Guyana Amazon Warriors 127 for 4 (Hope 42*, Narine 1-13) beat Trinbago Knight Riders 126 for 8 (Greaves 35, Mehidy 4-23, Shamar Joseph 2-27) by six wickets
Mehidy struck twice in the fifth over – removing Colin Munro and Nicholas Pooran with back-to-back deliveries – and finished with 4 for 23 from his four overs after Amazon Warriors had opted to field. This was Mehidy’s second game after he joined Amazon Warriors as a replacement for Mohammad Nabi, and he has seven wickets for the cost of just 36 runs from them.
Knight Riders, who had raced to 43 for 2 in the powerplay, lost wickets regularly thereafter and finished on a paltry 126 for 8. Justin Greaves top-scored with 35 off 37 balls, while Munro made 26 off 16.
Hetmyer fell in the 13th over and Mehidy was dismissed for 2, but Hope stayed unbeaten to see his side home alongside Quentin Sampson, with the target achieved in 18.4 overs.
The result meant Knight Riders, the defending champions, finished at the bottom of the table after their seventh loss in this CPL.
