranga takes a step forward and hammers it over long off for a biggie. Also, it's a no ball for height. Free hit coming up...

Wanindu Hasaranga walks in.

OUT! TAKEN! Daniel Sams strikes. He sees Shanaka moving forward and goes wider. Dasun Shanaka reaches out to it and looks to loft it but gets it off the toe end of his bat. The ball carries towards long off. Kevlon Anderson settles under it and takes a good catch.

Good length, on off, Andre Fletcher knocks it to mid off for a single.

SIX! What a way to get off the mark! Back of a length, on off, Andre Fletcher pulls it flat and over mid-wicket. Sherfane Rutherford leaps but only manages to get his hand to it. The ball sails over the fence.

Bangs it short, on leg, Andre Fletcher looks to pull it but misses.

Andre Fletcher walks in to bat now.

OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! What a review from Daniel Sams. Full and outside off, Jason Holder looks to drive it but misses. A loud appeal for caught behind but nothing from the umpire. Daniel Sams looks convinced and he sends it upstairs to have a check. Fair delivery and Ultra Edge shows a spike. The onfield decision is overturned to OUT.

St Kitts and Nevis Patriots need 40 runs in 18 balls now. This is heading towards a cracking finish. Daniel Sams returns.

Too full, on leg, Dasun Shanaka flicks it through mid-wicket for a brace.