Jersey’s reply bought off to a tough begin – Carlyon was caught for 2, hooking Luke Bichard into the wind, whereas Patrick Gouge hit 22 off 12 balls earlier than he was caught off Adam Martel to go away Jersey on 25-2 off 3.5 overs.
Jersey slumped to 42-3 5 balls later when Nick Greenwood was caught for 10 off eight balls as Martel claimed his second wicket.
It bought worse for the favourites when the big-hitting Jonty Jenner (17) and his alternative Julius Sumerauer (0) had been dismissed within the area of three balls by Matt Stokes as Jersey had been lowered to 61-5 off 7.1 overs.
However Tribe and Charlie Brennan got here collectively for an important sixth-wicket stand as they moved Jersey again above the run price.
The pair made 39 earlier than Brennan was caught by Ben Ferbrache on 20 as Bichard took his second wicket to go away Jersey on 100-6 with six overs to go.
However Tribe – the brother of England Lions and Glamorgan participant Asa – and Ben Ward noticed Jersey house.
Tribe hit 5 sixes in a 40-ball knock as he and Ward’s 40-run stand despatched the Jersey followers wild and broke Guernsey’s hearts.
“It was an unimaginable run chase,” Jersey skipper Perchard instructed BBC Radio Jersey.
“Chasing 140 ought to have been a simple job, however a couple of early wickets that we misplaced put a little bit of stress on our center order who have not had an excessive amount of batting to do that week.
“However we at all times speak concerning the depth in our line up and that was clearly on present at present with an ideal 50 from Zak Tribe and he was nicely supported by Charlie Brennan and Ben Ward.
“The highest order had been so good for us thus far, this event that we have not actually needed to rely an excessive amount of on the center and decrease order.
“They have not hit too many balls all week, however they got here out and confirmed their high quality at present, so I am actually happy for these guys who’ve had a quiet week however performed a extremely necessary occasion within the ultimate.”













