Jamaica Kingsmen vs Saint Lucia Kings Live স্কোর, Match 13 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

Saint Lucia Kings reign supreme - That wraps up our coverage of an exhilarating Match 13, where the Saint Lucia Kings put on a spectacular showcase to emerge victorious and stake their claim in this year's tournament. But the CPL action doesn't stop here, and we have a blockbuster lined up next for you. Tune in for Match 14 of the Caribbean Premier League 2026, featuring a massive showdown between the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons and the Trinbago Knight Riders, scheduled to kick off on 22nd August at 11 pm GMT. It promises to be another absolute cracker, so make sure you don't miss a single ball. Until then, thank you for joining us, and cheers for now!

Victorious skipper of Saint Lucia Kings - St Lucia Kings captain Roston Chase says this crowd is amazing. They have not had the best season so far but the fans keep coming to support them. As a team, they really wanted to give them this win. They came here and got the win, did a lap of honour, and the faces in the crowd showed pure joy. It was awesome to see. He thanks them for their support and asks them to continue supporting through ups and downs. They love them with all their hearts. On Matthew Forde, he says that is how it is in the Powerplay. Sometimes it goes bad, sometimes it goes good. On why he did not bowl Forde four overs on the trot, he says he needed that over and did not want to put Goodridge in that position. On Pooran and Pienaar, he says it was an amazing knock. Pooran started the tournament well. They have many openers but he likes him as an opener.

Losing skipper of Jamaica Kingsmen - Jamaica Kingsmen captain Rovman Powell says Andre Russell is okay now. He felt a bit dizzy after bowling his third over, but he is good now. On losing five wickets in the Powerplay, he says it is very difficult. When five main batters are out in the first six overs, it is chaos and a recipe for disaster, and that happened tonight. Credit to the guys who stuck it out and gave them a fighting total of 170. On whether the collapse was due to conditions, he says as a batting group they just did not bat. They came from a good wicket where they could hit from ball one, and that put them on the back foot very early. Credit has to be given to Matthew Forde who bowled really well in the powerplay. On Keacy Carty, he says he is someone they look to for anchoring the innings, and fortunately tonight he did that. On the bowling performance, he says they had a poor game in all disciplines. They did not bat properly and did not bowl properly. They had plans as a bowling group and thought 170 was a fighting total and needed a few early wickets.

POTM - Matthew Forde wins the award for his sensational bowling display, picking up 5 for 23. Forde says this is the biggest crowd they have had in the league and says thank you to the crowd adding that they owe it to them, and he is really happy to get a victory today for them. He says for him it is about sticking to that 6-8-metre length and there are games where it is not going to work, but if it works three out of five games, it is about keeping himself in check for the other two and staying grounded, trusting the process and his abilities. There is so much planning that goes on behind the scenes, and he is really happy to see some of those plans work and come out today with a victory. He adds that St Lucia is his second home and he loves it here. It is the only place he would rather be other than Barbados. His family is here and his dad is in the stands as well. He gives a shout-out to him for being there for every game. He is getting goosebumps now because there is no better feeling than playing at home in front of your own people. Whether it is a bad performance or a good one, if he dwells on it at night, by morning it is about what he is going to do again to get better. He got five wickets and thanks God firstly, but for him it goes through the window and work starts again in Trinidad all over again. He is really happy to get going in this game and is looking forward to what Trinidad brings.

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Forde’s 5-Wicket Haul - The Jamaica Kingsmen endured a tale of two halves in their innings, recovering remarkably well in the final ten overs after being completely outplayed early on. After Saint Lucia Kings' skipper Roston Chase won the toss and opted to bowl first, pace sensation Matthew Forde wreaked havoc inside the Powerplay to leave the Kingsmen heavily on the back foot. While wickets tumbled at regular intervals, Keacy Carty stood tall to anchor the innings, later finding support from Andre Russell as the duo added a crucial 41 runs for the 7th wicket. Odean Smith then provided late-innings fireworks by smashing a rapid 27 off just 17 deliveries, helping propel the total to 169 for 9 in their allotted 20 overs shortly after Carty perished having completed a hard-fought half-century. Making history at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Matthew Forde finished with exceptional figures of 5 for 23 to become the first bowler to take a T20 five-wicket haul at the venue, while Shadley van Schalkwyk, Maheesh Theekshana, and Joshua Bishop chipped in with one wicket apiece.

Valiant Jamaica bowlers outclassed by good Batting - The Jamaica Kingsmen put up a spirited performance with the ball, constantly probing for breakthroughs and executing their plans well during the middle-overs squeeze. Unfortunately for them, their bowling efforts ultimately came up just short against some truly sensational and clutch batsmanship from the Kings' middle order. Despite creating pressure and engineering a late-innings scare with those quick wickets, Jamaica simply could not find an answer to the brilliant partnership between Kamil and Obus, leaving Saint Lucia to celebrate a hard-earned victory.

Kamil and Obus steer the chase - Just as tension began to build, Obus Pienaar joined forces with an in-form Kamil to steady the ship and halt the Kingsmen's resurgence. The duo displayed immense composure and calculated aggression, stitching together a decisive 57-run partnership to comfortably guide their side across the finish line. Kamil led the charge with a magnificent, anchor-style knock in the 80s, while Obus provided the perfect support by unleashing a blistering cameo in the 30s to take the game completely away from the opposition. Alongside their heroics, decent contributions from Tim, John, and skipper Roston Chase earlier in the innings ensured the batting lineup maintained the necessary depth to pull off the chase.

Clinical Kings win this contest - Chasing a competitive target of 170, the Saint Lucia Kings got off to a flying start as Tim Seifert and Kamil Pooran combined effectively at the top to put on 25 runs for the opening wicket. Building on that momentum, John Campbell and Kamil Pooran took control of the game, forging a commanding 66-run partnership for the second wicket that kept the Kings well ahead of the required run rate for a long period. However, the Jamaica Kingsmen refused to back down and triggered a sudden, dramatic batting collapse. Saint Lucia Kings slumped from a comfortable 91 for 1 to a precarious 114 for 4, throwing the game wide open and giving Jamaica a massive window of opportunity to claw their way back into the contest.

5 WIDES! That will be it for this contest as Saint Lucia Kings win by 6 wickets. Full toss, wide down the leg side, Pooran misses on the flick, the ball bounces to the left of Usman Khan behind the stumps and races to the fine leg fence to seal the game for SLK in a winning cause.

SIX! Kamil smashes this over the fence for a massive six. On a length, around middle and off, in the slot for Pooran. Kamil moves away to his leg side and lofts this up and over the deep cover fence for a massive biggie.

Low full toss, on the pads, Kamil Pooran flicks this through mid-wicket for a couple of runs.

Run a ball 12 needed now for Saint Lucia Kings to win this.

SIX! As straight as an arrow and Obus Pienaar is in the middle of a blinder here. Tossed up, around off, Obus Pienaar gets right behind the line of the ball and presents a full face of his bat to loft this up and over the sight screen, down the ground for a huge six.

Flicker, on off, Kamil Pooran dabs this through covers for a single.

Pushed through on off, Obus drives this through mid off for a run.

FOUR! Short of a length, around off, Obus Pienaar goes away to his leg side and cuts this flat and past the right of the diving cover-point fielder for a boundary.

Fuller around off, Kamil Pooran smashes this to wide long off for a single.

Tossed up, around middle and leg, Kamil Pooran goes for a reverse sweep and hits this rolling to backward point.

25 needed off the last 3 overs. Saim Ayub to bowl the 18th over for Jamaica Kingsmen.

Full and on middle and off, Kamil Pooran drives this through covers for a single.

WIDE! Full and wide outside the tramline on off. Wided.

On a length, around off, Obus Pienaar drives this to long off for a single.

Back of a length, around off, Obus Pienaar goes for a cut but gets it chopped off the under-edge back to the keeper.

Wide yorker, around off, Kamil Pooran guides this through point for a single.

WIDE! Good length, on the other side of the traline on off. Wided.

Good length, on off, going across the batter. Obus Pienaar punches this through point for a run.

FOUR! Crafty from the batter. Full toss, wide of off, Obus Pienaar arches back and drives this all along the ground through the point region for a boundary to start the 17th over.

Quicker one, around middle and off, Obus Pienaar pushes this away through covers for one.

SIX! Excellent ball-striking from Obus Pienaar sends this over the fence. Flighted, around off, Obus Pienaar strides close to the pitch of the ball and lofts this up and over the sight screen, down the ground for a huge six.