Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen Live Score, Match 4 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

That’s a wrap from a CPL classic! What an unbelievable finish as the Barbados Tridents hold their nerve to snatch a thrilling victory. The CPL action rolls straight on with another blockbuster clash on Thursday, August 13, as the Saint Lucia Kings take on the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots at 11 am GMT. Make sure to tune in early for all the pre-match coverage and build-up. Until then, take care and cheers!

The captain of Barbados Tridents - Chris Green says that it was a great game of cricket. He says that Andre Russell was exceptional and Vitel Lawes was entertaining as well. He says that he is happy to be on the winning side. He ends by saying that it was a great game and it is important to get early wins in this league.

The captain of Jamaica Kingsmen - Rovman Powell says that they wanted to start better as a bowling unit. He says that the game swung as Andre Russell and Vitel Lawes were excellent. He reckons that they kept losing wickets, and that is what they need to work on. He ends by saying that they learned a lot from this game.

Player of the Match - Daniel Sams is the Player of the Match for his brilliant figures of (4-0-20-4). He says that it was a thrilling match. He admits his early wicket comes off an unintended delivery, forcing the team to adjust their strategy once Andre Russell starts hitting. Despite dropping Russell twice, Sams highlights the team's ability to stay calm until Rivaldo took the vital catch. He ends by saying that he is happy to be on the winning side.

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Tridents hold on in final-ball drama - With the tension rising, young Ramon Simmonds stepped up to bowl the ultimate six balls. The Kingsmen brought it down to six needed off three, but Simmonds got the big fish, removing Russell to swing the momentum back. A frantic run-out on the very next ball left Hunain Shah needing a six off the final delivery, but he couldn't clear the boundary. Barbados Tridents held their nerve in a wild finish to pull off a thrilling victory.

Early wreckage and the Russell charge - The Kingsmen’s response started in total disarray as Chris Green and Daniel Sams shredded the top order, leaving them reeling at 79/5. Just when the contest looked over, Andre Russell launched a sensational fightback, crossing the historic 2000-run CPL mark alongside a gritty knock from Keacy Carty. Even with Daniel Sams taking four wickets, Russell and young Vitel Lawes kept the home crowd roaring, clearing the ropes with ease to bring the equation down to 15 off the final over.

Tridents set Sabina Park ablaze - Barbados Tridents kicked off their season in roaring fashion, posting a mammoth 206/3 on the board. Zachary Carter got the team off to a flyer before Quinton de Kock took down the spinners with authority for a quickfire 42. Brandon King anchored the innings with a top-scoring 73, while Sherfane Rutherford capitalized on sloppy fielding to blast a fiery 50. A late flurry of sixes pushed the score past 200, setting the Kingsmen a daunting chase.

Tridents prevail in Sabina Park stunner - Sabina Park delivered an absolute classic as Barbados Tridents opened their season with a heart-stopping five-run victory over Jamaica Kingsmen. The visitors kept their cool through the late-overs drama, stunning the home side and handing them their second consecutive last-ball defeat of the tournament.

That will do it for the Barbados Tridents! A slower bouncer, outside off, Hunain Shah looks to pull it but misses. Barbados Tridents beat Jamaica Kingsmen by 5 runs!

Can Hunain Shah hit a big one? Jediah Blades will be the new batter at the non-striker's end.

OUT! RUN OUT! Another one falls. Full and outside off, Hunain Shah drills it to mid off. Vitel Lawes runs for a single but is sent back by Hunain Shah. Rivaldo Clarke throws it towards Ramon Simmonds at the bowler's end, who whips the bails off. Vitel Lawes was nowhere in the frame. Vitel Lawes falls for 32 runs and Jamaica Kingsmen need 6 runs to win off the final ball.

6 runs needed from the final 2 deliveries now. Hunain Shah is the new batter.

OUT! TAKEN! Is there a twist in the tale? A low full toss, outside off, Andre Russell looks to loft it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball goes high up in the air towards point. Rivaldo Clarke settles under it and completes the catch. This game is full of surprises. Andre Russell falls for 68 and Jamaica Kingsmen need 6 runs off the final 2 deliveries now.

SIX! Hammered away! In the slot, outside off, Andre Russell stays in his crease and muscles it over long on as the ball sails into the stands. Just 6 runs needed from 3 balls now. 200 comes up for Jamaica Kingsmen.

Wide! Full and way outside off, Andre Russell leaves. Wided.

Slower one, outside off, Andre Russell flat bats it to long off. He denies for a single.

Wide! Way outside off, Andre Russell leaves it alone. Wided.

Length and outside off, Vitel Lawes taps it to cover for a single.

15 runs needed from the final over now. Ramon Simmonds to bowl the final over.

SIX! Gets it right finally! Full and on middle, Andre Russell picks it well and hammers it over long on for a biggie.

Down the leg side, Andre Russell looks to pull it but misses.

Full and outside off, Andre Russell slaps it to cover. He denies for a single.

Full and straight, Vitel Lawes pushes it to mid off for a single.

Wide! Down the leg side, Vitel Lawes looks to flick it but misses.

Quicker, on off, Andre Russell knocks it to mid on for a single.

Much fuller, on leg, Vitel Lawes flicks it through backward square leg for a single.

Wide! Way outside off, Vitel Lawes looks to play at it but misses. Wide called.

Daniel Sams ends his spell with excellent figures of (4-0-20-4). Gudakesh Motie to bowl the penultimate over. 26 runs needed from 12 balls now.

Full and outside off, Vitel Lawes slashes it over point for a single.