CPL 2019 by Cricbuzz Staff • Last updated on ShareTweet Can Shoaib Malik and Co. turn it around in this final? © Getty Caribbean Premier League finals have invariably been about the richness of T20 sport, the culmination of a tournament in a parallel world that’s accessible to all but attended by some. There’s strong local flavour in that sense, and there’s colour and crowd. There’s three different winners in six editions. And there’s one perpetual runner-up. Amazon Guyana Warriors have come out losers in four out of their four finale appearances. And here they come for the trophy again, not dead on their feet but better prepared than ever before. There’s a good reason why this might be their year. And it doesn’t manifest in The Shawshank Redemption’s umpteenth invocation of hope on internet but in how the Warriors have remained unbeaten this season. Warriors have won 11 games on the trot now, three of them — two in the league round-robin and one in the Qualifier — coming against Barbados Tridents, their opponents in the Saturday’s finale showdown. 2014 was the last time these two teams met in a final, when Tridents won by a narrow margin of… Read full this story
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