North Sound, Antigua’s Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium hosted the game.
The Falcons had trouble batting because of the Royals’ tight bowling, even in spite of the clear weather.
Birds of prey’s batting hardships and Andrew’s counterattack
The Birds of prey lost two wickets during the Powerplay and two all the more before long, leaving them at an unstable 47/4.
In any case, 17-year-old Gem Andrew, who had recently scored an unbeaten 50 years in the Hawks’ most memorable match against St Kitts and Nevis Loyalists, by and by sparkled with a counterattacking 48 off 35 balls.
His exhibition included three fours and two sixes, assisting the Birds of prey with posting a sum of 145/9.
Obed McCoy (3/31) was the pick of the Hawks bowlers.
De Kock and Cornwall’s powerplay invasion
Because of the Hawks’ aggregate, de Kock and his initial accomplice Rahkeem Cornwall (34) overwhelmed the powerplay.
The couple scored a stunning 76 runs without losing a wicket in the initial six overs.
De Kock proceeded with his great structure all through the innings, showing a scope of daring shots as he drove the Royals toward triumph.
De Kock’s unbeaten 87 seals triumph for Royals
De Kock finished the match in style by hitting Mohammad Amir for a four and a six, completing unbeaten on 87 off only 45 balls.
This prompted a resonating triumph for the Royals in their most memorable match of the 2024 mission.
The group likewise showed fantastic handling abilities with a few fine gets and tight ground-handling further confining the Loyalists’ scoring open doors.
Holder’s passing bowling and spinners take away Hawks’ freedom
Jason Holder’s passing bowling was a feature of the match, as he conveyed 12 spot balls in his four overs and guaranteed two wickets for only 21 runs.
Turn bowlers Maheesh Theekshana (2/21) and Dunith Wellalage (1/20) additionally assumed urgent parts in restricting the Birds of prey’s scoring.
For his exceptional exhibition, de Kock was granted the Player of the Match.