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Guyana Amazon Warriors seize control with a 3-wicket burst
Jamaica Kingsmen were 71/3, then Guyana Amazon Warriors ripped through them for 3 wickets in 18 balls to leave them 87/6. That spell at overs 12-14 turned a decent platform into a collapse, and it handed the game’s momentum firmly to Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Warriors finish stronger to win by 8 wickets
Guyana Amazon Warriors showed up tonight in front of their home fans. Tonight's comfortable victory takes them to 5 wins from 5 games in this season's CPL and they look the dominant force in the competition so far. As they enter their home phase of the tournament, they will be hoping to continue this excellent form into the knockouts.
Pierre and Khan shape the post-match verdict
Pierre’s 2 wickets for 21 at an economy of just 5.25 gave Guyana Amazon Warriors the control they needed, while Khan answered with 60 off 28 at 214.29 for Jamaica Kingsmen. The impact scores back it up too, 94 and 87, both well above their recent form. However, it will be Pierre who will walk away from tonight the happier of the two as his contribution helped his side take 2 points from the match.
Match impact vs recent form
This match score (0-100) vs their recent-form average over the card's look-back window.
Gurbaz brings up a rapid fifty in the chase
Rahmanullah Gurbaz has kept Guyana Amazon Warriors right on the 159 target, reaching 50 off 31 balls with 3 sixes and 5 fours as they moved to 106/1 in 10.4 overs. In a chase already well advanced, that strike rate has given the innings the pace it needed and allowed others to bat calmly around hiim.
Gurbaz reaches 450 sixes
Gurbaz has brought up another T20 milestone in this game, reaching 450 sixes after adding 3 more for Guyana Amazon Warriors. It is a marker of power and, with his sixes in this game, that power is taking the game away from JK.
Gurbaz reaches 7000 T20 runs
Gurbaz has brought up a major career T20 milestone in this live moment, with 30 runs this match taking him from 6972 to 7000. He's the youngest man to do this at just 24 years of age. Plenty more to come from him!
Keemo Paul’s over jolts GAW’s chase
Guyana Amazon Warriors turned 48/1 into 65/1 in Over 6, with Keemo Paul conceding 17 as the chase quickened. A six and two fours in the over changed the tempo against Jamaica Kingsmen, and with 159 in sight, Kingsmen need something to change quickly.
This over · runs
Well clear of the required run rate.
Hope has Paul’s measure in the chase
Guyana Amazon Warriors are 48/1 after 5 overs in a chase of 159, and Hope’s 183 strike rate against Paul is well above his 132 career strike rate. That mismatch is in the Warriors favour and they will look to take advantage of it.
Hope's strike rate · per 100 balls
Paul keeps Hope's batting strike rate below Hope's career mark.
Khan reaches 50 as Jamaica Kingsmen finish strongly
At 147/7 in 19.1 overs, Hassan Khan has given Jamaica Kingsmen a late lift with 50 off 24 balls, including 5 sixes and 1 four. He has been the shining light for JK in this innings and is the reason why they have been able to muster a competitive total.
Tahir’s 21 turns a modest finish into a real total
Jamaica Kingsmen were 122/6 before Tahir was taken for 21 in Over 19, with three sixes in the over changing the feel of the innings at once. That lift pushed them to 143/7 after 19 overs, and they will be looking to finish strong.
This over · runs
Well clear of Jamaica Kingsmen's current run rate.
Khan reaches 100 T20 sixes
Hassan Khan has breezed past 100 T20 sixes. From 99 to 102, with 3 in Imran Tahir's final over, is the kind of marker that says he has kept clearing the ropes long enough to make a habit of it.
Kingsmen lose 3 wickets in 11 balls
Jamaica Kingsmen went from 83/3 to 87/6 in the space of 11 balls, and the innings appears to have fallen off a cliff. Keemo Paul ran out, Rovman Powell was bowled by Mohammad Nabi, and Hassan Khan was caught off Khary Pierre. With only 4 runs added, Guyana Amazon Warriors have seized the moment and left this first-innings in tatters.
Tahir has kept Paul quiet
Guyana Amazon Warriors have gone to Tahir with Jamaica Kingsmen on 63/3 after 9 overs, and the matchup explains why. Paul’s strike rate of 73 against Tahir sits well below his 128 career mark, so this change is about squeezing the innings just as Jamaica Kingsmen look for a lift in over 10.
Paul's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps Paul's batting strike rate below Paul's career mark.
Pierre has kept Paul well below his usual pace
At 61/2 in 8 overs, Jamaica Kingsmen are being checked rather than released. Paul’s strike rate sits at 86 against Pierre, well under his 128 career batting SR, and that is exactly the kind of squeeze Guyana Amazon Warriors wanted at this stage. The bowling change signals a grip on the innings as the Kingsmen try to set something sturdier.
Paul's strike rate · per 100 balls
Pierre keeps Paul's batting strike rate below Paul's career mark.
Sadaqat reaches 1250 career T20 runs
Sadaqat has reached the 1250-run mark, with 29 runs so far in this match nudging him over the line for a career T20 milestone. For Jamaica Kingsmen, that is a timely contribution in a match where every run matters.
Powell and Sampson loom as the danger men
With Powell’s death-overs strike rate at 199.15 and Sampson’s middle-overs burst at 191.94, both sides have huge amounts of power. Sadaqat brings a powerplay strike rate of 160.87, while Hetmyer has 173.9 in the middle. These four will be key in bringing the heat with the bat.
Strike rate in standout phase
Standout = best relative rank vs these XIs, not personal peak SR.
Tahir has Carty's number
Carty's strike rate drops to 42 against Tahir, well below his career batting SR of 118. Across 36 balls, that is a matchup the Guyana Amazon Warriors spinner has clearly won, and Jamaica Kingsmen will need Carty to find a way through it. Powell spoke before the game about meetings his batting unit have had about how they will approach spin tonight, and no doubt facing Tahir was central to that conversation.
Carty's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps Carty's batting strike rate below Carty's career mark.
Tahir has McKenzie on a tight leash
McKenzie’s strike rate against Tahir sits at 48, well below his 110 career batting SR. For Guyana Amazon Warriors, it is a matchup that has already muted one of the key names, and if Tahir will look to exploit it once again.
McKenzie's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps McKenzie's batting strike rate below McKenzie's career mark.
Khan is one six away from 100
Khan sits on 99 career T20 sixes, and he will be keen to get well past 100 tonight.
Powell is two sixes from 450
For Jamaica Kingsmen, Powell stands on 448 career T20 sixes and needs just 2 more to reach 450. He is vastly experienced and as the captain of this side he will be looking to lead from the front tonight with many boundaries.
Gurbaz is 3 sixes away from 450
Gurbaz walks in with 447 career T20 sixes and needs just 3 more to reach 450.
Tahir leads the bowling stakes for Guyana Amazon Warriors
Tahir’s 70 wickets in his last 50 games and impact score of 92 make him the sharpest threat on this card. Hetmyer brings 1179 runs, while striking at 164, while Hope’s 1467 and Powell’s 1172 show both sides have match-winners who can tilt a T20 quickly. Guyana Amazon Warriors may have the clearer bowling edge, especially with their skipper, but Jamaica Kingsmen have enough firepower to make it a contest.
Recent impact score
Role-specific form score (0-100) over the card's look-back window.
Kingsmen need to set themselves up
Jamaica Kingsmen excel at the death, with power-hitters galore, from Powell to Russell to Ayub. However, it is in the middle phase where they have let themselves down so far this year. It is essential they can keep scoring rates high in the middle phase so that their late explosion adds to an already solid base rather than salvaging a par score from a mess. The Warriors have been the far more consistent batting unit and will look to make that consistency pay dividends tonight.
Runs per over by phase
Powerplay, middle and death scoring rates for each side.
Providence asks for 160 and rewards the side that defends it
Match 26 of the 2026 CPL takes us to Providence, Guyana, for the first time this competition. The home side enter this match with a perfect record, 4 wins from 4, and will be looking to take advantage of late season home advantage to continue their impeccable form and separate themselves from the battle for the playoff spots. Meanwhile, the Kingsmen have 4 wins and 4 losses, and are far closer to the end of their group stage experience. Victory in Providence is vital for them, but it will be no easy feat to overturn the home team tonight.
Avg first innings run rate by phase at Providence Stadium
How first-innings scoring breaks down here.
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