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Guyana Amazon Warriors vs St Lucia Kings Predictions - Amazon Warriors to beat the Kings and go top of the table in CPL clash

Nigel Williams

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Last updated: 09 Sep 2026

Nigel Williams 09 Sep 2026

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Amazon Warriors have dominated recent head-to-heads and are favorites on home turf.
Warriors boast better current form, winning 4 of last 5 matches.
The Providence pitch favors spinners; toss and team balance could be crucial.

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Amazon Warriors to beat the Kings and go top of the table in CPL clash (Getty Images)

Guyana Amazon Warriors vs St Lucia Kings Predictions

Amazon Warriors are favourites, traditionally excelling at reading pace and using spin in the later innings at the Providence Stadium. Despite a recent setback against the Falcons, the Amazon Warriors previously cruised past the Kings by seven wickets earlier in the tournament and hold the statistical advantage in overall squad balance.

Guyana Amazon Warriors vs St Lucia Kings Predictions
Head-to-Head
Guyana Amazon Warriors Form
St Lucia Kings Form
Team news

Amazon Warriors' Shai Hope has scores of 38*, 39* & 47* in his last 5 innings.
Amazon Warriors' Mohammad Nabi has figures of 1/23, 4/17, 1/25 & 3/20 in his last 4 matches.
Amazon Warriors have won 4 of their last 5 matches.
Amazon Warriors have won 3 of their last 5 meetings with the Kings.
Kings' Kamil Pooran has scores of 37, 25, 81*, 19 & 54 in his last 6 innings.
Kings' Matthew Forde has figures of 2/48, 1/31, 5/23, 1/37 & 4/29 in his last 7 matches.
Kings have lost 3 of the last 5 matches.

Head-to-Head

The Amazon Warriors have won three of the last five meetings with the Kings.

The Amazon Warriors won their recent meeting with the Kings by seven wickets, with 11 balls remaining.

Guyana Amazon Warriors Form

The Amazon Warriors suffered a heavy 65-run defeat to the Falcons in their previous match at the Guyana National Stadium, snapping their six-game winning streak and dropping to second in the CPL 2026 table.

The Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to bowl, and kept a tight grip on the match for 17 overs, restricting the Falcons to 122/4. However, they struggled heavily at the death, conceding 60 runs in the final three overs to let the Falcons post 182/5. Mohammad Nabi (1/23), Imran Tahir (1/21), and Khary Pierre (1/27) were the pick of the bowlers.

The Amazon Warriors lost quick momentum, slumping to 59/4 inside the opening six overs and never found a way to break the mounting pressure. The batting line-up completely unravelled against the Falcons' bowling attack, folding entirely for 117 in 14.2 overs.

Shai Hope has scores of 38*, 39*, and 47* in his last five innings, while Mohammad Nabi has figures of 1/23, 4/17, 1/25 & 3/20 in his last four matches.

The Amazon Warriors have won four of their last five matches.

St Lucia Kings Form

St Lucia Kings lost to the Tridents by eight wickets with 13 balls remaining in their previous match at the Kensington Oval.

The Kings were put in to bat and struggled to get going against the Trident bowlers, scoring 138/6 in their 20 overs. The main batting contributors were Kamil Pooran who scored 37 off 24 balls, Roston Chase adding 34 off 28 balls, and John Campbell with 24 off 27 balls.

The Kings bowlers were unable to contain the Tridents' batters, who chased down the target in 17.5 overs, scoring 139/2.

Kamil Pooran has scores of 37, 25, 81*, 19 & 54 in his last six innings, while Matthew Forde has figures of 2/48, 1/31, 5/23, 1/37 & 4/29 in his last seven matches.

The Kings have lost three of the last five matches.

Team news

The Providence pitch tends to be on the slower side, offering assistance to spinners as the match progresses. The average first-innings score at this venue historically hovers around 153 runs, while the average second-innings score drops to about 137 runs.

Captains winning the toss often elect to bowl first to assess the surface and chase targets under lights.

Amazon Warriors' Probable XI: Shai Hope (wk), Mavendra Dindyal, Glenn Phillips, Shimron Hetmyer, Mohammad Haris, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Khary Pierre, Shamar Joseph, Imran Tahir (c).

Kings' Probable XI: Andries Gous (wk), Kamil Pooran, Ackeem Auguste, Charith Asalanka, Roston Chase (c), Tim Seifert, Matthew Forde, Maheesh Theekshana, Joshua Bishop, Shadley van Schalkwyk, McKenny Clarke.

Verdict

Guyana Amazon Warriors v St Lucia Kings

Amazon Warriors are favourites on home soil, with a recent 7-wicket win against the Kings.

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Nigel combines a love of business and sport as one of the leading experts on South African sport.

Since a young age, he played football, cricket, golf, tennis and squash, and is an avid Arsenal supporter.

His initial foray into the business world was in the financial industry, completing various diploma’s including financial and investment management and credit management, and held various positions in banking.

He subsequently worked on the Leadership media publication and the Global Africa Network Media Trade and Investment platforms, before switching to sport.