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Match insights
Warriors win comfortably with overs to spare
Guyana Amazon Warriors took the 6-wicket win by making 118/4 look controlled, not flashy. Jamaica Kingsmen’s 117 all out had the same six sixes, but far fewer fours at 4 and more dot balls at 44.9%. The Warriors found 9 fours, 61% of runs in boundaries, and kept the chase moving at 8.3/over. The win for the Warriors never looked in doubt as they dominated the Kingsmen throughout. 3 losses from 3 for the Kingsmen puts them in must-win territory now as the seek to bounce back from their shocking start in their next game.
Hope, Phillips light up GAW’s post-match picture
Guyana Amazon Warriors had plenty of players contribute to their comfortable win, but two stand tallest when compared to recent form. Hope’s 56 from 41, struck at 136.59, carried a match impact score of 92, while Phillips added 28 from 17 and a wicket, with an impact score of 84. Their standout gains of +39 and +34 underline how sharply they rose above their recent form.
Match impact vs recent form
This match score (0-100) vs their recent-form average over the card's look-back window.
Hope brings up a measured fifty in the chase
Shai Hope has reached 50 off 40 balls with 3 sixes and 2 fours as Guyana Amazon Warriors chase 117. With 112/4 at 13.6 overs, his innings has kept the Warriors firmly in charge of this chase. His presence at the crease has made a Warriors victory feel inevitable.
Kingsmen go from bad to worse
Jamaica Kingsmen were struggling at 96/6, then the floor fell away further: 3 wickets in 9 balls and only 5 runs from Overs 16-18. Keemo Paul and Kirk McKenzie both fell caught, before Hunain Shah was bowled by Nabi. Mohammad Nabi and Phillips kept the squeeze on, and the innings is now 101/9.
Kingsmen unravel in 16-ball burst
Jamaica Kingsmen went from 66/3 to 80/6 in Overs 12-14, losing three wickets in 16 balls and only 14 runs in the squeeze. Hassan Khan fell caught off Mohammad Nabi, Rovman Powell and Andre Russell were caught off Imran Tahir, as Guyana Amazon Warriors ripped the heart out of the innings. The old spin duo have worked their magic and got rid of some key men for the Kingsmen.
Tahir has McKenzie in a stranglehold
Jamaica Kingsmen are struggling to set a total at 69/4 after 12 overs, and Tahir is already squeezing McKenzie hard. McKenzie’s strike rate drops to 53 against Tahir, well below his career batting SR of 88. That is a bowler making the batter work for every single run.
McKenzie's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps McKenzie's batting strike rate below McKenzie's career mark.
Pretorius looms over Hendricks early
Guyana Amazon Warriors have turned to Pretorius against Hendricks early. Historically, this has been a match-up Hendricks has struggled in, as he strikes at only 98, well below his career average. That is a clear sign the bowling side wants to tighten the screws before the innings settles.
Hendricks's strike rate · per 100 balls
Pretorius keeps Hendricks's batting strike rate below Hendricks's career mark.
Death overs look brutal for JK
Powell and Khan give Jamaica Kingsmen the sharpest late-innings bite, with death-overs strike rates of 201.25 and 198.64 and boundary percent at 28 for both. Guyana Amazon Warriors still have answers through Hetmyer, whose 164.97 in the middle stands out among these lineups, while Hope’s steadier 130.28 in the powerplay offers control and a base to build on. Look out for Kingsmen's power hitting at the death.
Strike rate in standout phase
Standout = best relative rank vs these XIs, not personal peak SR.
Tahir has Carty in a tight grip
Carty’s strike rate against Tahir is only 42, a long way off his 120 career batting SR. Over 36 balls, Tahir has made this matchup look very one sided, and Jamaica Kingsmen will know this is one battle Guyana Amazon Warriors will be looking to win again. The Warriors skipper will look to squeeze against Carty and the rest of the Kingsmen's lineup.
Carty's strike rate · per 100 balls
Tahir keeps Carty's batting strike rate below Carty's career mark.
Kingsmen firepower meets Warriors bite
Hendricks gives Jamaica Kingsmen positive signs with the bat with 343 runs at 147 and a 42.88 average in his last 10 games, while Powell adds 276 at 159 and even a wicket. Guyana Amazon Warriors answer with Joseph’s 20 wickets and Tahir’s 13. It looks set for a close game, all balanced on whether the Kingsmen's batters or the Warrior's fire-power bowlers get the better of their opposite numbers.
Recent impact score
Role-specific form score (0-100) over the card's look-back window.
Kingsmen surge late, Warriors steady through the middle
Jamaica Kingsmen have the sharper finish, scoring at 11.49 in the Death and 8.86 in the Middle, while Guyana Amazon Warriors stay more even at 7.25, 7.64 and 10.25. The Powerplay is nearly level, but the Kingsmen’s extra punch at the back end could be decisive in tonight's contest. The Kingsmen will be hoping to maintain their power hitting at the death they demonstrated in their first two games, but this from a better start.
Runs per over by phase
Powerplay, middle and death scoring rates for each side.
Sabina Park Favours Batting First
At Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica, the numbers lean hard toward the side batting first. The average first innings is 178, and 179 has been defended 85% of the time. Chases have been successful only 43% of the time. Look out for who wins the toss tonight, and don't be surprised if they choose to bat first.
Avg first innings run rate by phase at Sabina Park
How first-innings scoring breaks down here.
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