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Toss Winner - Barbados Tridents won the toss and choose to bowl first
Guyana Amazon Warriors Won by 64 runs
Guyana Amazon Warriors have won each of their last three encounters against Barbados Royals, including once this season.
Guyana Amazon Warriors are favorites to emerge victorious in this clash.
| Tournament: | Caribbean Premier League, 2025 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Providence Stadium, Georgetown, Guyana |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 29.1°C|Clear |
The last group stage match of the 2025 Caribbean Premier League sees Guyana Amazon Warriors take on Barbados Royals. Guyana have already secured their playoff berth with 10 points from nine matches, but a convincing victory here could see them finish in the top two. Barbados, on the other hand, have had a disappointing campaign and are out of contention, leaving them with nothing but pride to play for. Given Guyana’s recent dominance over the Royals and their strong performances, they enter this game as the overwhelming favorites.
GAW
188/8 in 20.0 9.4
185/4 in 20.0 9.25
99/10 in 18.1 5.45
103/6 in 19.2 5.33
165/6 in 20.0 8.25
170/6 in 19.4 8.64
BR
172/3 in 19.0 9.05
166/8 in 20.0 8.3
149/7 in 20.0 7.45
150/7 in 20.0 7.5
187/4 in 20.0 9.35
188/6 in 20.0 9.4
165/6 in 20.0 8.25
170/6 in 19.4 8.64
226/7 in 20.0
138/6 in 20.0
Guyana Amazon Warriors have had a strong Caribbean Premier League season, sitting fourth after winning five and losing four matches. They've sealed their playoff berth with 10 points and a net run rate of +0.336. Beating Barbados convincingly here could lift them into the top two, which would mean two opportunities to make the final.
Shai Hope has been their batting mainstay, collecting 416 runs from nine innings while striking at 130. He's clearly found his rhythm with four fifties under his belt and should manage another 30 or so runs today.
Ben McDermott has offered good backing, accumulating 187 runs across eight outings at a strike rate of 166. Quentin Sampson and Dwaine Pretorius have both crossed 150 runs each, strengthening their batting depth considerably.
The bowling department has been effective overall. Captain Imran Tahir has led from the front with 17 wickets at an economy of 7.61. Dwaine Pretorius and Gudakesh Motie have taken 20 more wickets between them, with Romario serving as another trusted alternative, chipping in with six additional scalps.
Ben McDermott, Moeen Ali, Shamarh Brooks, Shai Hope (wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Hassan Khan, Dwaine Pretorius, Romario Shepherd, Gudakesh Motie, Quentin Sampson, Imran Tahir (c)
Shimron Hetmyer, Shamarh Brooks, Moeen Ali, Quentin Sampson , Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, Shai Hope, Imran Tahir, Shamar Joseph, Ben McDermott
Barbados Royals have suffered through an awful campaign, sitting at the bottom of the standings with only two victories against six losses from their nine outings. Their tournament is over and they can only try to salvage some pride with a final win.
Their batsmen have struggled to find any consistency, while their bowlers haven't been able to build regular pressure on opponents.
Brandon King has been their bright spot, compiling 262 runs across seven knocks at 43.66 average and striking at 136.55. His unbeaten 98 from 65 deliveries versus Antigua and Barbuda Falcons was among the tournament's best innings. Rovman Powell has supported him well with 240 runs from eight appearances, averaging 60 while striking at 189.
Quinton de Kock and Sherfane Rutherford have also done their bit, each contributing over 160 runs, but neither has produced the big knocks needed to change games.
Daniel Sams has spearheaded their bowling with 13 scalps at 7.67 per over. Ramon Simmonds and Eathan Bosch have taken 20 wickets between them, but the remaining bowlers haven't offered enough help, making the Royals vulnerable.
Quinton de Kock (wk), Brandon King, Kadeem Alleyne, Rassie van der Dussen, Sherfane Rutherford, Rovman Powell (c), Chris Green, Daniel Sams, Ramon Simmonds, Eathan Bosch, Jomel Warrican
Rovman Powell, Shaqkere Parris, Kofi James, Sherfane Rutherford, Kadeem Alleyne, Quinton de Kock, Ramon Simmonds, Zishan Motara, Daniel Sams, Chris Green, Rassie van der Dussen
Providence Stadium’s pitches are well-known for their sluggish nature, where spinners dominate as the match progresses. Batters often find it tough to middle the ball early, thanks to the uneven bounce and turn available from the outset. The large outfield means clearing the boundary requires precise timing. When the floodlights take over, the surface becomes even slower, adding to the batters’ difficulties.
Weather forecasts suggest cloud cover over Guyana, with a possible thunderstorm in the morning.
Pitch Condition
BalancedBatting Conditions
Moderate ScoringPace Bowling
Pace BounceSpin Bowling
Average Turn
The average score batting first at Providence Stadium is 151. The highest total posted here in the CPL is Jamaica Tallawahs’ 226-4 versus Guyana Amazon Warriors in 2022. For this game, the team batting first must look to set a score of around 170 to keep themselves in a strong position.
Providence Stadium usually favors the team batting second, as has been seen in this CPL, with three of the four matches being won by the chasing side. We reckon the toss-winning captain might be tempted to bowl in this night game.
Guyana Amazon Warriors have everything to play for in their final group game as a top-two spot is on the line. On the other hand, Barbados Royals have struggled all the way through the tournament and have already lost to the Warriors once this season. Current form and overall team strength make Guyana the favorites for this clash.
Guyana Amazon Warriors are favorites to emerge victorious in this clash.
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