Toss & Conditions

Across all women’s T20 matches on record, the average first-innings total is 139.3, and in warm-and-humid conditions like these the observed first-innings average is 136.0 with the chasing side winning 56% of the time. That 136.0 figure is 3.3 runs lower than the baseline, an observed pattern that suggests teams can treat the mid-130s as a workable reference point rather than assuming a high-scoring night. The forecast at the start is 30.07°C with 63.25% humidity, 68.5% cloud cover, wind at 20.73 km/h, and no precipitation expected. Trinbago Knight Riders W won the toss and chose to bat, so they’ll be setting the target in conditions where chases have more often come off than not.

Head-to-Head

Guyana Amazon Warriors W have won each of the last three head-to-head matches against Trinbago Knight Riders W. The most recent meeting came earlier this month, when Guyana set the game up batting first and went on to win by 25 runs. That result meant TKR-W fell short in their chase, with Guyana defending their total successfully. In September last year, GUY-W also won a chase by five wickets with seven balls remaining, and earlier that same month they edged another meeting by six runs. The pattern across these games is clear: Guyana have repeatedly found a way to finish the job, even when the margins have been tight.

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 119/8

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 94/9

2026-09-12 · GUY-W won by 25 runs

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

Trinbago Knight Riders W

TKR-W are placed on 4 points with a 2W-1L record, and their +0.882 net run rate shows they’ve generally won with room to spare. Their most emphatic recent statement came against Jamaica Empress W, where they chased down the target for a nine-wicket win with 53 balls still unused. That kind of finish points to a lineup capable of making a chase look routine when they get on top. The challenge is to bring that level after their latest setback, rather than letting one loss define the run-in.

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 94/9

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 119/8

2026-09-12 · GUY-W won by 25 runs

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

Guyana Amazon Warriors W

GUY-W arrive off back-to-back wins over Barbados Tridents W, the latest a seven-wicket chase finished with four balls remaining. That followed another successful pursuit against the same opponents, this time by five wickets with six balls left, underlining a recent habit of getting over the line without needing the final over. In the table, they’re 3W-1L with a net run rate of +0.581, so the results have kept them moving even without the larger NRR of their opponents. With that recent sequence, the Warriors’ immediate task is to keep their closing skills intact when the game tightens.

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 75/3

BRBarbados Tridents W 69/4

2026-09-16 · GUY-W won by 7 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 159/5

BRBarbados Tridents W 158/7

2026-09-13 · GUY-W won by 5 wickets (with 6 balls remaining)

GUGuyana Amazon Warriors W 119/8

TKTrinbago Knight Riders W 94/9

2026-09-12 · GUY-W won by 25 runs

Playing XI

TKR-W GUY-W

Trinbago Knight Riders W have named their XI with Marizanne Kapp, Deandra Dottin and Shikha Pandey headlining the side on impact. The only change from their previous match is behind the stumps: Sushma Verma comes in as wicketkeeper for Yastika Bhatia, with the other ten players retained. That swap keeps the rest of the balance intact, leaving the core allround options and bowling group unchanged.

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

33.840.3

Deandra DottinC

Allrounder

30.630.7

Shikha Pandey

Allrounder

26.731

Madeline Penna

Bowler

22.719.2

Laura Harris

Batsman

20.848.1

Jahzara Claxton

Bowler

20.119.1

Karishma Ramharack

Bowler

19.818.2

Jannillea Glasgow

Bowler

17.718.4

Samara Ramnath

Allrounder

——

Brianna Harricharan

Batsman

——

Sushma VermaWK

Wicketkeeper

——

Guyana Amazon Warriors W stick with the same XI as their previous game, making it an unchanged lineup. Nadine de Klerk, Tazmin Brits and Chloe Tryon remain the top three by impact in this group, with Shabnim Ismail also included in the bowling attack. With no personnel movement, GUY-W are backing continuity across their batting and allround resources.

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

26.913.8

Tazmin Brits

Wicketkeeper

26.321.5

Chloe TryonC

Allrounder

2415

Shabnim Ismail

Bowler

23.127.8

Erin Burns

Allrounder

2322.2

Shemaine CampbelleWK

Batsman

20.635.2

Shamilia Connell

Bowler

20.621

Chedean Nation

Batsman

14.37.5

Eboni Brathwaite

Batsman

——

Realeanna Grimmond

Batsman

——

Sheneta Grimmond

Batsman

——

Key Stats

Prediction

Ismail’s spell sets it up

Shabnim Ismail’s four overs kept Trinbago Knight Riders W from ever running away, and that control proved decisive when the chase got tight late. Guyana Amazon Warriors W overhauled 145 with a nervy 149/8 in 19.3 overs, surviving a flurry of wickets and finishing with three balls to spare after the middle overs had threatened to derail them.

Middle-overs squeeze, then scramble

The game swung hardest in the middle phase of the chase. GUY-W’s powerplay (43/1) had them ahead of the rate, but they then slid to 62/5 across the middle overs as Deandra Dottin (2/19) and Karishma Ramharack (2/27) repeatedly broke momentum. The recovery came through a 40-run stand between Chedean Nation and Chloe Tryon, which reset the equation before a high-tempo finish in the last five overs (44/2 at 12.6 an over) carried them home.

Nation and Tryon finish the job

Ismail was the standout for impact: 2/18 in a 145-run innings where every boundary mattered. For the chase, Nation’s 39 off 21 provided the counterpunch when wickets fell, and Tryon’s 32 off 18 ensured the required rate never spiralled beyond reach. Dottin’s spell and Ramharack’s strikes gave TKR-W a real opening, but GUY-W’s late-overs hitting and composure under pressure ultimately settled it.

Pre-match edges, match-day proof

The pre-game picture leaned slightly toward TKR-W on recent form and run-rate indicators, but GUY-W’s higher rating and stronger recent results showed up in the moments that decide close chases: early intent, then enough depth to restart after a cluster of wickets. TKR-W’s innings followed a similar pattern—slow early (27/2 in the powerplay) before a surge—yet the total still left GUY-W with a reachable target if they could avoid a complete middle-overs stall.