Heartbreaking news. It is ended after a violent dispute, West Indies great Rahkeem Cornwall has announced to quit for
Kieron Pollard gets included in warmed contention with Rahkeem Cornwall; observe video
West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard got included in a verbal spat with Rahkeem Cornwall amid the Caribbean Head Alliance coordinate between Barbados Tridents and St Lucia Stars.
West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard got included in a verbal spat with world’s heaviest cricketer Rahkeem Cornwall amid the Caribbean Head Association coordinate between Barbados Tridents and St Lucia Stars. Chasing 196, Stars’ batsman Cornwall took on Barbados bowling assault and pounded a 44-ball 78 some time recently getting resigned harmed.
Within the 16th over of the innings, the right-handed batsman was hit within the stomach by a delivery from Pollard and chosen to walk out within the 18th over due to torment. Pollard wasn’t inspired with Cornwall’s motions and insulted the batsman on his failure to proceed with his diversion.
Prior, Tridents rode on Dwayne Smith’s 103 off 65 balls to score 195/4 in 20 overs. Separated from Smith, wicket-keeper batsman Nicholas Pooran as well chipped in with 32 in fair 20 conveyances whereas Christopher Barnwell remained unbeaten at 26.
In answer, Stars had a inauspicious begin to their chase as they misplaced Andre Fletcher early when Ravi Rampaul expelled him. But the Shane Watson-led St Lucia side appeared resistance against Tridents bowling and scored runs at great run-rate. A turn-around came within the coordinate when Cornwall had to resign harmed which alter the course of the coordinate. Barbados Tridents inevitably won the coordinate by 29 runs.
After a win against St Lucia, Barbados crushed Trinbago Knight Riders by 16 runs whereas misplaced to St Kitts and Nevis Pattriots by 10 wickets.
This is often not the primary occasion when Pollard had reveled in a verbal spat with a individual cricketer. Amid 2014 version of the IPL, Pollard whereas playing for Mumbai Indians was included in an revolting on-field trade with Australian and Royal Challengers Bangalore fast bowler Mitchell Starc.
Pollard was afterward charged beneath article 2.2.7 of the code, which bargains with, “throwing a ball (or any other thing of cricket hardware such as a water bottle) at or close a player, group official, umpire, coordinate official or any other third individual in an improper and/or perilous way amid a match.” 
