An allround execution from Roston Chase and a four-wicket pull from Alzarri Joseph helped Saint Lucia Kings destroying Barbados Royals in Guyana on Saturday (September 21). Royals, the table-clinchers, were on the backfoot right from the beginning as they put on an unfortunate act with the bat that saw them get confined to only 96/9. Notwithstanding a cheeky beginning, Saint Lucia cleared off the objective with 37 balls staying to scale to the second spot in the table. Rovman Powell's choice to bat first misfired fantastically as Joseph struck in quite a while first over to eliminate both the openers. In-structure Quinton de Kock lost his offstump and Rahkeem Cornwall confused one that gave the bowling side a staggering beginning. Things just got better from subsequently as Pursue got into the go about too to diminish the adversary to 13/3. The captain was the close to leave as Joseph got his third wicket as the Royals wound up with only 28 sudden spikes in demand for the load up in the powerplay. Any expectations of a retaliate dissipated genuine fast as the wickets continued to tumble in the center overs too. Noor Ahmad and Chase tore through that setup to diminish them to 50/7 preceding David Miller operator mobilized close by the lower request to guarantee the Royals don't get bowled out. Maheesh Theekshana adjusted the innings with a six last ball yet the Royals could summon 96/9. The Sri Lankan spinner then, at that point, gave his side a little expectation when he bowled a wicket-lady after Jason Holder excused Johnson Charles. Be that as it may, Faf du Plessis brought progressive limits off Holder and afterward crushed Theekshana for a six preceding the finish of the powerplay to quiet the nerves. Despite the fact that du Plessis was baffled following the powerplay moved past, Pursue was available in the center to guarantee it was a going great. The allrounder searched in great scratch close by Tim Seifert as the pair continued to gather limits at normal stretches to finish the game off in the fourteenth over.