Sev­en play­ers from the West In­dies and four over­seas crick­eters have been named to the 2019m Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League (CPL) All-Stars team which was se­lect­ed on Fri­day by Tom Moody, CPL’s Di­rec­tor – In­ter­na­tion­al Crick­et, along with the com­men­tary team – Mark Butch­er, Dan­ny Mor­ri­son, Dirk Nannes, Ian Bish­op and Daren Gan­ga.

They have at­tend­ed a Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League wed­ding four times be­fore but as brides­maids. How­ev­er, on Sat­ur­day, the Guyana Ama­zon War­riors will be hop­ing they are the ones throw­ing the bou­quet when they bat­tle the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents in the grand fi­nale at the Bri­an Lara Crick­et Acad­e­my in Tarou­ba, San Fer­nan­do, from 5 pm.

It has been a long hard jour­ney, even pass­ing every day near the Bri­an Lara Crick­et Acad­e­my in Tarou­ba, which is two min­utes from his home, know­ing that his team played four times there in a Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League fi­nal and came up short.

An up­set Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers cap­tain Kieron Pol­lard said on Thurs­day night that his team de­served to lose against the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents in the semi­fi­nal of the Hero CPL T20 tour­na­ment at the Bri­an Lara Crick­et Acad­e­my in Tarou­ba, San Fer­nan­do.

Fans at to­mor­row’s Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League fi­nal be­tween the Guyana Ama­zon War­riors and the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents will be able to do so with­out hav­ing to walk around with cash in their pock­ets when they are seek­ing re­fresh­ments from the con­ces­sion­ar­ies at the Bri­an Lara Sta­di­um in Tarou­ba.

Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers skip­per Kieron Pol­lard's dreams of lead­ing his home side to a hat-trick of Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League ti­tles in his first sea­son in charge im­plod­ed on Thurs­day night as the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents pulled off a 12-run vic­to­ry to book their spot in Sat­ur­day's fi­nal against the un­beat­en Guyana Ama­zon War­riors.

Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers cap­tain Kieron Pol­lard be­lieves their cru­cial win in last Sun­day’s Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League play­off match against the St Kitts/Nevis Pa­tri­ots could be the turn­ing point for his side as they head in­to to­mor­row’s mas­sive se­mi-fi­nal against archri­vals Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents.

PROV­I­DENCE—The Guyana Ama­zon War­riors pre­dictably main­tained their un­beat­en streak, notch­ing their 11th win on the trot in a com­fort­able 30-run vic­to­ry over the Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents on Sun­day to book their place in the fi­nal of the Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League.

Mys­tery spin­ner Sunil Nar­ine was the man to shine for the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers yes­ter­day as they de­feat­ed the St Kitts/Nevis Pa­tri­ots by six wick­ets to move in­to the semi­fi­nals of the 2019 Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League T20 tour­na­ment.

Mys­tery spin­ner Sunil Nar­ine played through in­jury to pro­duce a miser­ly spell while the in-form Lendl Sim­mons hit a half-cen­tu­ry to steer the Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers past the St Kitts Nevis Pa­tri­ots by six wick­ets in the first Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League Elim­i­na­tor at the Prov­i­dence Sta­di­um in Guyana on Sun­day.

The Guyana Ama­zon War­riors con­tin­ued their amaz­ing run in the 2019 Hero Caribbean Pre­mier League when they record­ed their ninth suc­ces­sive win with a 77-run tri­umph against the Ja­maica Tallawahs at the Prov­i­dence Sta­di­um in Guyana on Thurs­day night.

Bar­ba­dos Tri­dents skip­per Ja­son Hold­er's men put more tears in Trin­ba­go Knight Rid­ers fans' eyes at the Queen's Park Oval in Port-of-Spain on Wednes­day night, af­ter cruis­ing to a sev­en-wick­et win over the home side in their lat­est Hero Caribbean Pro­fes­sion­al League matchup.