Dismal batting: Guyana Amazon Warriors crash to a paltry 85, though the total represents a recovery after…
Dismal batting: Guyana Amazon Warriors crash to a paltry 85, though the total represents a recovery after they collapsed to eight for 29 in the eighth over in the final of the Global Super League against the San Francisco Unicorns at the Guyana Providence Stadium. Matthew Ford…
Dismal batting: Guyana Amazon Warriors crash to a paltry 85, though the total represents a recovery after they collapsed to eight for 29 in the eighth over in the final of the Global Super League against the San Francisco Unicorns at the Guyana Providence Stadium. Matthew Ford (28), Dwaine Pretorius (12) and Imran Tahir (11) were the only batsmen to reach double figures, as Anirudh Immanuel (three for seven) and Peter Siddle (four for 18) tore through the Warriors' batting line-up. Photo credit: Global Super League
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