An impressive spell from Dwaine Pretorius and a knock from Rahmanullah Gurbaz set up the Guyana Amazon Warriors’ 8-wicket victory against the Jamaica Kingsmen in Guyana.
Pretorius delivered a decent spell, returning with 2/20, while Gurbaz gave a solid start with 54 in the chase. Warriors extend their unbeaten streak in the ongoing tournament and retain the second spot in the CPL 2026 points table.
Pretorius bagged the first wicket, dismissing Kirk McKenzie for 1 run. He bagged his second wicket, dismissing Keacy Carty for 18 runs.
With Maaz Sadaqat and Usman Khan at the crease, Jamaica Kingsmen added 46 runs in the powerplay. Usman Khan added 18 runs while Paul added 15 runs.
With the dismissal of Powell was dismissed for a duck as Kingsmen lost 5 wickets for 83 runs. Sadaqat added 35 runs before his dismissal.
However, Hassan Khan made an unbeaten 62 off 29 deliveries, which included 2 fours and 6 sixes.
With Odean Smith dismissed for 13 runs, Guyana Amazon Warriors set up 159 runs in their 20-over innings.
Dwaine Pretorius and Khary Pierre bagged two wickets, while Mohammad Nabi bagged one wicket.
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Chasing the target, Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Mavendra Dindyal opened the innings, while Hassan Khan opened the bowling attack.
Hunain Shah bagged the first wicket, dismissing Mavendra for 33 runs. With Gurbaz and Shai Hope at the crease, Warriors went on to score 65 runs in the powerplay.
Meanwhile, Rahmanullah Gurbaz went on to score 54 runs off 35 deliveries before his dismissal by Maaz Sadaqat.
With Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer at the crease, Guyana Amazon Warriors completed the chase in the 18th over.
Dwaine Pretorius was named player of the match. Speaking at the post-match presentation, Pretorius said, “I felt the play could be 50-50 for us, but I just want to thank God for the opportunity to play tonight and for the performance.”