CPL: Amazon Warriors beat Stars by seven wickets
Keemo Paul (left) of Guyana Amazon Warriors and teammate Jason Mohammed
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August 22, 2017

CPL: Amazon Warriors beat Stars by seven wickets

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) — Guyana Amazon Warriors defeated St Lucia Stars by seven wickets in their Caribbean Premier League match at the Guyana National Stadium here Tuesday night.

Scores:

STARS 100 for seven off 20 overs (Jesse Ryder 29; Rashid Khan 2-19, Rayad Emrit 2-26)

AMAZON WARRIORS 101 for three off 14.4 overs (Jason Mohammed 42 not out, Sohail Tanvir 38)

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