CSE
Toss Index440.2▲ +4.89%Match Index1,416.0▼ −4.06%TIX-CTC26129.3▲ +0.83%TIX-WITO2690.4▼ −2.17%CSA T20 Challenge 2026 · CSXM3692 KTS vs ES▼ −4.06%M3691 WP vs ROC▼ −1.44%M3690 IND vs WI▼ −3.73%M3689 HL vs BOR▲ +2.84%M3688 NWD vs HD▲ +4.27%M3687 PAK vs SL▼ −0.73%M3686 KNI vs MT▲ +3.02%M3685 NC vs LIM▲ +0.27%M3684 MT vs ES▲ +0.27%M3683 IND vs WI▲ +2.84%Toss Index440.2▲ +4.89%Match Index1,416.0▼ −4.06%TIX-CTC26129.3▲ +0.83%TIX-WITO2690.4▼ −2.17%CSA T20 Challenge 2026 · CSXM3692 KTS vs ES▼ −4.06%M3691 WP vs ROC▼ −1.44%M3690 IND vs WI▼ −3.73%M3689 HL vs BOR▲ +2.84%M3688 NWD vs HD▲ +4.27%M3687 PAK vs SL▼ −0.73%M3686 KNI vs MT▲ +3.02%M3685 NC vs LIM▲ +0.27%M3684 MT vs ES▲ +0.27%M3683 IND vs WI▲ +2.84%
✓ Finished13 Aug 2026 · Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium

Saint Lucia Kings vs St Kitts and Nevis Patriots Match Info, Live Score & Highlights5th Match, Caribbean Premier League 2026 · 4:30 am IST

Saint Lucia Kings Logo
SLK · Home
155/8 (20)
VS
FULL TIME
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots Logo
SNP · Away
156/5 (17.4)
🏆 Target 157 runs

SLK vs SNP Match Info

5th Match · T20
Match5th Match, CPL 2026
Date13 Aug 2026
Time4:30 am IST · 23:00 GMT
VenueDarren Sammy National Cricket Stadium, Gros Islet
TossSLKwon the toss & chose to bat
UmpiresChristopher Taylor, Leslie Reifer
3rd UmpireRyan Banwarie
Match RefereeDenavon Hayles

Venue Stats

Last 20 at this ground
Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium
Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium

Gros Islet

Pitch · See match report
Avg 1st Inns
171
Last 20 at this ground
Avg 2nd Inns
161
Last 20 at this ground
Highest Total
221
at this venue
Lowest Total
54
at this venue
Bat 1st Wins
6
of 20 matches
Bat 2nd Wins
14
chasing edge
Toss → Win
30%
Last 20 at this ground
Highest Chase
218
at this venue

SLK vs SNP Recent Form

Last 5 matches
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SLK vs SNP Head to Head

Last 5 matches

SLK vs SNP Team Comparison

CPL 2026
SLK
Metric
SNP
4
Wins
2
169
Bat Avg
190
67%
Win %
33%
202
Highest Score
235
98
Lowest Score
156
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