Barbados Royals vs Jamaica Tallawahs, 3rd Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

All Jamaica and Guyana need to wait to get their revenge is a few hours. There teams are all set to square off tomorrow, same place, same time. For now, from all of us down here, it is a wrap. Ta ta!!

Sangakkara: I thought we did very well in the powerplay but we had many dot balls in the middle overs. In T20s you need to express yourself but we were a bit reserved in the middle stages. A drop catch while fielding also did not help us to any extent. Simmons was unlucky, he was batting beautifully in some tough conditions. We need to ensure that we take more singles and keep rotating the strike.

Pollard: A good start for us. A lot of people were surprised when we decided to bat first but we knew getting runs on the board was huge. I have played a lot of T20s to know that we need to do well with the bat in the first innings on a wicket like this. We could have been a lot more clinical in our effort but we'll take a win. We need to deal with the pitch that is offered to us and rehydrate ourselves and come back tomorrow.

Akeal Hosein, Man of the Match: Basically we were telling each other to take it to the end. Singles were important as well and we looked to take them. Some balls weren't coming on properly and on a wicket like this one it is better to take singles than to face dots. You need to mix up your pace and angles which is what we did today.

A collapse after the carnage and Jamaica fail to close it off. It started off with a lot of promise with Simmons in his mood. Had it not been for his lazy bit of running, the Tallahwahs had every right to walk themselves to the target. The spinners too did their bit in the middle overs, toying around with changes in pace and angles to deny the batsmen an opportunity to score quickly. In the end, on a wicket as dry and slow as this one, the partnership between Akeal and Parnell at the end was the one that made the difference of a few extra runs, presicely what the margin of defeat was in the end. Hang on, the presentations coming your way..

Rampaul to Imad Wasim, 2 runs, ends with the short pitched one. Ends successfully. Wasim walks across, and goes for a one-legged pull to mid-wicket. Runs back in for a boost of the net run-rate. The Tridents win by 12 runs

Rampaul to Santokie, 1 run, tennis ball like bounce as Santokie goes for a Natraj-pull, behind square, top-edged. Pollard celebrates with a fist pump

Rampaul to Santokie, SIX, too late in the day. Moves backwards, almost on the line of the stumps and connects, big time. Soaring well over cow corner

Rampaul to Santokie, 2 runs, gets some bat on his pull. Rampaul keeps up with the slower ones and Santokie smokes it down to long-on. The chance from normal goes mathematical

Rampaul to Santokie, no run, 116kph, another slower one. Santokie attempts another launch into the night sky, could've played another shot by the time the ball got to him. Okay, so Jamaica need to do a Brathwaite now

Rampaul to Santokie, no run, closer to sealing the game. A slower bumper angling away wide. Santokie, on an obvious pull misses all ends up

Riaz to Santokie, 1 run, an opened up biff, to mid-off. Top stuff this refusing to go full and give the batsmen any sort of room. Gets the equation to 24 off 6. A boundary a must of every delivery

Riaz to Imad Wasim, 1 run, continues keeping it on the shorter side. Smart stuff this. Wasim does get some wood on his slaps down the ground, long-on it is

Riaz to Imad Wasim, no run, a violent bat swipe. Too quick for him to deal with. Another dot..26 off 8

Riaz to Santokie, 1 run, moves away, pulling it to long-on. Can only get a single

Riaz to Santokie, no run, heaved away, off the bat sticker back to the bowler

Riaz to Rovman Powell, out Caught by Williamson!! KW you beauty. Oh has Riaz overstepped again? Looks real close. Oh my..not again. The third umpire however finds something behind the line before his front foot drags outside. A matter of millimeters. Was the short one, Rovman Powell pulls hard and flat, down the throat of deep mid-wicket, who intercepts to pluck it out. Rovman Powell c Williamson b Riaz 13(16) [4s-1]

Riaz to Jonathan Foo, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Riaz to Rovman Powell, wide, a wasted effort. A bouncer down leg, well down in fact

Rampaul to Rovman Powell, leg byes, 1 run, a good comeback after being smoked away off the first delivery. Fires one on the hips as Foo keeps the strike with a glance to fine leg. 28 needed off 12