[WATCH] Kieron Pollard smashes 50 runs in boundaries against Guyana Amazon Warriors in CPL 2025

The former West Indies T20I captain, Kieron Pollard, has been in tremendous form during the ongoing 2025 season of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) for the Trinbago Knight Riders. He was in action again in the vital encounter against the Guyana Amazon Warriors at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

When Pollard walked into the middle in the 16th over of the innings in the CPL 2025. The right-handed batter smashed the fourth delivery of the 17th over for a boundary before repeating the same on the next delivery. However, they were under the 130-run mark even after 18 overs, and that laid extreme pressure on the visiting side.

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Pollard clubbed Dwaine Pretorious for two successive sixes into the mid-wicket region on the penultimate and last ball of the 18th over. He fired up against the Guyana captain, Imran Tahir, to whack him for a four on the second ball of the 19th over before hoisting it high and over the long-on region for an over boundary. On the third and fourth deliveries of the last over, he displayed the same feat.

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On the fifth delivery of the last over, Pollard swiveled and pulled the short ball to the short leg region for a fine boundary to celebrate his fifty in just 17 balls. On the last ball, he stayed back and opened the bat face to squeeze it through the backward point region for a boundary to shoulder them over the 165-run mark in 20 overs of the allotted innings.

Pollard now has overall smacked 14145 runs in 637 innings of the shortest format at an average of 31.85 and a strike rate of 151.26, thanks to 66 half-centuries and one century at the best score of 104 runs. Overall, in his CPL 2025, he is the fourth leading run-getter with 291 runs in six innings at a strike rate of 185.35.

Despite the knock, Trinbago wasn’t able to earn the victory as Guyana started their home leg with a nervy penultimate ball finish with three wickets in hand. Even after the loss, Trinbago stay at the top position of the points table with six wins in nine games for 12 points at a net run rate of +0.106.