How to Watch Barbados Royals at Trinbago Knight Riders: Stream Caribbean Premier League T20 Cricket Live, TV Channel

The Barbados Royals and Trinbago Knight Riders battle to move up the table as the Caribbean Premier League nears the knockout stage

The Barbados Royals (5-4, 10 points) close their Caribbean Premier League regular season on Friday night when they visit the Trinbago Knight Riders (5-3, 10 points) at Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, Trinidad. The Knight Riders own the tiebreaker after a two-wicket victory at Bridgetown, Barbados, back on Sept. 13. The Royals have lost three straight matches, including a blowout loss to the defending champion Guyana Amazon Warriors on Wednesday. Trinbago also comes off a blowout defeat, its coming on Tuesday.

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Match Date: Sept. 27, 2024

Match Time: 7 p.m. ET

TV: Willow TV

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Barbados took a 47-run pummeling at Guyana on Wednesday, falling 219 and 8 to 172 and 9. David Miller picked up his first fifty of the season, scoring 71 runs off 34 balls while Quinton de Kock was held to a relatively quiet 35 off 23. Maheesh Theekshana took three wickets and bowled to a 3.75 economy rate in four overs as a lone bright spot on that side.

The Knight Riders were hammered by 80 runs by the league-leading Saint Lucia Kings on Tuesday, 218 and 6 to 138 and 9. Jason Roy put up 41 runs off 29 balls while Chris Jordan contributed 27 off 24. Keiron Pillard took four wickets, just the sixth bowler in the CPL to do so this season, while Akeal Hosein’s 8.00 economy rate in four overs was the team’s best.

The Royals are still fueled by de Kock, who leads the CPL with 426 runs, including a century and two fifties. Miller’s 152 is next best for the club. Nicholas Pooran tops Trinidad with 285 runs and Keacy Carty has 187. Theekshana’s 12 wickets and 5.54 economy rate lead Barbados’ bowlers, while the Knight Riders are paced by Sunil Narine and Waqar Salamkheil, who each have 11 wickets, and Narine’s 5.38 economy rate.

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