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It was the Kings’ first loss in three outings and the result dropped them to third place in the standings behind the also unbeaten Barbados Royals, who have won both of their matches. In what was a dismal batting performance by the Kings, it took a late cameo fromMatthew Forde to get them up to three figures. Kings’ captain Faf du Plessis made just six before he was trapped lbw by fast-bowler Dwaine Pretorius, and Ackeem Auguste was run out by Motie for 10 to leave the Kings 27-2 in the fourth over. But with the score on 42-2, the Kings shockingly lost their next four wickets for the addition of only seven runs, with Keemo Paul dismissing Bhanuka Rajapaksa for seven and opener Johnson Charles for 19, before Player of the Match Motie and Tahir took over. Tahir clean-bowled Roston Chase for two, and with his very next ball he trapped David Weise lbw for a duck, as the Kings slumped to 49-6 in the seventh over. Forde denied Tahir his hat-trick, and together with Tim Seifert added a valuable 45 runs in the highest partnership of the Kings’ innings. Forde struck two sixes and three fours in his top score of 31 from 21 balls, before being caught at long off trying to hit a delivery from Motie out of the ground. The end then came swiftly for the Kings, with Tahir trapping Seifert lbw for 12 and Motie bowling Noor Ahmad and having last man Alzarri Joseph caught at long on. Motie ended with the attractive figures of 3-16 from 3.3 overs, Tahir finished with 3-29 from four overs, and Paul took 2-19. Warriors’ openers Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Tim Robinson then wasted little time in their run chase. Gurbaz was especially brutal on Forde, blasting him for four huge sixes in the third over to jump-start the innings. By the time Robinson was outfoxed by a googly from Ahmad to be bowled for 33 from 20 balls, the Warriors had already rushed to 62 in five overs. Gurbaz clouted left-arm spinner Khary Pierre for three sixes in the seventh over, but eventually fell for 47 from 19 balls, inclusive of seven sixes, when Ahmad had him lbw to leave the Warriors 91-2. Shai Hope (11) and Azam Khan (0) both fell cheaply, but by then the writing was on the wall, with Shimron Hetmyer and Paul completing the final rites. Ahmad was the pick of the Kings’ bowlers with 3-22 from his four overs. – CMC Motie, Tahir spin web around Kings DENVER, Colorado: D enver Nuggets star point guard Jamal Murray has agreed to a four-year, $208-million maximum contract extension, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press (AP) on Saturday. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity as the deal, which keeps Murray out of free agency next summer, awaited the requisite signatures. Murray made a remarkable return from a torn ACL that sidelined him for all of the 2021-22 season to help lead the Nuggets to the franchise’s first NBA title in 2023. That was followed by an injury-filled regular season and truncated play-off run this summer, which preceded a disappointing performance by the Canadian in the Paris Olympics, where he often came off the bench. In Denver, though, Murray is three-time MVP Nikola Jokic’s pick-and-roll partner and provides the Nuggets with one of the NBA’s best offensive duos. The extension, which has been in the works for months, will keep Murray in a Nuggets uniform through the 2028-29 season. – AP Murray agrees to four-year, $208m max contract extension Jamal Murray (right) of Canada looks to pass the ball around Willy Hernangomez of Spain in a men’s basketball game at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, France. AP Motie I An A llen CLASSIFIEDS/SPORTS