Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors Live ஸ்கோர், Match 26 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

That’s a wrap from Providence! An absolute masterclass tonight from the Guyana Amazon Warriors to seal another emphatic victory. The CPL party rolls on this Sunday, September 6, as the Barbados Tridents lock horns with the Trinbago Knight Riders at 12 am GMT. Make sure to join us early for the toss, pitch report, and all the pre-game buzz. From all of us in the commentary box, goodbye and take care!

The captain of Guyana Amazon Warriors - Imran Tahir admits the team started with low energy, but commends his players for regrouping quickly and controlling the game for the first 16 to 18 overs. He praises the squad's professionalism and loves how clinical the batters were during the chase. Tahir highlights young Mavendra Dindyal as a fine talent with a bright future and notes their familiarity with Rahmanullah Gurbaz and thanks the crowd for their support.

The captain of Jamaica Kingsmen - Rovman Powell is pleased with the first-innings total and praises Hassan Khan for playing a tremendous knock. He acknowledges that Guyana are tough to beat at home, highlighting their well-rounded team, three quality spinners, Dwaine Pretorius’ early strikes, and strong batting from Rahmanullah Gurbaz and the youngster. Facing must-win games ahead, Powell says that he will try to stay confident and see how it goes.

Player of the Match - Dwaine Pretorius is the Player of the Match for his excellent figures of (3-0-20-2). He expresses gratitude for the opportunity to play and praises his team for setting high standards in their first home game. He keeps his bowling plans simple, trusting the quality of teammates like Shamar Joseph, Imran Tahir, and Mohammad Nabi around him. He also commends the batting unit and ends by saying that they will try to continue with the winnings momentum.

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Hope and Hetmyer finish the job - Maaz Sadaqat briefly brought a smile to Jamaica’s camp by removing Gurbaz in the 13th over, but the contest was already slipping away. Shai Hope played the anchor to perfection with an unbeaten 39 off 35 balls, while Shimron Hetmyer applied the finishing touches with an electric 30. The pair knocked off the remaining runs without breaking a sweat, taking Guyana over the line at 160/2 in just 17.2 overs to seal another commanding night at home.

A Blistering start - Chasing 160, the Warriors made light work of the target right from ball one. Young Mavendra Dindyal set the tone with a sensational cameo of 33 off 17 balls before being bowled by Hunain Shah. Rahmanullah Gurbaz then seized the reins, punishing the Kingsmen bowling attack. Guyana powered to 65/1 in the Powerplay and sat comfortably at 98/1 at the halfway mark, completely in control with Gurbaz notching a fluent 54 off 35 balls.

Hassan Khan rescues the Kingsmen - Batting first, Jamaica were pushed onto the back foot immediately as Dwaine Pretorius struck twice during the Powerplay. The spin choke followed, with Khary Pierre striking twice and Mohammad Nabi cleaning up Rovman Powell for a golden duck to leave the Kingsmen reeling at 87/6. Just when a total under 100 looked likely, Hassan Khan produced an astonishing counter-attack. Hassan hammered Imran Tahir for three consecutive sixes and completed his maiden CPL fifty, finishing unbeaten on 62 off just 29 deliveries to drag his team to 159/7.

Five on the trot for the Warriors - Guyana Amazon Warriors continue their unstoppable march, cruising to a comprehensive eight-wicket victory to make it five wins in a row. While the Kingsmen showed great fight late in their innings to post a competitive total, Guyana’s clinical execution with the ball and firepower with the bat proved far too strong on the night.

That will do! Short, on off, Shimron Hetmyer lifts it over mid on for a single. Guyana Amazon Warriors win by 8 wickets!

Scores are level now! Fullish, on off, Shai Hope digs it to extra cover. The fielder makes a direct hit at the bowler's end. An overthrow allows the batters to collect a single. The umpire checks for a possible runout but replays show that Shimron Hetmyer was comfortably in.

Beaten! Fullish, outside off, Shimron Hetmyer gets low and swings hard but misses.

Shaping away, on off, Shai Hope punches it through point for a run.

Good length, on off, Shimron Hetmyer knocks it to long on for a single.

Shaping in, on leg, Shai Hope tucks it to mid-wicket for a single.

Short, on leg, Shai Hope ducks under it.

FOUR! Guyana Amazon Warriors are just one hit away now! Short, outside off, Shai Hope looks to slap it but gets a top edge. The ball flies over the keeper's head for a boundary.

Keeps it full, outside off, Shai Hope slashes it through backward point for a single.

150 comes up for the Guyana Amazon Warriors! Back of a length, on off, Shimron Hetmyer tugs it to square leg for a single. Just 10 more runs needed now.

FOUR AGAIN! More runs for Guyana Amazon Warriors! Fullish, outside off, Shimron Hetmyer leans onto it and cracks a drive through covers for yet another boundary.

FOUR! Streaky from Hetmyer! Full and outside off, Shimron Hetmyer looks to drive it but gets a thick outside edge. The ball races away through short third for a boundary.

Too full, outside off, Shimron Hetmyer looks to slap it but misses.

Dropped! A difficult one, though. Fullish, on leg, Shimron Hetmyer flicks it over mid-wicket. Odean Smith dives to his left but spills the catch. The batters collect two runs.

Guyana Amazon Warriors need 21 runs in 30 balls now. Jediah Blades returns.

Flatter, on leg, Shimron Hetmyer flicks it through square leg for a single.

SIX! All the way! Fullish, outside off, Shimron Hetmyer takes a step forward and powers it high and over long off for a bigge.

Tossed up, outside off, Shai Hope drives it through covers for a single.

Drops it short, on off, Shimron Hetmyer knocks it through mid on for one more.

Nice and full, on off, Shai Hope taps it to point for a run.

FOUR! Through the gap! Fullish, outside off, Shai Hope gets low and sweeps it magnificently through the gap at mid-wicket for a boundary.