Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen Predictions - Tridents to make it three wins on the trot in CPL clash

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Tridents have won 4 of last 5 matches vs Kingsmen.
Quinton de Kock and Daniel Sams are in superb form for Tridents.
Home advantage at Kensington Oval favours the Tridents.

Tridents to make it three wins on the trot in CPL clash (Getty Images)

Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen Predictions

The Tridents are favourites to win due to a combination of head-to-head dominance, superior individual form, and home-ground advantage at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.

Barbados Tridents vs Jamaica Kingsmen Predictions
Head-to-Head
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Team news

Tridents' Quinton de Kock has scores of 44*, 47* & 106 in his last 4 innings.
Tridents' Daniel Sams has taken 6 wickets in his last 4 matches.
Tridents have won 2 of their last 5 matches.
Tridents have won 4 of the last 5 encounters against the Kingsmen.
Kingsmen's Hunain Shah has figures of 1/31, 2/27, 2/23, 2/34 & 1/16 in his last 5 matches.
Kingsmen's Reeza Hendricks has scores of 19, 37, 40, and 42 in his last 5 innings.
Kingsmen have won 3 of their last 5 matches.

Head-to-Head

The Tridents have won four of the last five encounters against the Kingsmen.

The Tridents won their recent meeting in August by five runs.

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The Tridents defeated the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots by four wickets in their previous match at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.

The Tridents won the toss and elected to field.The Patriots collapsed early to 6/3, and later 51/6. Wanindu Hasaranga counter-attacked with an explosive 45 off 25 balls to push the total to 118 before being bowled out on the final ball.

Chris Green took 4/20 runs in his four overs, supported by Daniel Sams (2/21), and Gudakesh Motie (2/30).

The Tridents slipped to 27/3 early on in their chase, Quinton de Kock steadying the ship with 44* off 43 balls, supported by Sherfane Rutherford (23 off 17 balls) and Shadrack Descarte (19 off 8 balls) in posting 120/6 in 18 overs to seal the four-wicket win.

Quinton de Kock has scores of 44*, 47*, and 106 in his last four innings., while Daniel Sams has taken six wickets in his last four matches.

The Tridents have won two of the last five matches.

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The Kingsmen lost to Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight wickets with 16 balls remaining in their previous match at the Providence Stadium (also known as the Guyana National Stadium) in Providence, Guyana.

The Kingsmen were put in to bat and scored 159/7 in their 20 overs, with Maaz Sadquat (35) and Hassan Khan (62*) the standout batsmen.

The Kingsmen bowlers struggled against an Amazon Warriors side that chased down the total in 17.2 overs, scoring 160/2.

Reeza Hendricks has scores of 19, 37, 40, and 42 in his last five innings, while Hunain Shah has figures of 1/31, 2/27, 2/23, 2/34, and 1/16 in his last five matches.

The Kingsmen have won three of the last five matches.

Team news

Tridents' Probable XI: Quinton de Kock (wk), Brandon King, Zachary Carter, Sherfane Rutherford, Kevlon Anderson, Rivaldo Clarke, Daniel Sams, Chris Green (c), Gudakesh Motie, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Ramon Simmonds.

Kingsmen's Probable XI: Shayan Jahangir (wk), Reeza Hendricks, Keacy Carty, Kirk McKenzie, Rovman Powell (c), Andre Russell, Hassan Khan, Keemo Paul, Hunain Shah, Vitel Lawes, Jediah Blades.