But Ramon Simmonds sent Russell back in the last over and conceded just nine runs when Jamaica Kingsmen needed 15, giving Tridents a winning start to the competition. Things started turning after that with Russell joining Keacy Carty and the two putting together a frenetic 72-run stand in just 30 balls, Carty contributing 28 in ten balls and Russell 39 in 20. Six was needed off the last ball, and Hunain’s swing met with thin air as Tridents sneaked home. Brandon King and Zachary Carter – on CPL debut – added 40 for the opening stand in just three-and-a-half overs before Carter fell for a 15-ball 27. It almost didn’t but Tridents will take it, and Kingsmen will now need to find a road back after two losses in two games.