CPL 2019, most runs, wickets after Match 15, Jamaica Tallawahs vs Guyana Amazon Warriors: Still no challenger for Neesham

Chris Gayle (7 in 5 balls) might have failed to move beyond the third spot in the match at Sabina Park, but his opening partner Glen Phillips (40 in 32) jumped up several spots to fourth place. Chadwick Walton (15 in 9), yet another Jamaican, is at fifth. Two Guyana cricketers – Shimron Hetmyer (44 in 25) and Shoaib Malik (67* in 37) – broke through the top ten.

Player	Team	R	Ave	SR	100	50
Lendl Simmons	Trinbago	261	52.20	182.5	0	3
Evin Lewis	St Kitts and Nevis	220	36.67	183.3	0	2
Chris Gayle	Jamaica	212	35.33	161.8	1	0
Glenn Phillips	Jamaica	202	33.67	149.6	0	2
Chadwick Walton	Jamaica	181	36.20	136.1	0	2
Kieron Pollard	Trinbago	170	85.00	158.9	0	0
Laurie Evans	St Kitts and Nevis	165	33.00	142.2	0	1
Rahkeem Cornwall	St Lucia	149	37.25	244.3	0	1
Shimron Hetmyer	Guyana	148	37.00	128.7	0	1
Shoaib Malik	Guyana	146	73.00	125.9	0	1

With 8 wickets, Jimmy Neesham continues to top the wickets chart despite having a poor match. Romario Shepherd and Shadab Khan, both a wicket behind Neesham, did not feature in the Tallawahs match. Oshane Thomas (4-0-58-0) stayed at joint second place, while Chris Green (4-0-30-1) rose to joint eighth.

Player	Team	W	Ave	Econ	4WI
Jimmy Neesham	Trinbago	8	23.75	11.40	0
Romario Shepherd	Guyana	7	10.14	5.60	1
Shadab Khan	Guyana	7	10.71	6.25	0
Obed McCoy	St Lucia	7	18.85	8.42	1
Keemo Paul	Guyana	7	21.71	8.94	0
Rayad Emrit	St Kitts and Nevis	7	33.71	9.13	0
Oshane Thomas	Jamaica	7	34.14	11.95	1
Fawad Ahmed	St Lucia	6	17.50	7.00	0
Sheldon Cottrell	St Kitts and Nevis	6	23.67	7.47	0
Chris Green	Guyana	6	23.67	7.47	0
Mohammad Hasnain	Trinbago	6	25.83	9.68	0