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St Lucia Zouks v St Kitts and Nevis Patriots on July 22

Despite playing some good cricket at various points of time, the season hasn’t quite panned out the way St Lucia Zouks and St Kitts and Nevis Patriots would have liked. Loss of form to key players hasn’t helped their cause. St Kitts and Nevis Patriots are currently 5th placed in the 6-team table, just above St Lucia Zouks, but only by virtue of a better Net Run Rate. Both teams have just as many wins (1) and St Kitts and Nevis Patriots have lost 6 matches off tally of 7 matches while St Lucia Zouks have lost 3 matches from total of 4 matches.

·         Best economical pick – The South African china man bowler Tabraiz Shamsi has been the lone warrior for St Kitts and Nevis Patriots team. He has taken 8 wickets in 7 matches with an average of 23.00 and a cheap economy rate of 6.57.

·       Top captains & vice captains – Jonathan Carter has clearly been St Kitts and Nevis Patriots best batsmen and not only because of his season aggregate of 164 runs, the 27-year old has looked assured at the crease and has looked in control of proceedings whenever he has scored runs. After Retiring from International cricket Mr. Cricket Mike Hussey has been scoring fluently for St Lucia Zouks in this season. He has scored 119 runs in 4 matches with an average of 39.66.

·       Smart pick – Among the bowlers, the Australian Star All-Rounder Shane Watson has been impressive for St Lucia Zouks picking up 6 wickets in four matches – which includes one Man of the Match award winning performances.

·         Cautions Pick – The limited over captain of West Indies and the captain of St Lucia Zouks Darren Sammy has been very ordinary in this tournament. He has scored just 59 runs with an average of 19.66 and has taken just 1 wicket with an average of 45.00 in 4 matches.

·          My XI – Jonathan Carter (Captain), Mike Hussey (Vice-Captain), Tabraiz Shamsi, Shane Watson, Evin Lewis, Devon Thomas, Samuel Badree, Delorn Johnson, Brad Hodge, Thisara Perera, Gidron Pope