St Kitts and Nevis Patriots vs Trinbago Knight Riders, 22nd Match, Caribbean Premier League, 2017 - HighlightsSNP vs TKR, 22nd Match, Caribbean Premier League, 2017 - Highlights

R Beaton to Shamarh Brooks, out Shamarh Brooks Run Out!! Sacrifices to the cause. Cannot connect with the wide yorker, but takes on Ramdin's aim techniques. And falls short. Just about. So, two rare dots in the final over but the Patriots have made their riot heard already. Shamarh Brooks run out (Ramdin) 20(17) [6s-2]

R Beaton to Gayle, out Caught by Darren Bravo!! Holes out. None of the century gimmicks. But what an innings nevertheless. He's asking for the no ball on height. But tell you what, the replays from one angle are right at the wait, and from the other side show the ball around the shin. Faulty tech. Or my faulty eyes. Little bit more of the height on the bat, not quite off the juice spot. Spits up, ballooning into the skies and for a change, Darren Bravo takes a catch. Gayle c Darren Bravo b R Beaton 93(47) [4s-5 6s-8]

R Beaton to Gayle, SIX, the pressure. The pressure of his reputation. Dishes out a full toss, heaved away, flat batted, over the bowler, over the fielder coming out there, over the sightscreen

R Beaton to Gayle, SIX, add another to the six count. All bottom handed. Another length stuff, Gayle ain't forgiving these. Leans out and is out in smoking it into the stands. Where else, but cow corner

Dwayne Bravo to Shamarh Brooks, SIX, the dancing shoes on. Skips out, realizes he isn't close to the line but doesn't hold back a cell of his body as he slams it up and over a diving long-on

Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, SIX, the flattest of missiles. Waits under the missed yorker and drills it in the air, past the bowler. Barely to the six-feet in the height mark

Anderson Phillip to Gayle, SIX, bring out another ball. The WICB is bound to send a notice to Gayle for all the losses. A juicy one in the slot, down goes a knee and tonked well over long-on. Into the car park

Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, SIX, the horror continues. 21 off this over. The wet ball not helping matters either. Floats it wide, and finds itself carved over sweeper. Brute power

Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, SIX, +1 to the fifty count. With a juicy high full toss for help. Shapes up, and the arma take over. Hacking it well into the grass banks over mid-wicket

Dwayne Bravo to Gayle, FOUR, the yorker gone wrong. Add width to it too. And Gayle frees his hands, and when he does that the ball goes only one way. A squirt, outside edge, over gully

Narine to Shamarh Brooks, SIX, the crunch. Just the sound it produced deserved much more. Charges down, creates the momentum in his arms and blows it out of the ground. The cow corner portion of it. Another break, this time for a lost ball

Nurse to Gayle, SIX, flight, in the zone. What are you thinking? Gayle is back sitting down and mows it away, rather agricultrally, over cow corner this time

Nurse to Gayle, SIX, now the rub in. Sits down, on a knee and slogs it away into the night sky. A Gayle special. A crowd catch into long-on

Nurse to Gayle, no run, a bullet from Gayle's cannon. Ended up being a chance, put down eventually. Nurse does well to get his left palm up in time as he stretches out to an angry smash back. The ricochet pops up and past his reach

Anderson Phillip to Gayle, FOUR, throws his hands out at the width. Lifts the front leg and slaps it through point. The overcompensations in line just not helping matters

Narine to Lewis, out Caught by Ramdin!! Anti-climax now. Where did that come from? Lewis doesn't want to go. Oh my. He stands with his eyes giving the deat stare. For a change, he goofs up the length reading. Goes back when he should ideally have been forward. Punches away from his body and perhaps gets a tickle off the inside edge to the keeper. Or does he? Lewis doesn't think so. Neither do the replays. Lewis c Ramdin b Narine 39(14) [4s-3 6s-4]

Narine to Lewis, SIX, the fun continues. Gets bigger in fact. The defensive lines from Narine just not helping matters either. Too short, too straight and Lewis swivels in pummelling the pull behind square - no man's land

Narine to Gayle, FOUR, the muscles acting into the other side of the ground now. The flat bat this time, to a half tracker as he hammers it on the bounce into the mid-wicket ropes. 50 up too

Narine to Gayle, FOUR, the leakage continues. Now Gayle taking over. And it is McCullum to blame for the misfield now. Short from Narine, glides deep inside and slaps it through extra cover. Just where the Big Mac is

R Beaton to Lewis, FOUR, overcooked. Wide. Smartly waited on it as he opens up his bat face and runs it square. Make the run count 19 off the over

R Beaton to Lewis, SIX, into the car park. A 100-meter this. Beaton in his desperation overcompensates, drags it half way down the track as Lewis picks it and picks the bones out of it. Rocks back, lines up and clubs it over mid-wicket

R Beaton to Lewis, FOUR, sloppy. Very much so. That has to hurt. Was a full toss from Beaton yet again and Lewis checks his on-drive to mid-on, who is lazy in getting low in time. Off the thumb and through it goes

R Beaton to Gayle, FOUR, the erring length. With an inch of width too. Gayle plucks out a mile. The full-flowing drive, lofted too over mid-off

Narine to Lewis, FOUR, overcompensated now. Typically. Fires it onto the pads, and all Lewis needs is just a delicate clip. With a wrist roll to keep it fine, very fine

Narine to Lewis, SIX, take that. Welcome Narine. Teases him outside off with some flight and taken on with the arms unfurling as he smokes it away through the line. Over extra cover

R Beaton to Lewis, SIX, the first slam. And the first skier. That's some strike. Waits for the line to get in, and the full bat flow takes over. Tonking him straight back over