Toss & Conditions

Across all women’s T20 matches on record, the average first-innings total is 139.3, and matches played in a rain-forecast setup have averaged 121.6 with a run rate of 7.18 and 5.6 wickets per innings. In those rain-forecast matches, the chasing side has won 62% of the time, and the first-innings total has been 17.7 runs lower than the baseline—an observed pattern that also comes with more shortened innings (29% under 19 overs versus 12% otherwise), so the run rate is the cleaner guide than the raw total. The forecast at the start is 30.65°C with 59.75% humidity, 71.75% cloud cover, wind at 20.7 km/h, and 0.85 mm precipitation. Trinbago Knight Riders W won the toss and elected to bowl, aligning with the historical tilt toward successful chases in rain-forecast conditions.

Head-to-Head

In the last three head-to-head meetings, Guyana Amazon Warriors W have won two, while Trinbago Knight Riders W have one win via a one-over eliminator after a tie. The most recent clash was in mid-September 2025, and it went right down to the closing stages with GUY-W chasing and getting home by five wickets with seven balls remaining. A week earlier in September 2025, the Warriors defended a total to win by six runs, another game decided by fine margins. The earlier meeting in August 2024 was level at the end of the main match before Knight Riders edged the eliminator, which fits the broader theme here: these sides have repeatedly dragged each other into finishes where a handful of deliveries decide the outcome.

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 125/5

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 123/7

2025-09-13 · GUY-W won by 5 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 129/7

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 123/9

2025-09-06 · GUY-W won by 6 runs

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 128/5

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 128/8

2024-08-26 · Match tied (TKR-W won the one-over eliminator)

Guyana Amazon Warriors W

Guyana Amazon Warriors W start this round in third place with 0 points, a 0W-1L record, and an NRR of -0.263. Their latest outing was a D/L-method loss to Jamaica Empress W by one wicket, with the chase completed on the final ball, a finish that left no room for error in the closing overs. Earlier in September 2025, they were beaten twice by Barbados Royals W—once by three runs and once by three wickets with two balls remaining—showing a run of results where GUY-W have been close but not quite on the right side of the last few moments. With the XI unchanged, the immediate task is turning those tight endings into points.

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 138/7

JEJamaica Empress W 136/9

2026-09-06 · JE-W won by 1 wicket (with 0 ball remaining) (D/L method)

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 136/3

BRBarbados Royals W 137/7

2025-09-17 · BR-W won by 3 wickets (with 2 balls remaining)

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 129/8

BRBarbados Royals W 132/6

2025-09-14 · BR-W won by 3 runs

Trinbago Knight Riders W

Trinbago Knight Riders W have been ruthless in their most recent match, beating Jamaica Empress W by nine wickets with 53 balls remaining in a chase. Just before that, they defended a total to win by 21 runs against Barbados Tridents W, showing they’ve had success both setting and chasing targets in this run. Their table position reflects it: TKR-W are first with 4 points, unbeaten at 2W-0L, and carrying a +2.460 net run rate. The only listed loss in their last three matches came earlier, when Barbados Royals W won by seven wickets with five balls remaining, but their current season momentum has been firmly upward.

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 104/1

JEJamaica Empress W 100/8

2026-09-10 · TKR-W won by 9 wickets (with 53 balls remaining)

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 155/10

BRBarbados Tridents W 134/10

2026-09-05 · TKR-W won by 21 runs

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 148/8

BRBarbados Royals W 149/3

2025-09-16 · BR-W won by 7 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

Playing XI

GUY-W TKR-W

Guyana Amazon Warriors W have named an unchanged XI from their previous match, keeping all 11 players in place. Nadine de Klerk, Tazmin Brits and Chloe Tryon headline the side on impact ratings, giving GUY-W a core that blends top-order batting, wicketkeeping, and all-round options. The rest of the XI includes Shabnim Ismail and Shamilia Connell as specialist bowlers alongside Ashmini Munisar, with Shemaine Campbelle and the Grimmonds and Brathwaite filling out the batting group.

Playing XI

CareeriCareer impact per match: runs + wickets + strike-rate, across the player's whole record. Higher is better.FormiThe same impact score over the player's last 5 matches — current form rather than career. Higher is better.

Nadine de Klerk

Batsman

27.534.8

Tazmin Brits

Wicketkeeper

25.811

Chloe TryonC

Allrounder

24.627.1

Erin Burns

Allrounder

22.98.4

Shabnim Ismail

Bowler

22.821.2

Shamilia Connell

Bowler

20.615.4

Shemaine CampbelleWK

Batsman

2022.2

Realeanna Grimmond

Batsman

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Eboni Brathwaite

Batsman

——

Sheneta Grimmond

Batsman

——

Ashmini Munisar

Bowler

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One change stands out for Trinbago Knight Riders W: Brianna Harricharan comes in, with Steffie Soogrim the player to make way. The spine remains built around Marizanne Kapp, Deandra Dottin and Shikha Pandey, the top three by impact for TKR-W. Yastika Bhatia is the designated wicketkeeper in this XI, while the bowling unit features Madeline Penna, Jahzara Claxton, Karishma Ramharack, Jannillea Glasgow and Samara Ramnath as part of the all-round mix.

Playing XI

CareeriCareer impact per match: runs + wickets + strike-rate, across the player's whole record. Higher is better.FormiThe same impact score over the player's last 5 matches — current form rather than career. Higher is better.

Marizanne Kapp

Allrounder

33.937.7

Deandra DottinC

Allrounder

30.424.7

Shikha Pandey

Allrounder

26.428

Yastika BhatiaWK

Wicketkeeper

23.747.1

Madeline Penna

Bowler

22.622.1

Laura Harris

Batsman

20.945.3

Jahzara Claxton

Bowler

20.422.7

Karishma Ramharack

Bowler

19.615.6

Jannillea Glasgow

Bowler

18.318.4

Samara Ramnath

Allrounder

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Brianna Harricharan

Batsman

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Key Stats

Prediction

Ismail’s early burst sets tone

Shabnim Ismail turned a modest target into a winning one by ripping through Trinbago Knight Riders W at the top, and Guyana Amazon Warriors W rode that surge to a 25-run victory. After Campbelle’s measured 31 had lifted GUY-W to 119/8, the chase never found rhythm once the first wickets fell. TKR-W did have a short window of hope through Madeline Penna’s brisk 28, but the required rate kept climbing as wickets continued to interrupt any momentum.

Powerplay collapse decides chase

The match was effectively decided in the first six overs of the second innings. TKR-W stumbled to 22/5 in the powerplay, a phase that left them needing 98 from 84 balls with half the side gone. Even though the middle overs were steadier at 56/3, the damage was already done: the chase was forced into low-percentage hitting too early, and the death overs yielded only 16 runs for one wicket as GUY-W kept the squeeze on.

Campbelle anchors, Ismail finishes

Campbelle’s 31 from 28 was the innings’ stabiliser, and her 42-run partnership with Erin Burns (17 off 21) gave GUY-W a platform in a low-scoring grind. For TKR-W, Shikha Pandey’s 2/9 kept the target within reach and ensured GUY-W couldn’t break away. But Ismail’s 3/21 was the defining spell, backed up by Shamilia Connell’s tight 2/12, turning 119 into more than enough.

Pre-match edge flipped on day

Most pre-match indicators leaned heavily toward TKR-W, but this game hinged on execution under pressure rather than season-long trends. GUY-W’s batting wasn’t dominant—20/4 at the death showed TKR-W had chances—but the Knight Riders couldn’t convert that control into a clean chase. With early wickets tumbling, their stronger NRR and form advantages never got a chance to show, and the contest became about rebuilding from crisis almost immediately.