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One of the most compelling moments of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) 2026 unfolded on September 1 at Warner Park in Basseterre, where a full-stretch diving grab by Navin Bidaisee ended a spectacular century from Quinton de Kock. The left-handed opener had been in commanding form for the Barbados Tridents, and his dismissal for 106 off 57 balls quickly became a defining talking point among cricket followers.
De Kock’s innings was studded with 11 boundaries and six maximums, striking at 185.96. His wicket fell at 189/3 in the 18th over, off the bowling of Naseem Shah, as the Tridents aimed for a formidable total in Match 23 of CPL 2026. The delivery from Naseem Shah was a low full toss angled near off stump. De Kock, attempting to lift the ball over deep cover, got beneath it and sent it high into the outfield. Bidaisee, a St Kitts and Nevis Patriots all-rounder, sprinted across from the right, covered considerable ground, and launched himself into a full-length dive. He completed a one-handed catch just inches above the turf and barely inside the boundary rope.
Bidaisee had earlier put down a chance during the same innings before clinging on to this decisive effort. With the ball, he delivered one over for eight runs without success, making the catch his standout contribution of the match.
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots eventually secured a six-wicket victory. Barbados Tridents batted first and posted 217/4 in 20 overs, with Zachary Carter contributing 57 off 36, including one four and seven sixes at a strike rate of 158.33. Naseem Shah finished with 2/43 for the Patriots. In reply, Johnson Charles anchored the chase with 78 off 45, featuring six fours and seven sixes at 173.33, as the rest of the batting lineup chipped in to seal the win. Daniel Sams picked up 2/40 for Barbados.
The Patriots sit fifth on the table with two wins from seven games, while the Tridents remain at the bottom with two wins from five matches.
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