00:00TKR finishing with the Flourish.
00:03Saturday night's Republic Bank CPL match saw TKR going under to the Jamaica Kingsmen by seven runs on the DLS
00:09method at the Queen's Park Oval.
00:11With rain spoiling the party, the table shows the Kingsmen in second spot, whereas the Knight Riders are fifth.
00:18TKR made 180 per six with half-centries from openers Colin Munro and Cyril Narine, as well as skipper Nicholas
00:25Puran.
00:51TKR next play Guyana-Amazon Warriors on Monday from 5 p.m.
00:55local time, that being the Independence Day holiday, and Puran is hoping his side can bounce back following the loss.
01:02I mean, as a group, we know what we have to do.
01:04And we saw today that we have the ability to fight, and that's what we have to do for the
01:09next four games.
01:09We need to fight and fight and stay in it, continue to believe that we'll win games and we can
01:14win a couple games and see where it goes for us.
01:15So, again, T20 is our momentum as well, and hopefully, you know, Monday we can be on the right side.
01:21Jamaica Kingsmen in their first season have now beaten TKR twice, and Captain Rovman Powell was extremely delighted following the
01:28result.
01:29You know, it's massive.
01:30We started out knowing that if we are going to progress far in the competition, you have to beat teams
01:34like Trinidad and Guyana.
01:36They have been the frontrunner for some time in CPL, so it's massive to especially come in Trinidad and get
01:41two points.
01:42The Jamaica Kingsmen next play Guyana-Amazon Warriors on Friday at the Providence Stadium.
01:48Vinod Nawani, T-6 Sport.
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