Barbados Royals vs Trinbago Knight Riders, 29th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

The Tridents needed a win and they needed a big win. They ticked off the first, but by not ticking off the second, have placed themselves needing a minor miracle in their last game. They will be back later today to try and perform that miracle, but up against them, it will be Chris Gayle and his Patriots. Should be a good game - the last of the league phase. Do join us for all the action. For now, cheers and bye..

Bravo: 'McCullum has gone to the hospital, we are still waiting for the results, hopefully, it will be good news. No excuses, they bowled really well and put us under a lot of pressure, the loss of McCullum was a big factor in the game. We kept them under pressure even after being 62/7, I bowled out my best bowlers, but Parnell batted really well. I backed ourselves to chase down 133, but Pollard led his team well. We two have a competitive spirit, it's never nice to lose, but they were the better team tonight.'

Pollard: 'The key was to take wickets with the new ball. I thought we bowled good lengths, back of a length and good length deliveries were difficult to hit. Needed to hit the right areas, we have experienced bowlers in the team, it was just a matter of consistency. 130 odd gave us a fighting chance. Parnell batted with a lot of maturity and I was impressed with the way Shamar played, he's learning a lot from his mistakes and him coming good was great to see. Tomorrow is a big game with all the permutations surrounding it, I just want my guys to come out and play some good cricket. Do the basics well and come out with their best.'

Parnell: 'Obviously, bowling is my forte, getting wickets is what I like, but I needed to make a score so that we could have something to defend. I have batted at various stages previously, but the team needs is more important. We have played well at times, badly at times, Pollard wanted us to remain calm and stick with the basics. Nothing is impossible in cricket, tomorrow is a fresh game and against a very good time, we need to be at our best to beat them.'

Wayne Parnell is the Man of the Match

At 62/7, the tournament seemed to be over for the Tridents, but they have made a stirring comeback. The bowling was disciplined, they kept chipping away with wickets, got a bit of luck and cashed in. The Knight Riders were never there in the chase, they were unlucky to lose McCullum to an injury, but the rest simply caved in. Searles was the only other batsman to offer a fight, but he was left too much to do. The loss will not have an impact on their top-two finish, but they will be sweating on McCullum's fitness as they get set for the playoffs.

Riaz to Searles, out Caught by Shamar Springer!! The heroics of Searles comes to an end the Tridents are the deserving winners. This was the slower ball from Riaz, Searles was setting himself up for a big swipe, has to reach out for the ball, ends up getting a big top-edge. Webster runs across to his left from short third man and holds on. McCullum will not bat and that's that. Searles c sub (Webster) b Riaz 29(21) [4s-3 6s-1]

Riaz to Searles, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

The Tridents win and they stay alive in the tournament

Riaz to Searles, FOUR, bad start to the over from Riaz, this isn't over as yet. Riaz is surprised that it's not called as a no-ball for height. A high full-toss, well above waist high, Riaz has got lucky there, Searles was looking to drive and skews off the outside half of the bat, beats point and rolls away to the fence

Wahab Riaz [3.0-0-20-1] is back into the attack

21 needed from 12 balls, the Tridents need just one more wicket, not sure if McCullum will bat. It will be Riaz who will bowl the 19th over. The news is McCullum has gone to the hospital for a X-Ray and will not bat

Pollard to Searles, 1 run, slower delivery outside off, Searles keeps strike with a tuck towards mid-wicket

Pollard to Anderson Phillip, 1 run, on a good length and just outside off, chipped uppishly and well short of the man at long-off

Pollard to Searles, 1 run, short of a length and on the stumps, Searles is happy to just clip it towards mid-wicket for a single

Pollard to Anderson Phillip, 1 run, the slower ball from Pollard and Phillip had no clue as he prodded forward, the inside edge ballooned towards the on-side and falls in no man's land

Pollard to Searles, 1 run, short of a length and on the stumps, tucked away towards the on-side for a single

Pollard to Searles, no run, Pollard outfoxes Searles with the slower ball, he was setting himself up for the reverse scoop, was done in by the lack of pace and gets an inside edge onto his body

Anderson Phillip, right handed bat, comes to the crease

19 runs from the over, but the Knight Riders still need another 26. Will McCullum bat? Not now as Phillip walks in