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Friday, August 1, 2025

Thomas transferred to Patriots for 2023 CPL

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Ryan Bachoo
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Ja­maican fast-bowler, Os­hane Thomas, has been trans­ferred to the St Kitts & Nevis Pa­tri­ots for the 2023 Re­pub­lic Bank Caribbean Pre­mier League. Thomas joins the Pa­tri­ots from the Bar­ba­dos Roy­als af­ter two sea­sons with the fran­chise

The Pa­tri­ots will be Thomas’ third CPL team hav­ing al­so played for his home side, the Ja­maica Tallawahs, from 2016 to 2020. Thomas has claimed 42 wick­ets at CPL at an av­er­age of 24.42 across his 33 match­es.

The com­plete squads for the Re­pub­lic Bank CPL will be an­nounced dur­ing the draft show which will be broad­cast at the end of June.

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