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Head-to-Head

Across the last three meetings, TKR lead 2-1. In the most recent clash, TKR won by 3 wickets with 12 balls remaining after chasing down 130. The game was defined by a low target that kept the chase under control and allowed TKR to finish early. The wider pattern is tight: the previous meeting was decided with 1 ball remaining, and the one before that ended with TKR winning with 16 balls left.

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 130/8

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 133/7

2025-09-22 · TKR won by 3 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 168/7

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 167/5

2025-09-06 · GAW won by 3 wickets (with 1 ball remaining)

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 169/4

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 163/9

2025-08-30 · TKR won by 6 wickets (with 16 balls remaining)

Trinbago Knight Riders

TKR are 5th in the CPL regular season with 4 points, sitting outside the playoff zone. Their recent run has been uneven, with two losses in their last three games. The most telling result is the latest one: they made 180/6 but still lost by 7 runs via the D/L method.

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 180/6

JKJamaica Kingsmen 127/3

2026-08-29 · JK won by 7 runs (D/L Method)

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 128/3

BTBarbados Tridents 127/9

2026-08-29 · TKR won by 7 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)

TKTrinbago Knight Riders 175/6

SLSaint Lucia Kings 211/4

2026-08-26 · SLK won by 36 runs

Guyana Amazon Warriors

GAW are 4th in the CPL regular season with 6 points and are currently in the playoff zone. They are unbeaten at 3-0 and their recent wins have been controlled chases, all by 6 or 7 wickets. The clearest statement was the 7-wicket win with 61 balls remaining against Antigua & Barbuda Falcons.

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 121/3

ABAntigua & Barbuda Falcons 116/10

2026-08-23 · GAW won by 7 wickets (with 61 balls remaining)

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 157/3

SLSaint Lucia Kings 151/7

2026-08-19 · GAW won by 7 wickets (with 11 balls remaining)

GAGuyana Amazon Warriors 118/4

JKJamaica Kingsmen 117/10

2026-08-14 · GAW won by 6 wickets (with 35 balls remaining)

Playing XI

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Prediction

Hetmyer’s 43-ball hurricane

Shimron Hetmyer turned a quiet powerplay into a statement innings, smashing 111 off 43 to drag Guyana Amazon Warriors to a DLS win by 9 runs. After GAW stumbled to 31/2 in the first six, Hetmyer flipped the tempo in the middle overs, and even TKR’s blistering reply — sparked by Alex Hales and Nicholas Pooran — couldn’t quite reel it back in once the chase hit its first real speed bump.

Middle overs decide it

The game swung hardest in the middle phase. GAW exploded from 31/2 in the powerplay to 154/2 through the middle overs, a surge built around the 79-run stand between Hetmyer and Mohammad Nabi. TKR, by contrast, were 67/2 early but slid to 105/5 in the middle, losing three wickets for 38 as the required rate climbed and shot-making got riskier.

Nabi’s spell, Hales’ burst

Hetmyer was the difference-maker, but Nabi’s 3/20 in three overs gave the innings its shape: he broke the chase’s rhythm and forced TKR into higher-risk options. Hales’ 55 off 24 and Pooran’s 43 off 16 briefly put TKR ahead of the asking rate, yet the wickets in the middle overs meant their finishers were left with too much to do against a set field and a clear plan.

Form lines up with finish

Pre-match numbers leaned toward GAW’s momentum and season edge, and the match followed that script once the dust settled after TKR’s fast start. TKR’s recent head-to-head comfort showed in the way Hales attacked from ball one, but GAW’s steadier form told when the chase needed a calm over or two. Even in a shortened contest where one over can flip everything, GAW owned the decisive phase rather than relying on a late scramble.