Jamaica Tallawahs vs Trinbago Knight Riders, 12th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That is another potbolier which has come to an end. Phew. That was really close. With no nails left, time for us to say bye bye! This is Kumar Abhisekh Das signing off on behalf of Vineet Anantharaman and Sulthan.

Ross Taylor, Jamaica Tallawahs: Andre (Russell) is getting a bit of treatment and I didn't do much today so had to come out and do something. If you saw, both sides struggled in the first ten overs. I still thought 180 was defendable and Trinbago have to be given credit for going hard in the end with wickets in hand. There were a few half chances we would have liked to take, but Oshane (Thomas) bowled superbly to take it to the last ball despite his inexperience. A few decisions too didn't go our way but in the course of the tournament it would even itself out. We want to play with a bit of passion; we have lost a bit of momentum over the last two games and we'll look to come back hard against Barbados in our next game and reverse this little dip we are in.

Dwayne Bravo, Trinbago Knight Riders: Two points are important as far as the points table is concerned. It was important to get these two points. I was happy with the score given our lineup. We had a plan and they did not get off to a flier but I was still happy with our bowling effort. I was backing our team to chase it. Spinners on this ground can travel and Darren is one of the best players of spin bowling and Colin is one of better players of seam bowling. When I came in, I did not have much of a choice. Khary has experience and he has grown from strength to strength. I am happy with the effort from the guys.

Khary Pierre, Man of the Match: Was a good wicket and I backed myself to bowl my variations. The coaching staff made a plan and it worked out.

A photo finish in match number 12 as Trinbago snatched a win off the last ball. Javon Searles from almost being touted as the villain unveiled his heroism by slapping the last ball for a four past the sweeper cover fielder. Both the innings followed a similar pattern and was about one partnership each which helped them reach a 180 plus total. For Jamaica it was Glenn Phillips and David Miller and for Trinbago it was the duo of Colin Munro and Darren Bravo. But then Dwayne Bravo's quickfire 36 off 11 balls was invaluable and might have been the clincher. TKR move to number 2 in the points table after this win.

Thomas to Searles, FOUR, length ball outside off and has been flat-batted away past sweeper cover for a four! TKR have snatched a win here. And are making a habit of it. Wow!! Chest pumping celebrations from Searles and he has been hounded down by his mates who took no time to invade the ground. Thomas is down on his haunches. Agony and elation echo at Lauderhill!

Thomas to Searles, 2 runs, tumbling stop from the man at long-off and a desperate dive from the batsman running to the batter's end makes a recipe for a couple. 3 would be needed off the last ball. That was fuller and wider, the batsman stroked it away but could not find the gap

Pressure, pressure where have you been? It has travelled all the way to Florida. The bowler loses his run-up

Thomas to Searles, wide, too full and too wide, has been wided. That was outside the tramline and the right call was made. Searles again failed to put bat on it. 5 more needed. Cliched it may sound but all three results are possible

Thomas to Searles, no run, length ball outside off and the batsman misses as he tried to go big over the off-side. Six needed off 2 balls. Only a run off this over

Denesh Ramdin, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Thomas to Dwayne Bravo, out Caught by Kennar Lewis!! The drama ain't going to end anytime soon. That was full, the batsman backed away a bit and sliced the ball away for the man at deep cover to run to his left and take it. 6 needed off 3 balls. Dwayne Bravo c Kennar Lewis b Thomas 36(11) [6s-5]

Thomas to Dwayne Bravo, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Thomas to Searles, leg byes, 1 run, that was preempted from Searles and he misses as he tried to paddle sweep it. Gets a single in the form of a leg bye

Thomas to Searles, no run, right up there! Yorkerish outside off and the ball goes under the bat. 7 off 5 now

Oshane Thomas [3.0-0-22-1] is back into the attack

A Russell to Dwayne Bravo, SIX, that should seal it! Biffed down the ground and the man at long-on slides to his left but fails to get anywhere close as the ball went over the ropes. 7 off 6 should not merit any drama

A Russell to Searles, byes, 1 run, Looked to heave the ball away but was a slower delivery and the batsman ended up missing it. He scrambled a bye as Bravo ran to the other end and forced his partner to take the single. There was no bat on it. Searles even wanted a wide for that as it was slightly angling down leg

Javon Searles, right handed bat, comes to the crease

A Russell to Munro, out Bowled!! Walks too much across the line and misses it to be clean bowled. Russell is pumped up and throws a fist in the air. The batsman is livid as he departs. TKR still need 14. That was again full, attacked the sticks this time though Russell and that paved the way for a wicket. Munro b A Russell 67(51) [4s-4 6s-4]