BT vs JK 4th CPL Match Highlights: Barbados Tridents defeated Jamaica Kingsmen by five runs in a pulsating fourth-match encounter at Sabina Park, Kingston, on August 11. Daniel Sams’ four-wicket haul proved the decisive difference as the Tridents climbed to second in the CPL 2026 standings, while the Kingsmen remain fifth despite Andre Russell’s extraordinary 68.
BT vs JAK CPL 2026: Highlights Live Streaming & Broadcast Info
The 4th CPL 2026 match between Barbados Tridents and Jamaica Kingsmen is available across multiple platforms region-wise.
Pakistan: TapMad Sports (Live Streaming) & CPL Official YouTube Channel
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Bangladesh: TapMad Sports (Live Streaming) & CPL Official YouTube Channel
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MENA: Cricbuzz (Live Streaming)
Worldwide: Matches may also be available via Sports Live Hub for global streaming access across regions.
Match Highlights
Jamaica Kingsmen won the toss at Sabina Park and elected to field, expecting the conditions to assist their seamers under lights. Barbados Tridents, however, imposed themselves from the outset.
The Tridents’ powerplay was commanding. Zachary Carter struck five boundaries and a six in his 27 off 15 before being caught off Jediah Blades, but by then the tone was set, 67 runs from six overs at the cost of just one wicket. Brandon King anchored the innings with composure, rotating the strike efficiently while still attacking the bad ball.
Quinton de Kock added 42 off 25 deliveries before being caught and bowled by Hassan Khan at the end of the tenth over, leaving Tridents at 112/2. His brisk knock featuring two sixes kept the momentum intact through the middle phase, as the run rate consistently stayed above ten per over.
The innings’ defining flourish belonged to Sherfane Rutherford. Arriving at 112/2, he plundered an unbeaten 50 off 28 balls at a strike rate of 178.57, smashing four boundaries and three sixes. His assault carried the Tridents from a probable 185 to a commanding 206/3. King contributed a well-structured 73 off 51 before being caught and bowled by Andre Russell in the penultimate over.
Among the Kingsmen bowlers, Hunain Shah offered some control with figures of 0/29 from four overs, while Hassan Khan returned 1/19 in three tight overs. However, Vitel Lawes (0/41 in 3), Andre Russell (1/51 in 4), and Keemo Paul (0/37 in 4) were treated harshly in the middle and death phases. A target of 207 awaited.
The Kingsmen chase unravelled from the first over. Chris Green removed Shayan Jahangir for a duck off ball three. Daniel Sams then dismantled the top order, removing Reeza Hendricks for 2 and Kirk McKenzie first ball in successive strikes, three wickets inside six powerplay overs left Kingsmen reeling at 36/3.
Keacy Carty and Rovman Powell put on 50 for the fourth wicket to restore brief hope. Powell’s 38 off 24, built on four sixes, gave the chase some life, but Gudakesh Motie dismissed the Kingsmen captain at 58/4 in the eighth over. Hassan Khan followed for a duck next over, and Jamaica were 60/5 midway through the innings with the asking rate fast becoming impossible.
Andre Russell then produced one of the most dramatic individual cameos of the CPL season. His 68 off 38 deliveries, powered entirely by nine sixes, single-handedly brought the match back from the dead. His sixth-wicket partnership with Carty (45) yielded 72 runs in just 22 balls. The required rate at drinks had read nearly 22 per over; Russell made that arithmetic look temporarily achievable.
After Carty fell in the 13th over and Keemo Paul was dismissed first ball by Sams, Vitel Lawes contributed a crucial 32 off 20 to keep Kingsmen alive into the final over. Nine runs needed from the last six deliveries, but Russell was caught at 68, Lawes was run out on the penultimate ball, and Jamaica’s remarkable comeback ended at 201/9. Tridents held their nerve where anyone else might have buckled.
Toss Winner
Jamaica Kingsmen won the toss at Sabina Park, Kingston, and elected to field first.
Key Moment
Daniel Sams’ double strike in the second over, removing Hendricks for 2 and McKenzie for a first-ball duck, combined with Jahangir’s first-over dismissal, left Kingsmen at 8/3 inside two overs. That collapse denied Jamaica any stable powerplay platform and forced a near-impossible recovery against a 207-run target.
Star Performer / MVP
Daniel Sams
Daniel Sams (4/20 from 4 overs) was the Player of the Match, delivering a match-winning spell that dismantled Jamaica Kingsmen’s top order across the powerplay and restricted them to 201/9 — five runs short of victory.
Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen Match Summary
Team | Score |
Barbados Tridents | 206/3 (20 overs) |
Jamaica Kingsmen | 201/9 (20 overs) |
Result | Barbados Tridents won by 5 runs |
Player of the Match | Daniel Sams |
Highest Run-Getter of the Series | Andries Gous – 86 runs |
Highest Wicket-Taker of the Series | Alzarri Joseph – 6 wickets |
BT vs JAK Playing XI
Barbados Tridents: Brandon King, Zachary Carter, Quinton de Kock, Sherfane Rutherford, Gudakesh Motie, Chris Green (c), Kevlon Anderson, Rivaldo Clarke, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Daniel Sams, Ramon Simmonds
Jamaica Kingsmen: Reeza Hendricks, Shayan Jahangir, Keacy Carty, Kirk McKenzie, Rovman Powell (c), Hassan Khan, Andre Russell, Keemo Paul, Vitel Lawes, Hunain Shah, Jediah Blades
FAQs – Yesterday’s Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen 4th Match (Aug 11, 2026)
Q1: What was the final score of yesterday’s Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen match?
A1: Yesterday (August 11, 2026) – 4th Match, CPL 2026 Barbados Tridents (206/3) defeated Jamaica Kingsmen (201/9) by 5 runs. Tridents: Brandon King 73, Sherfane Rutherford 50*, Daniel Sams 4/20. Kingsmen: Andre Russell 68, Keacy Carty 45, Vitel Lawes 32. Result: Barbados Tridents move to 2nd in the CPL 2026 points table; Kingsmen remain 5th.
Q2: Who was named the Player of the Match?
A2: Daniel Sams was named the Player of the Match for his outstanding bowling spell of 4/20 from four overs. His dismissals of Hendricks, McKenzie, Carty, and Paul dismantled the Kingsmen top and middle order and proved decisive in the Tridents’ five-run victory.
Q3: Where was the match played, and who won the toss?
A3: The match was played at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Jamaica Kingsmen won the toss and elected to field first.
Q4: Who were the top performers with the bat for both sides?
A4: For Barbados Tridents, Brandon King top-scored with 73 off 51 balls, anchoring the innings before Sherfane Rutherford added an unbeaten 50 off 28 to power the total past 200. For Jamaica Kingsmen, Andre Russell was the standout batter with a breathtaking 68 off 38 deliveries, while Keacy Carty contributed 45 and Vitel Lawes hit a late 32 off 20.