Who will win Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs, CPL 2019?
Guyana Amazon Warriors return to home soil when they take on Jamaica Tallawahs in the penultimate group match of the 2019 Caribbean Premier League at Providence Stadium. The match takes place on October 3 and the live action starts at 18:00 local time.
The Warriors sit top of the Caribbean Premier League having won all eight matches they have played so far this season. Their batting has been excellent, with Brandon King, Shoaib Malik and Chandrapaul Hemraj among those to have contributed, and their bowling has matched it – with their attack only getting better since the addition of Imran Tahir.
Jamaica, on the other hand, have an all-star line-up with Chris Gayle and Andre Russell among the ranks, but they have failed to deliver on expectations this season. They have lost seven of their nine matches so far and are guaranteed to finish bottom of the group no matter what.
GAW vs JT, CPL 2019: Where to watch/Live streaming
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GAW vs JT Toss Prediction
Guyana only won the toss once in their first block of home matches so they are due some success this time. They fielded first upon winning the toss at Providence Stadium.
GAW vs JT Weather Report
Providence Stadium should be bathed in sunshine on a brilliant clear evening in Guyana, with temperatures just a fraction under 30 degrees Celsius and the chance of rain extremely low.
GAW vs JT Pitch Condition
Providence Stadium has been a good wicket for bowling fast. The bounce is consistent and the carry is good. That also works in favour of the big-hitters, however – well-timed shots will be rewarded.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs, Caribbean Premier League 2019...
Guyana Amazon Warriors Team News & Playing 11
GAW Team News
Guyana Amazon Warriors have been fairly consistent with their line-up, with Ben Laughlin having returned to the team for the last two matches. Qais Ahmad has played just twice since his late arrival, but with the pitch at Providence suiting fast bowling, it could be an unchanged side for this game.
GAW Key Players
Imran Tahir: The veteran leg-spinner has been consistently brilliant for the Amazon Warriors since replacing Shadab Khan. He has played five times, taken two wickets in each of those games, and has an economy rate of just a touch over a run a ball.
Brandon King: His run of half-centuries ended last time out, but he has passed 50 three times in this tournament on his way to 287 runs in total, ensuring the Warriors have got off to plenty of good starts.
Chris Green: His last three matches have seen him claim 4-14, 0-14 and 2-18 with the ball in some excellent bowling spells. With 12 wickets from eight matches, he is the Warriors’ top wicket-taker in this year’s CPL.
GAW Team Form
Guyana Amazon Warriors have won eight from eight so far in CPL 2019 season, extending their winning run most recently with wins against St Lucia Zouks and Trinbago Knight Riders – confirming they would finish the group stage with a 100 per cent away record.
Brandon King starred in the former, hitting 81* in an eight-wicket win, chasing 162 at Gros Islet. Chandrapaul Hemraj top-scored last time out, meanwhile with 66 in a total of 185/6. Chris Green and Imran Tahir each took two wickets as the Knight Riders finished short on 166/5.
Guyana Amazon Warriors Predicted Playing 11
Brandon King, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Shimron Hetmyer, Nicholas Pooran (wk), Shoaib Malik (c), Sherfane Rutherford, Chris Green, Ben Laughlin, Keemo Paul, Romario Shepherd, Imran Tahir
Jamaica Tallawahs Team News & Playing 11
JT Team News
Injuries and international commitments have hampered Jamaica Tallawahs throughout this tournament. Jade Dernbach and Dwayne Smith were drafted in as replacements earlier in the tournament, while Liton Das made his first appearance last time out too. Andre Russell has suffered more injury problems and may not be risked for this dead rubber – which could allow Trevon Griffith another opportunity in the middle-order. Rovman Powell is also out with an abdominal injury.
JT Key Players
Glenn Phillips: The New Zealander has been one of few positives for the Tallawahs in this competition. His 23 against St Lucia Zouks last time out was his lowest score in seven innings, during which time he has scored three half-centuries and reached 40 twice too.
Dwayne Smith: Took five wickets in his last four matches and then hammered 58 with the bat last time out too, to at least provide an alternative to Powell and Russell.
Chris Gayle: After hitting a century earlier in the tournament, the West Indian icon has not managed to recapture that stunning form. He will want to sign off on a high, however, and has proved time and time again that he should not be written off.
JT Team Form
Jamaica Tallawahs gave themselves an outside chance of reaching the play-offs when they beat Barbados Tridents thanks to an excellent bowling effort. Despite being bowled out for 127, Imran Khan’s 3-19 helped them restrict the Tridents to 122/9 in reply.
They needed to beat St Lucia Zouks next up to stay in with a chance, but Dwayne Smith’s half-century in a total of 165/7, followed by two more wickets for Khan, could not prevent a four-wicket loss. Jamaica are now guaranteed to finish last.
Jamaica Tallawahs Predicted Playing 11
Chris Gayle, Glenn Phillips (wk), Dwayne Smith, Liton Das, Chadwick Walton (wk), Trevon Griffith, Ramaar Lewis, Shamarh Springer, Imran Khan, Zahir Khan, Jade Dernbach
Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs Head to Head
Guyana Amazon Warriors have won more games against Jamaica Tallawahs than any other Caribbean Premier League team. Their victory at Sabina Park last month was their tenth in 17 previous encounters. Jamaica have won the other seven. Shoaib Malik and Brandon King hit half-centuries in a total of 218/6 in that game, before they bowled Jamaica out for 137 – Keemo Paul taking three wickets. Andre Russell was Jamaica’s top bowler and top batsman but too few of his team-mates came close to his performance.
GAW vs JT Head to Head Stats
| Matches Played |
GAW Won |
JT Won |
Tie |
No Result |
| 17 |
10 |
7 |
0 |
0 |
Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs Betting Odds
The league table does not lie. Guyana are top and unbeaten, Jamaica are bottom with two wins from nine games. The odds reflect the fact Guyana should be winning this match.
GAW Bet365 Odds
- GAW to Win the Match: Guyana Amazon Warriors are 1.53 favourites with Bet365 to beat Jamaica Tallawahs.
- GAW Top Batsman: They have had plenty of top batting performances this season, particularly from Brandon King – he is 4.50 to be the Warriors’ top batsman. Chandrapaul Hemraj took that honour last time out, however, and he is 4.33 co-favourite with Bet365; Shimron Hetmyer is the other Guyana batsman who can be backed at 4.33 with Bet365. When these teams last met, meanwhile, Shoaib Malik was top batsman. He is 5.00 to do so again.
- GAW Top Bowler: With ten wickets in five games, Imran Tahir has been superbly consistent for Guyana Amazon Warriors. He is 3.60 favourite to be their top bowler in this match as a result. Chris Green is their top wicket-taker with 12 so far, meanwhile, and he is 4.33 with Bet365. Ben Laughlin can be backed at 4.50 and Romario Shepherd is 5.50. Keemo Paul – who took three wickets when these teams last met – is 5.00 with Bet365.
JT Bet365 Odds
- JT to Win the Match: Jamaica Tallawahs are outsiders at 2.50 to win in Guyana with Bet365.
- JT Top Batsman: Chris Gayle is 3.10 favourite to be Jamaica Tallawahs’ top batsman with Bet365, but his recent performances perhaps do not reflect that. Instead, Glenn Phillips has been in top batting form and he can be backed at 4.50 with Bet365. Dwayne Smith is 5.00 with Bet365, while Chadwick Walton is available to back at 5.50.
- JT Top Bowler: Zahir Khan is 4.00 favourite with the bookmakers to be Jamaica Tallawahs’ top batsman, while Imran Khan – who is in good form – is one of several priced at 4.50. That also includes Jerome Taylor and Jade Dernbach. The former replaced the latter last time out.
GAW Betway Odds
- GAW to Win the Match: Guyana Amazon Warriors are 1.53 favourites with Betway to continue their winning streak.
- GAW Top Batsman: Betway have picked Brandon King and Shimron Hetmyer as joint-favourites to be Guyana Amazon Warriors’ top batsman, with both priced at 4.25 with Betway. Chandrapaul Hemraj is 4.33 with Betway, after his half-century last time out, while captain Shoaib Malik is 4.75.
- GAW Top Bowler: Imran Tahir is 3.60 with Betway to be Guyana Amazon Warriors’ top bowler against the Jamaica Tallawahs, having taken two wickets in each of the five matches he has played so far. Ben Laughlin is 3.75 after returning to the team with a bang recently, while Chris Green – their top man last time out and in good form himself – is 4.00. Keemo Paul and Romario Shepherd are both priced at 4.75 with Betway.
JT Betway Odds
- JT to Win the Match: Jamaica Tallawahs are outsiders at 2.40 to beat Guyana Amazon Warriors with Betway.
- JT Top Batsman: Despite his poor form, Chris Gayle is favourite to be Jamaica Tallawahs’ top batsman with Betway too. He is priced at 3.00, whereas in-form Glenn Phillips can be backed at 3.60. The odds then go out to 5.00 for Dwayne Smith, despite his half-century against the Zouks. Chadwick Walton can be backed at 5.50.
🏆 Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs Prediction
Guyana Amazon Warriors have won eight from eight so far and it hard to see anyone, let along out-of-form Jamaica Tallawahs, being the team to end that winning streak.
Oct 04, 2019
03:30 IST / 2:00 GMT
Providence Stadium - Providence, Guyana
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