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Toss Winner - Barbados Tridents won the toss and choose to bowl first
Barbados Tridents beat Jamaica Kingsmen by 2 wickets
Can the Tridents strengthen their playoff hopes at home defeating the Kingsmen?
We predict that Barbados Tridents will defeat Jamaica Kingsmen.
| Tournament: | Caribbean Premier League, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 28.2°C|Overcast |
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Barbados Tridents will face Jamaica Kingsmen in the 34th match of the Caribbean Premier League 2026 at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, on September 13 at 5:30 AM IST. Both teams are locked on eight points and remain firmly involved in the playoff race.
Jamaica are third with four wins from nine matches and an NRR of -0.096. They enjoyed a strong mid-season run but enter this contest following an eight-wicket defeat against Guyana Amazon Warriors.Barbados are fourth with four wins from eight matches and an NRR of -0.438. After suffering four consecutive defeats, the Tridents have responded impressively with back-to-back victories, beating Saint Lucia Kings by eight wickets before defeating St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by four wickets.
The stakes are significant, with both teams chasing a top-four playoff position. Barbados also have a game in hand and defeated Jamaica by five runs in their earlier meeting this season, giving them additional confidence. With two playoff contenders level on points, which side will take the crucial step towards qualification?
BR
120/6 in 18.0 6.67
118/10 in 20.0 5.9
139/2 in 17.5 7.79
138/6 in 20.0 6.9
112/10 in 18.3 6.05
147/6 in 20.0 7.35
220/4 in 19.1 11.48
217/4 in 20.0 10.85
128/3 in 14.5 8.63
127/9 in 20.0 6.35
JT
160/2 in 17.2 9.23
159/7 in 20.0 7.95
180/6 in 20.0 9
127/3 in 14.4 8.66
171/4 in 18.2 9.33
169/9 in 20.0 8.45
181/6 in 20.0 9.05
130/10 in 18.0 7.22
Barbados Tridents have had an inconsistent CPL 2026 campaign but have revived their playoff hopes at an important stage. They have four wins and four defeats from eight matches, including a five-run win over Jamaica Kingsmen and an eight-wicket victory over Saint Lucia Kings. Before their current revival, they had suffered four consecutive defeats, including a 35-run loss to Trinbago Knight Riders.
The Tridents enter this match after a four-wicket victory over St Kitts and Nevis Patriots. Bowling first, they reduced the Patriots to 6/3 and eventually dismissed them for 118, with captain Chris Green taking 4/20 and Daniel Sams claiming 2/21. The chase began poorly, but Quinton de Kock anchored the recovery with an unbeaten 44 from 43 balls, helping the Tridents reach 120/6 in 18 overs.
De Kock has been their standout batter with 304 runs at 50.66 and a strike rate of 150.49, while Zachary Carter has 197 runs. With the ball, Daniel Sams leads with 12 wickets at 17.16, followed by Mujeeb Ur Rahman with 11 wickets.
With consecutive victories behind them, the Tridents have rediscovered momentum at precisely the right time and will look to strengthen their playoff position against Jamaica Kingsmen.
Key Players: Quinton de Kock, Zachary Carter, Daniel Sams, Mujeeb Ur Rahman
Brandon King, Zachary Carter, Rivaldo Clarke, Quinton de Kock (wk), Shadrack Descarte, Sherfane Rutherford, Chris Green (c), Daniel Sams, AM Ghazanfar, Gudakesh Motie, Jakeem Pollard
Quinton de Kock, Gudakesh Motie, Jakeem Pollard, Shadrack Descarte, Brandon King, Zachary Carter, Sherfane Rutherford, Chris Green, Daniel Sams, Rivaldo Clarke, Allah Ghazanfar
Jamaica Kingsmen have experienced an up-and-down debut CPL campaign, recording four wins and five defeats from nine matches. Their best period featured victories over St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by 51 runs and 11 runs, along with a five-wicket win over Trinbago Knight Riders. However, they enter this crucial contest after losing their previous match to Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight wickets.
Against Guyana, Jamaica struggled to 87/6 before Hassan Khan produced an unbeaten 62 from just 29 balls, including six sixes, to lift them to 159/7. The total proved insufficient as Guyana reached 160/2 in 17.2 overs. Hunain Shah and Maaz Sadaqat claimed one wicket each, but Jamaica could not contain the chase.
Rovman Powell leads Jamaica’s batting with 213 runs at 30.42 and a strike rate of 133.12, while Keacy Carty has scored 179 runs. With the ball, Hunain Shah leads with 12 wickets at 20.66, followed by Andre Russell with nine wickets at 18.66.
With their playoff position still at stake, Jamaica will need greater consistency from their top order and a strong performance from their experienced bowling attack against an in-form Barbados side.
Key Players: Rovman Powell, Keacy Carty, Hunain Shah, Andre Russell
Maaz Sadaqat, Kirk McKenzie, Keacy Carty, Usman Khan (wk), Keemo Paul, Rovman Powell (c), Hassan Khan, Odean Smith, Vitel Lawes, Jediah Blades, Hunain Shah
Rovman Powell, Keacy Carty, Maaz Sadaqat, Andre Russell, Keemo Paul, Odean Smith, Kirk McKenzie, Hassan Khan, Usman Khan, Vitel Lawes , Hunain Shah
The weather on match day at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, is expected to be cloudy, windy and humid, with a couple of showers possible during the day. The temperature will range between a high of around 31°C and a low of 27°C.
Pitch Condition
Batting Conditions
Pace Bowling
Spin Bowling
The venue of the match is Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. Cricket has been played at the ground since the 19th century. The Kensington Oval surface generally offers good pace and bounce early but can become slower as the match progresses, bringing slower bowlers into play. The average first-innings T20 score is at 140, although modern CPL batting conditions can produce considerably more. A first-innings total of around 160–170 can be expected.
The teams batting first have won 32 of 53 T20s, compared with 18 wins for teams bowling first at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown. With the surface potentially becoming slower as the game progresses, putting runs on the board should be the preferred option. The team winning the toss should bat first at Kensington Oval.
Barbados Tridents hold a slight advantage going into this contest. Both teams have eight points, but Jamaica Kingsmen have played nine matches compared with Barbados’ eight and possess the better NRR at -0.096 against -0.438. However, the Tridents have greater momentum after consecutive victories and also defeated Jamaica by five runs earlier this season. Playing at Kensington Oval gives Barbados another advantage, while Quinton de Kock and their improving bowling attack strengthen their chances in this crucial playoff battle.
We predict that Barbados Tridents will defeat Jamaica Kingsmen.
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