Saint Lucia Kings vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Final - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: Caribbean Premier League 2021 Venue: Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts Date & Time: Sep 15, 10:00 AM LOCAL
Dominic Drakes 48(24)
19.6
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 1 run, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots are the CPL2021 Champions. Look at them go. Drakes removes his helmet and goes off on a run as soon as he completes the single. They are all over him and he runs towards the manual scoreboard without his jersey, throws it to someone. "He promised one of the scoreboard operators before the game and has kept his promise," informs Ian Bishop on air. Coming to the ball: It was a low full toss and Drakes jams it towards short fine, Shah races to the other end and the celebrations start
19.5
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, FOUR, the scores are level. They are celebrating in the Patriots dugout. But the match ain't over. Williams missed the yorker by a couple of inches and that is enough, Drakes gets underneath it and thumps it over extra cover. He struck it so well that the ball almost went the distance, needed the TV umpire to check and make the decision
19.4
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 2 runs, very full delivery outside off, Drakes manages to squeeze the drive through extra cover, the call was for two and Shah responds, the throw goes over Williams but the pair don't take the extra run. Drakes wants to stay on strike.. 5 off 2
19.3
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, no run, this is excellent bowling from Williams. He knows what he's doing. He is going full and at Drakes' pads, not much the left hander can do there, misses the flick and wears it on the pad. 7 off 3
19.1
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 1 run, low full toss and Drakes squirts an inside edge through his legs, the ball rolls backward of square on the leg-side and this time Shah was reluctant to take the single, but he manages to cross over. 8 off 5
18.3
Riaz to Drakes, leg byes, 1 run, inswinging yorker and Drakes cannot dig it out, the ball thuds into the pad and rolls to the left of Riaz
18.2
Riaz to Drakes, SIX, where did that ball go? It has left everyone confused. The camerman could not follow the trajectory. The on air comms don't know where the ball landed. But the umpire signals a six. It was that short ball again and Drakes swings off his feet, slices it high and the ball sails over the wide long-off fence. Not for a second it looked like a well-timed hit but that is the power of these Caribbean players, even mishits go the distance
17.4
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 1 run, nope double bluff. Slower ball on leg-stump, Drakes works it to the left of Williams and Allen is too quick, even though there's a direct hit at the striker's end, Allen had made it in comfortably
16.6
Riaz to Drakes, SIX, oh my! That has to be the shot of the match. He tried something similar the last ball he faced Riaz but this is a much cleaner connection. Full delivery just short of yorker length, Drakes sits down, opens the bat face and smokes it over deep point. The timing is such that he cleared the biggest boundary of the field quite comfortably
16.2
Riaz to Drakes, 1 run, uhhh! He's really middling them. Fullish delivery outside off, Drakes sits on his back knee and nails it square on the off-side, straight to sweeper and hence only a single
15.3
Wiese to Drakes, 1 run, very full delivery, almost in the blockhole, Drakes squeezes it behind square on the off-side and there was an opportunity for the second, but Drakes slips at the bowler's end and they don't go for it
15.2
Wiese to Drakes, SIX, is Drakes going to be Patriots' Paul? This is a mistimed shot and has still traveled the distance. The short ball gets big on Drakes and he flat-bats it straight back over Wiese, the connection is so good that the ball goes crashing into the ad boardings
14.6
Alzarri Joseph to Drakes, FOUR, much needed boundary for the Patriots. That also ruins the over for Alzarri. Short and at the hips, Drakes pulls it behind square on the leg-side and beats the fielder in the deep, one bounce and over the ropes
14.4
Alzarri Joseph to Drakes, 1 run, once more he's hurried on the pull shot and mistimes it to long-on
14.3
Alzarri Joseph to Drakes, no run, Drakes wanted to send this out of St Lucia. Pacy short of length delivery angled across the left hander, Drakes swings so hard that he almost does a 360 degree turn, makes no contact as the ball flies over the top-edge and he looks at the square leg umpire for a possible wide. This was not even one for the over, well below the shoulder
14.1
Alzarri Joseph to Drakes, 3 runs, Drakes denied a boundary once again. Brilliant bit of work from Deyal. On a length and outside off, Drakes drives on the rise through extra cover and thought it was a boundary, but Deyal had other ideas as he runs a long way from sweeper cover and dives to make the stop
13.4
Wiese to Drakes, leg byes, 1 run, this short ball does not bouce as much as Drakes expected, he misses the pull and the ball deflects off the thigh pad to backward point
13.2
Wiese to Drakes, 3 runs, sloppy from Wiese. First he offers a half tracker outside off, Drakes slaps it to wide long-off where David makes the stop and fires the throw at the bowler's end, Wiese tries to be smart and flick it back onto the stumps, misses and concedes the extra run
13.1
Wiese to Drakes, no run, off-cutter outside off, Drakes throws the bat on the slash and toe-ends it to backward point
12.4
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 1 run, in the air and drops safely. Off-pace delivery and Drakes sets up for the slog sweep, bends the back leg and swings across the line, doesn't middle it and hence the ball lands in front of deep mid-wicket
12.2
Kesrick Williams to Drakes, 1 run, slower delivery around off, Drakes angles it square past point and crosses over
11.5
Roston Chase to Drakes, 1 run, fraction short and Drakes toe-ends the pull towards deep mid-wicket, just a single
11.2
Roston Chase to Drakes, 1 run, shortens the length and Drakes tucks it in front of square, wide of mid-wicket
10.6
Alzarri Joseph to Drakes, FOUR, Drakes is up and running. He does not need any sighters. Very similar to the ball that dimissed Rutherford but Drakes quickly rocks back and pulls over mid-wicket, not off the middle but enough to trickle into the fence
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