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Match insights
Guyana Amazon Warriors broke the game open
St Lucia Kings were 64/3 and then lost 5 wickets in 18 balls, tumbling to 73/8 across overs 10-12. They owe great thanks to the skill of Tahir and Mehidy, who demonstrated excellent control and deception with the ball, as well as to the groundsmen at Providence Stadium who curated a pitch conducive to turn and low bounce. That collapse handed Guyana Amazon Warriors control, and from there the match was in their control.
Guyana Amazon Warriors finish the chase with 4 wickets to spare
St Lucia Kings were held to 119 all out, and Guyana Amazon Warriors got home at 122/6 with 4 wickets in hand. The key difference was in the boundary mix: Guyana Amazon Warriors struck 8 sixes, plenty coming from the blade of Sampson at the ened, while St Lucia Kings managed 13 fours but only 3 sixes. In the end, the Warriors had just enough.
Tahir and Sampson decide it for Guyana Amazon Warriors
Tahir ripped through with 5 wickets for 17, and that kind of spell leaves little room for escape. Sampson followed that up by displaying brute force when it was the Warriors' turn to bat with 37 off 11, a burst that gave him an impact score of 93 and turned pressure into control. With both men posting standout gains of +34 and +30, Guyana Amazon Warriors had the two match-defining performances and seized the game.
Match impact vs recent form
This match score (0-100) vs their recent-form average over the card's look-back window.
Hetmyer reaches 2500 CPL runs
Hetmyer has moved to 2500 CPL runs with 14 runs so far this match, a tidy milestone in a live contest between GAW and SLK. From 2486 to 2500, he has crossed a significant mark without needing a headline burst, and that kind of contribution can still matter in a tight CPL passage.
Three wickets, three runs, and the innings stumbles
Guyana Amazon Warriors have gone from 66/1 to 69/4 in 9 balls. That burst has flipped the mood in Overs 13-15, and St Lucia Kings have seized the moment as the batting side is left scrambling to recover.
Chase has Miraz under pressure
Guyana Amazon Warriors are 69/3 in 14 overs chasing 119, and Chase has kept Mehidy Hasan Miraz to a strike rate of 100 against a career mark of 121. Can the Kings sneak an opening?
Miraz's strike rate · per 100 balls
Chase keeps Miraz's batting strike rate below Miraz's career mark.
Theekshana has kept Hope quiet
At 17/1 after 5 overs in the chase of 119, Guyana Amazon Warriors still have work to do, and Hope’s 90 against Theekshana sits well below his 131 career batting SR. That kind of check on the scoring rate gives St Lucia Kings a useful grip on the middle overs and makes every run from here feel heavier.
Hope's strike rate · per 100 balls
Theekshana keeps Hope's batting strike rate below Hope's career mark.
Hope has handled Chase better than his career rate
Guyana Amazon Warriors are chasing 119, and Hope’s strike rate of 146 against Chase is running above his 131 career batting SR. He comes in early today but will be confident that if he is able to continue positively against Chase he could turn this second innings into a comfortable one.
Hope's strike rate · per 100 balls
Chase keeps Hope's batting strike rate below Hope's career mark.
Piennar gives St Lucia Kings a late lift
St Lucia Kings were 81/9 before Phillips gave away 16 in Over 15, taking them to 97/9. It is not much to cling on to for the Kings, but at the moment it is the only positive they can see.
This over · runs
Well clear of St Lucia Kings's current run rate.
Tahir tears through St Lucia Kings
Bad to worse!
St Lucia Kings lose the plot in a clatter of wickets
St Lucia Kings have been rocked from 64/3 to 73/7, and Guyana Amazon Warriors have turned a decent platform into a scramble. To think, the Kings were at one point 54/1 but that seems like an eternity ago as they have lost 6 since then! Spinners are doing the damage and it is not just damage to their batting lineup in this game but to their playoff chances.
St Lucia Kings lose the plot in a clatter of wickets
St Lucia Kings lost 3 wickets for 10 runs in 14 balls. That passage swings the match. Mehidy Hasan Miraz took the first, followed by two from Tahir, which saw the Kings slide from 54/1 to 64/4 and handing back the momentum.
Pooran reaches 250 CPL runs
Pooran has brought up 250 runs in the CPL and done it with 24 so far in this match, a neat marker of a player already leaving an imprint in his debut season.
Pretorius slows Seifert’s early pace
St Lucia Kings are 14/0 after 2 overs, but Seifert’s 116 strike rate against Pretorius sits well below his 140 career batting SR. That matchup suggests the opening spell is aimed at checking the start before it gets away.
Seifert's strike rate · per 100 balls
Pretorius keeps Seifert's batting strike rate below Seifert's career mark.
Power to come at the Death
Phillips brings a 191.22 strike rate at the death, and Pretorius is not far behind with 180.77 in that same phase. Sampson’s best work comes in the middle at 184.85, while Seifert starts fast at 154.58 in the powerplay. With both sides carrying phase-specific threats, the last overs look primed to shape the contest.
Strike rate in standout phase
Standout = best relative rank vs these XIs, not personal peak SR.
Tahir has Seifert in check
Seifert’s strike rate drops to 72 against Tahir, well below his 140 career batting SR, and that is a real squeeze over 53 balls. For St Lucia Kings, this matchup could blunt one of their star players if Guyana Amazon Warriors get Tahir into the contest early. He tends not to bowl that frequently in the powerplay, but expect to see him very shortly after that if Seifert is still in.
Seifert's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps Seifert's batting strike rate below Seifert's career mark.
Shepherd has kept Seifert well below his usual pace
Tim Seifert’s strike rate sits at 96 against Romario Shepherd, far short of his 140 career batting SR. Over 25 balls, Shepherd has clearly found a way to blunt a batter who usually scores much faster. The Kings are very reliant on their opening pair and will be hoping Seifert can correct this trend and score freely to set up a big first innings.
Seifert's strike rate · per 100 balls
Shepherd keeps Seifert's batting strike rate below Seifert's career mark.
Hetmyer needs 14 to reach 2500 CPL runs
Hetmyer starts 14 short of 2500 CPL runs, a neat milestone within reach in this T20. After scoring only 4 in his innings last night, he will be hoping for a much more productive night tonight and to fly past this milestone.
Seifert leads the watchlist, but Hetmyer can flip it fast
St Lucia Kings have Seifert on 364 runs at a strike rate of 162 in his last ten games, the clear standout batting threat on the card. Guyana Amazon Warriors counter with Hetmyer, whose 261 runs come at 188, while Tahir and Joseph bring 14 and 24 wickets. That mix of power and strike bowling could decide whether GAW can blunt SLK or whether SLK’s top order takes control.
Recent impact score
Role-specific form score (0-100) over the card's look-back window.
GAW have the edge over SLK
Guyana Amazon Warriors have 17 wins to St Lucia Kings' 11 across 29 meetings, with 1 no result, so this one arrives with a clear recent edge for GAW. In their most recent matchup, the Warriors secured a comfortable win by 7 wickets, so have lots pointing in their favour this evening.
Guyana finish harder than St Lucia in every phase
Guyana Amazon Warriors have the edge from the start, with 8.47 in the powerplay and 8.29 through the middle, then they lift to 10.82 at the death. St Lucia Kings sit a touch lower at 8.18, 7.99 and 8.79. That late surge shows the Warriors have the capability to take this one away from the Kings if they set themselves a platform to explode from.
Runs per over by phase
Powerplay, middle and death scoring rates for each side.
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