The Caribbean side surprised everyone with their impressive show in the group stage where they ousted Indian Premier League II champions Deccan Chargers. Riding on a strong all round performance, Trinidad & Tobago had previously humbled Somerset in their opening group encounter. Even though, the Caribbeans started as underdogs, they have shown they are not just paper tigers as they have quite a few match-winners up their ranks. Dwayne Bravo, who has been more successful with the ball so far, taking seven wickets in two matches, is due for big runs as he is yet to explode with the bat. However, somebody or the other from both the top and lower order have chipped in with useful contribution in times of crisis to help Trinidad & Tobago’s cause. William Perkins has got good starts at the top but he would look forward to capitalise on them and get a big total against his name as the competition gets tougher and stiffer from here on.