Amir takes three as Tallawahs make it two from two

Mohammad Amir returned figures of 3 for 22 as Jamaica Tallawahs confined Guyana Amazon Warriors to a shoddy complete of 142, which they pursued down with four wickets and four balls in excess. The pursuit, initiated by commander Rovman Powell's unbeaten 44, provided the Tallawahs with their second success of the CPL 2022 season from as many games. Amir put the Tallawahs in charge every step of the way after Powell chose for field. In his first finished, he excused the risky Paul Stirling and in his second, he represented the other opener, Chandrapaul Hemraj. Guyana were 5/2 and required their innings to be remade. That got through a 66-run stand between Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer however tragically for the Amazon Warriors, the pair got those runs off 11.4 overs at under a run-a-ball. The difficulty for Guyana was the sluggish scoring rate as well as what trailed behind. Trust (25 off 30) and Hetmyer (39 off 45) were excused off progressive conveyances, sinking their side further. Romario Shepherd however hit them in the clear with three fours and as a large number in a 17-ball thump for 36 while Heinrich Klaasen added a valuable 22* to take the all out beyond 140. Amir got back to excuse Odean Smith for his third wicket to guarantee his side wasn't pursuing more on the thing was a difficult surface. The generally low objective to pursue implied the Tallawahs could bear to not face challenges against the three-prong turn assault of Guyana. While Gudakesh Motie (2 for 10), Imran Tahir (1 for 22) and Tabraiz Shamsi (1 for 24) all returned prudent figures, Powell sent off a determined attack on Shepherd and Odean Smith, who between them offered 87 runs in 7.2 overs. Guyana did well to press the game to where the Tallawahs required 39 from the last three overs, which were all to be bowled by the medium pacers. Chris Green then, at that point, smoked a four and a six off Odean and when the strike was turned over , Powell hit a couple of sixes to make it 23 off the eighteenth over. The pursuit was standard from that point. Brief scores:Guyana Amazon Warriors 142/6 in 20 overs (Romario Shepherd 36; Mohammad Amir 3-22) lost to Jamaica Tallawahs 143/6 in 19.2 overs (Rovman Powell 44*; Gudakesh Motie 2-10) by four wickets