GAW vs JAK 26th Match Highlights saw Guyana Amazon Warriors cruise to an eight-wicket win over Jamaica Kingsmen at Providence Stadium on September 4, 2026, chasing down a target of 160 with 16 balls to spare in the Caribbean Premier League 2026. Batting first, Kingsmen recovered from a middle-order wobble to post 159 for 7, but the total was never enough against an Amazon Warriors top order that batted with control from the first over. Series standings and points-table context beyond this result were not available at the time of writing.
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Match Highlights
Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and chose to field first at Providence Stadium, a decision that reflected both the conditions and the pattern of chasing sides doing well at the venue this season. The surface offered little for the bowlers with the new ball, and Amazon Warriors’ seamers had to rely on discipline rather than swing or seam movement to keep Kingsmen in check inside the first six overs.
The first real momentum shift came in the middle overs, when Kingsmen slipped from 66 for 3 at the strategic timeout to 87 for 6 inside three overs, losing Usman Khan, Keemo Paul and Rovman Powell in quick succession. Powell’s dismissal for a golden duck, bowled by Mohammad Nabi, was particularly damaging, leaving the innings at 83 for 5 in the 13th over with the recognised batting largely gone.
Khary Pierre and Dwaine Pretorius shared the bulk of the wicket-taking through this phase, with Pierre finishing with 2 for 21 from his four overs and Pretorius returning figures of 2 for 20 from just three overs at an economy under seven. Between them, the two bowlers accounted for four of Kingsmen’s seven wickets and kept the asking rate manageable for the chase that would follow.
What followed was the innings’ defining partnership. Hassan Khan, who had come in with Kingsmen at 83 for 5, counter-attacked from the other end, adding 50 runs for the seventh wicket in just 29 balls alongside Odean Smith. Hassan Khan reached his own fifty off only 24 balls, striking one four and five sixes along the way, and the acceleration dragged Kingsmen from a modest platform to a total that at least looked competitive on paper.
Hassan Khan finished unbeaten on 62 off 29 balls, including two fours and six sixes, and his innings alone accounted for close to 40 percent of Kingsmen’s total. Without it, Kingsmen would likely have fallen well short of 150, and his knock was the difference between a fighting total and a one-sided contest from the first innings itself.
Odean Smith’s contribution of 13 off 14 in support, before being run out in the 19th over, also mattered in the death overs, as Kingsmen added 72 runs in the last seven overs of their innings. Even so, the late flourish came against bowling that had already done its job earlier, and 159 for 7 always looked below par on a surface where the ball was coming on nicely.
Guyana Amazon Warriors’ reply began with intent rather than caution. The Powerplay yielded 65 runs for the loss of just one wicket, immediately signalling that the chase would not be a cautious, risk-averse pursuit of 160. Rahmanullah Gurbaz set the tone, using the pace on offer to find the boundary regularly inside the first six overs.
Gurbaz and Shai Hope then added exactly 50 runs for the second wicket in only 28 balls, pushing the total past 100 by the 11th over and effectively ending any lingering doubt about the result. Gurbaz brought up his own half-century off 31 balls, striking five fours and three sixes, before falling for 54 in the 13th over, caught off Maaz Sadaqat’s part-time off-spin.
From that point, Shai Hope and Shimron Hetmyer eased Amazon Warriors home without further alarm, adding an unbroken stand that carried the total from 114 for 2 to the target of 160. Hope remained unbeaten on 39 off 35 balls, while Hetmyer’s 30 not out came at a strike rate of over 176, ensuring the chase was finished with 16 balls to spare and eight wickets in hand.
Toss Winner
Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to field first at Providence Stadium.
Key Moment
The seventh-wicket stand of 50 runs in just 29 balls between Hassan Khan and Odean Smith was the decisive turning point of the Kingsmen innings, coming immediately after the side had slumped to 87 for 6 in the 13th over.
Star Performer / MVP
Dwaine Pretorius
Dwaine Pretorius was named Player of the Match after returning figures of 2 for 20 from just three overs, striking twice inside the powerplay to remove Kirk McKenzie and Keacy Carty and setting up the middle-overs collapse that limited Kingsmen to 159 for 7, a total his side chased down with 16 balls and eight wickets to spare.
Kingsmen vs Amazon Warriors Match Summary
Team | Score |
Jamaica Kingsmen | 159/7 (20 overs) |
Guyana Amazon Warriors | 160/2 (17.2 overs) |
Result | Guyana Amazon Warriors won by 8 wickets (16 balls remaining) |
Player of the Match | Dwaine Pretorius |
Highest Run-Getter of the Series | Not available |
Highest Wicket-Taker of the Series | Not available |
Kingsmen vs Amazon Warriors Playing XI
Jamaica Kingsmen: Maaz Sadaqat, Kirk McKenzie, Keacy Carty, Usman Khan (wk), Keemo Paul, Rovman Powell (c), Hassan Khan, Odean Smith, Vitel Lawes, Jediah Blades, Hunain Shah
Guyana Amazon Warriors: Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Mavendra Dindyal, Shai Hope (wk), Shimron Hetmyer, Quentin Sampson, Mohammad Nabi, Romario Shepherd, Dwaine Pretorius, Khary Pierre, Shamar Joseph, Imran Tahir (C)
FAQs – Yesterday’s Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors 26th Match (Sep 4, 2026)
Q1: What was the final score of yesterday’s Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors match?
A1: Yesterday (September 4, 2026), in the 26th match of CPL 2026 at Providence Stadium, Guyana Amazon Warriors (160/2 in 17.2 overs) beat Jamaica Kingsmen (159/7 in 20 overs) by 8 wickets, with 16 balls remaining. Jamaica Kingsmen: Hassan Khan top-scored with an unbeaten 62 off 29 balls. Guyana Amazon Warriors: Rahmanullah Gurbaz led the chase with 54 off 35 balls, while Dwaine Pretorius took 2 for 20 with the ball. Result: Wider series standings following this match were not available at the time of writing.
Q2: Who was named the Player of the Match?
A2: Dwaine Pretorius was named the Player of the Match for his bowling spell of 2 for 20 in three overs, dismissing Kirk McKenzie and Keacy Carty inside the powerplay to trigger Jamaica Kingsmen’s middle-overs collapse.
Q3: Where was the match played, and who won the toss?
A3: The match was played at Providence Stadium in Guyana. Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to field first.
Q4: Who were the top performers with the bat for both sides?
A4: For Jamaica Kingsmen, Hassan Khan top-scored with an unbeaten 62 off 29 balls, including two fours and six sixes. For Guyana Amazon Warriors, Rahmanullah Gurbaz was the leading run-scorer with 54 off 35 balls, ahead of Shai Hope’s unbeaten 39 and Shimron Hetmyer’s unbeaten 30.
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