Sherfane Rutherford throws his helmet after being dismissed in Caribbean Premier League. The 17th match of the continuous Caribbean Premier League 2021. They took place between St Kitts and Nevis Patriots and Saint Lucia Kings. Where Patriots misplaced the challenge by six wickets.
Amid the game, the Patriots hitter Sherfane Rutherford. He lost his cool after losing his wicket due to a run-out. Rutherford is currently the second-highest scorer (201 runs) in the tournament. He came to bat when his side had lost three wickets for 28 runs. After opting to bat first.
Sherfane Rutherford formed a crucial 24-run stand for the fourth wicket with Devon Thomas. Also, Thomas got out after scoring 28 off 19, leaving his team struggling at 52/4. He was joined by Asif Ali, and the two had the duty. Moreover, to take their side out of hot waters. Rutherford lost his wicket within the 10th over. When he was included in a mix-up with Ali.
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The Guyanese cricketer looked absolutely inflamed. While returning back to the pavilion. As he crossed the boundary rope and threw his cricketing gears. It is including his bat, helmet, and gloves.
Also, Jeavor Regal was the choice of the bowler for the Barbados Royals. It is taking a three-wicket pull for 20 runs in his quota of 4 overs. Separated from Jeavor, Samit Patel (2/15), and Kesrick Williams (2/32). They packed away a few scalps each.
Roston Chase
“Today was an easier task at hand. Run-rate wasn’t high. The mentality was to knock it around. Got a chance as well, so that helped too. Pitch was getting better, a lot easier to bat on. I thought Fletcher was going for it. But he backed out at the last minute, so I had to go for it. Sammy’s been talking about bounce-back ability. Good for our confidence. What will be will be. Just want to enjoy,” said Roston Chase.
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