Bizarre Dismissal in CPL 2025: Shai Hope Out Hit-Wicket off a Wide Ball, Unbelievable Exclusion Caught on Video
The Trinbago Knight Riders emerged victorious in a thrilling Caribbean Premier League (CPL) match against the Guyana Amazon Warriors, winning by six wickets. The match, which took place in 2025, was marked by an unusual 'hit wicket' dismissal of Shai Hope of the Warriors.
Nicholas Pooran, who took over captaincy from Kieron Pollard for the 2025 season, led the Knight Riders to victory. The standout performer for the Knight Riders was Akeal Hosein, who claimed 3 wickets for 27 runs. Terrance Hinds also made significant contributions with 2 wickets for 35 runs.
The Guyana Amazon Warriors posted a competitive total of 163/9, with valuable contributions from Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, and Quentin Sampson. Imran Tahir bowled a magical spell, taking 4 wickets for 27 runs, but it wasn't enough to prevent the Knight Riders' win.
The 'hit wicket' dismissal of Shai Hope, batting at 39 runs off 28 balls, has become a talking point among cricket enthusiasts. Hope attempted a reverse ramp shot, but lost his balance and struck the stumps with the toe end of his bat. The ball, bowled by Terrance Hinds, was outside the off-stump.
The Knight Riders' openers, Alex Hales and Colin Munro, put on an explosive 116-run partnership, setting the tone for the successful chase. Mohammad Amir, Andre Russell, and Sunil Narine each took a wicket for the Knight Riders, ensuring a hard-fought victory.
This CPL match served as a reminder of the unpredictable and often humorous nature of cricket. With exciting performances and unexpected events, the sport continues to captivate audiences around the world.
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