[WATCH] Kid hurts his friend with bat hilariously as video goes viral from CPL 2025
Watch the viral and hilarious video on various social media platforms where the kid hurts his friend with the bat in the off-field interaction during the 2025 season of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
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The 2025 season of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has just one match left for the final of the tournament, which will take place on September 21 at the Providence Stadium in Guyana between the Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders. The spectators have enjoyed the entire competition with a flurry of sixes and fours around the park, with incredible bowling performances.
However, a video has gone viral on social media platforms from the CPL, which happened during the second qualifier of the event between the Knight Riders and Saint Lucia Kings at the same venue. That was the time when the camera found the off-field fun on the grass bank where two kids were playing various sweeps with the bat.
One of the kids went down on his heels and played the reverse sweep shot, while the other boy showed his sweep shot. But there was a moment when the other kid looked to cut the short ball towards the point region, and to do that, his bat hit the head of the other kid, who was incredibly hurt by that.
Watch: Kid hurts friend with wrong shot as video goes viral from CPL 2025
The CPL 2025 has gone decently. Kings, who have already been disqualified from the tournament after their defeat against the Knight Riders, finished the group stage of the competition with five victories in 10 encounters at a net run rate of +0.746. Guyana, the Imran Tahir-led side, was at the second rank in the table with six wins in 10 fixtures.
Trinbago was in the third position in the points table. They earned six victories in 10 group-stage clashes at a net run rate of +0.018, while Antigua and Barbuda Falcons finished in the fourth position to qualify for the playoffs with five wins in 10 games.
Guyana’s wicket-keeper batter, Shai Hope, is the current leading run-getter of the tournament, having smashed 479 runs in 10 innings at an average of around 60 and a strike rate of 130.52, while in the bowling department, Imran Tahir was the peak of the bowling department with 20 wickets in 11 innings at an average of 15.60.
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