St Kitts and Nevis Patriots vs Barbados Tridents Live ಸ್ಕೋರ್, Match 32 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

ADIOS - That concludes this game, but the tournament shows no signs of slowing down. Make sure to tune back in for Match 33 of the 2026 Caribbean Premier League, which features a highly anticipated matchup between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders on September 11th at 11 pm GMT. Cheers for now!

The skipper of St Kitts and Nevis Patriots - Jason Holder starts off by expressing clear disappointment with the campaign, admitting the squad failed to live up to expectations despite feeling they had assembled a strong unit on paper. He highlighted key individual positives from the tournament, praising reliable scoring from Andre Fletcher along with solid bowling contributions from both Naseem Shah and Manoj. He concluded by noting that while these standalone individual performances were encouraging, the team ultimately fell short of its overall objectives once again.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - The skipper of Barbados Tridents, Chris Green, wins the POTM award for having a bowling figure of 4-1-20-4. Chris Green opened by expressing satisfaction with taking wickets and contributing to a crucial victory that brings the team closer to their primary goals of playoff qualification and securing a home final. He emphasized that making a meaningful contribution in a winning cause is always gratifying, adding that he is constantly striving to evolve his overall game. He credited coach Trevor Penney for establishing a strong fielding culture within the squad, concluding with praise for the team's high-standard effort and discipline in the field.

Time for the presentation ceremony...

Earlier in the game - After opting to bowl first at the Kensington Oval, Barbados Tridents kept St Kitts and Nevis Patriots under heavy restraint, bowling them out for a modest 118 in 20 overs. Chris Green led the early charge by removing key openers Johnson Charles and Andre Fletcher during a tight Powerplay, before continuing his destruction to finish with standout figures of 4/20. Gudakesh Motie and Daniel Sams added double strikes of their own to dismantle the middle order, leaving Jason Holder, 24 off 27, waging a lone battle. Though Wanindu Hasaranga sparked an explosive late counter-attack with a fiery 45 off 25 balls, the Tridents' attack quickly wrapped up the tail to secure total control at the innings break.

Two points locked in - With the required run rate well under control, Barbados Tridents comfortably closed out the remaining runs to seal the victory. The lower middle order displayed plenty of maturity, steering the chase across the line with wickets and overs to spare to secure two vital points on home turf.

Dropped catch costs Patriots - The middle overs saw St Kitts and Nevis Patriots attempt a fightback through spin and pace, with Waqar Salamkheil and Naseem Shah applying pressure and picking up key wickets. However, missed opportunities in the field, including a dropped catch in the outfield inside the first 10 overs, allowed the Tridents to keep the scoreboard ticking and prevent any momentum-shifting collapse.

Entry into the top four - Chasing a target of 119, Barbados Tridents made a steady start inside the Powerplay despite losing early wickets. Quinton de Kock anchored the top order with a composed start, while Shadrack Descarte provided fluent support to keep the target well within striking distance.

Two back-to-back wins for Barbados Tridents and they have moved to the fourth position, knocking Saint Lucia Kings out of the position. Which means the season has now ended for the Kings. About Barbados Tridents? Well, they still have two more matches left, and if they perform like this, they will surely finish in the top four to qualify for the play-offs. What a comeback of a season for the Tridents.

SIX! Up, up and over! Daniel Sams hits the biggie and takes his team over the line. Barbados Tridents beat St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by 4 wickets. Short, outside off, Daniel Sams extends his arms and slaps it over wide long off for a flat six.

Fuller, angling down the leg side. Daniel Sams makes room to heave it across, but misses on the inside edge.

Short, outside off, Daniel Sams slaps it down the ground for a brace.

Fuller, around the pads, Quinton de Kock misses his flick and wears on the pad, before it rolls to square leg for a leg bye.

Fuller, on middle, Daniel Sams nudges it to cover-point for a single.

Daniel Sams is the new man in.

Short, on middle, Quinton de Kock nudges it to square leg for one.

OUT! CAUGHT! Can St Kitts and Nevis Patriots still pull it off from here? Naseem Shah yet again bowls a low full toss on, middle. Chris Green flicks it away but ends up hitting it uppishly to Kyle Mayers in the short mid-wicket region, who reacts within a split second to pouch it over his head.

Back of a length, outside off, Quinton de Kock slaps it to cover for one.

Short, outside off, Quinton de Kock flat bats it back to the bowler.

Back of a length, over middle. Chris Green flicks it to square leg for a single.

Short, on middle, Green nudges it to mid-wicket.

Pitches it up, on off, Green drives it to cover for a brace.

Short, outside off, Chris Green cuts it to deep cover for one.

Chris Green walks up to the middle.

OUT! STUMPED! Sherfane Rutherford got a little carried away after that boundary and Waqar Salamkheil takes advantage of it. Pitching on middle and gripping off the deck, Rutherford leaves his crease to attack but is beaten by the turn. Fletcher's hands are lightning fast behind the stumps, whipping the bails off just as Rutherford scrambles back. The TV umpire comes into play, and the frame-by-frame reveals the bat was millimetres short of the line.

FOUR! Oh, what a shot that is! Full-length delivery, outside off. Sherfane Rutherford drills it away, through cover for four runs.

Short, outside off, Sherfane Rutherford fends it to backward point.

Short, on middle, Quinton de Kock pulls it to deep square leg for one.

Short, on middle, Sherfane Rutherford pulls it to deep square leg for one.

21 needed off 30 balls now.