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Falcons reach CPL final after Shadab, Moqim bowl out Amazon Warriors for 76

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The Falcons secured a place in the CPL final after bowlers Shadab and Moqim dismissed the Guyana Amazon Warriors for just 76 runs. The dominant bowling performance proved decisive in the qualifier match. Guyana are not yet eliminated, however, as they will get another chance to reach the final. They will face Jamaica Kingsmen in the second qualifier scheduled for September 18. The winner of that match will advance to face the Falcons in the final.

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