Oct 01, 2022
04:30 IST / 1:00 GMT
Providence Stadium - Providence, Guyana
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Barbados Royals are favourites to win
Barbados Royals take on Jamaica Tallawahs in the 2022 Caribbean Premier League Final on Friday evening in Guyana. The Royals topped the group and have lost only two games all season. The Tallawahs finished in fourth place but have won two play-off games to reach this final. Read on as we preview this last match of the competition. The final gets underway at the Providence Stadium at 19:00 local time.
The Royals have had comfortable wins in three of their last four matches with Wednesday’s victory margin 87 runs. It will take a huge performance from the Tallawahs if they are to beat the Royals in this final.
The Tallawahs have beaten Saint Lucia Kings and Guyana Amazon Warriors across their last two matches and will not fear taking on the Royals in this one-off clash.
TV channels: This match will be shown live on BT Sports, Willow TV and Fox Sports.
CPL 2022 Live Streaming: Fans can stream the match on FanCode.
Jamaica Tallawahs beat Barbados Royals by fielding first and batting second in Match 19. Both teams would prefer to bowl first and we expect them to choose to do so if they win the toss in the final.
During the three play-off games, we have seen three totals of over 188 on this pitch. We expect another high scoring game on a quick wicket in Providence.
We will see clear skies in Guyana during the final with no chance of a rain interruption. Humidity levels could reach over 80% in the latter stages of the match.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds, and match prediction for Barbados Royals vs Jamaica Tallawahs, Final CPL 2022
Ahead of the Qualifier 1 fixture against Guyana Amazon Warriors, Barbados Royals made one change to their line-up with right-arm spinner Hayden Walsh coming in for left-arm spinner Joshua Bishop. After the comprehensive victory, we expect the Royals to be unchanged for the final.
Although the Royals lost their final game of the group stage, they have won three of their last four matches and won Wednesday’s game by 87 runs.
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Rahkeem Cornwall, Kyle Mayers (c), Harry Tector, Azam Khan, Najibullah Zadran, Jason Holder, Devon Thomas (wk), Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Obed McCoy, Hayden Walsh, Ramon Simmonds
Rovman Powell captained the same team in the Eliminator victory over Saint Lucia Kings as well as in the Qualifier 2 win over Guyana Amazon Warriors. Both victories have been by over 30 runs with the team suddenly finding their form. Mohammad Amir sustained a minor injury on Wednesday but we expect him to be fit for this final.
The Tallawahs were in very poor form at the end of the CPL 2022 group stage, however, they are now looking for their third successive win.
Brandon King, Kennar Lewis (wk), Shamarh Brooks, Rovman Powell (c), Raymon Reifer, Fabian Allen, Mohammad Nabi, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Nicholson Gordon, Mohammad Amir
Jamaica Tallawahs have a one match lead in the overall head to head against Barbados Royals with the lead being re-established by the six run (DLS) victory in Match 19 of this year’s CPL.
| Matches Played | BR Won | JAM Won | Tie | NR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | 20 | 9 | 10 | 0 | 1 |
| Last 5 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
Although Jamaica Tallawahs beat Barbados Royals in the last clash between the teams, Barbados Royals are favourites with the bookies to win the match and the tournament.
Jamaica Tallawahs have shown that they have the ability to beat anyone in this tournament although it is Barbados Royals who have been far more consistent. The batting and bowling standard on both sides is very high.
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Kyle Mayers, Azam Khan and Rahkeem Cornwall are our batting recommendations for Barbados Royals. Khan has scored 136 runs from his last three innings.
Brandon King, Rovman Powell and Shamarh Brooks are our batting picks for Jamaica Tallawahs. King is the second highest run scorer in the tournament.
Our bowling tips are Jason Holder, Obed McCoy and Ramon Simmonds For Barbados Royals. Simmonds took 3-17 in the Qualifier 1 win over Guyana Amazon Warriors.
Mohammad Amir, Imad Wasim and Chris Green are our choices with the ball for Jamaica Tallawahs. Green took two wickets in Wednesday’s Qualifier 2.
From 31 August onwards, the 2022 CPL has delivered a brilliant tournament and it all comes down to this final game between the Royals and the Tallawahs. We are predicting a high scoring clash with Jamaica Tallawahs on top at times. However, we are predicting Barbados Royals to win the final.
Barbados Royals are favourites to beat Jamaica Tallawahs at odds of 1.72
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