Georgetown – Burly Pakistani batsman Azam Khan hit 64, and Barbadian pacer Nyeem Young and Afghanistan left-arm spinner Mujeeb-ur-Rahman followed up with tidy spells, and Barbados Royals guaranteed they will finish top of the Caribbean Premier League standings with an impressive 36-run demolition of reigning champions St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in Guyana.
Royals march to eighth win
Barbados Royals batsman Azam Khan gathers runs through the off-side during his 64
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