A low-scoring contest in Guyana boiled down to one of the most remarkable finishes in Twenty20 cricket in 2014 series.
Red Steel made two grievous errors in the field in the final over of the chase, allowing Guyana Amazon Warriors’ last wicket to tie the game, after which Sunil Narine took the spotlight. Defending 11 in the Super Over, the Warriors’ spinner delivered a wicket maiden to secure his team’s second win of the 2014 CPL.
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Narine was up against Red Steel’s wicketkeeper Nicolas Pooran, who had hit the spinner for 11 runs off four balls during the chase.
In the Super Over, however, Pooran could not get bat on ball for the first four deliveries, before holing out at long-off. Warriors had already all but won the game, and Narine beat New Zealand’s Ross Taylor with the final ball to complete his maiden over.
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