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CPL 18 (Video): Lara hails TKR’s resurgence; but can they hold off a blip?

Expression House Media Saturday 8 September 2018 Cricket, Volley Comments Off on CPL 18 (Video): Lara hails TKR’s resurgence; but can they hold off a blip?

West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara hails the Trinbago Knight Riders as the best team of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), but can Dwayne Bravo’s boys stave off a blip at the business end of the season?

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