Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Tallawahs, CPL T20 2022, Today Match Prediction 29 September 2022

gaw vs jt Match Prediction & Analysis

We are into the penultimate game and the 2nd Qualifier of the Caribbean Premier League 2022. The Guyana Amazon Warriors would be up against the Jamaica Tallawahs in their bid to qualify for the final against the Barbados Royals. The Warriors went down against the Royals by a massive margin in the 1st Qualifier. The Tallawahs enter the contest after a compressive win against the Saint Lucia Kings.  

The Guyana Amazon Warriors have enjoyed a good record against the Jamaica Tallawahs and won the last six out of eight games between the two teams. They must put the previous game's loss behind them and play positive cricket. The Tallawahs have a strong group of players, and this would make the game exciting. 

TEAMS PREVIEW

Guyana Amazon Warriors Preview

The Barbados Royals annihilated Shimron Hetmyer's team in the first Qualifier. The Warriors skipper would be extremely upset with the show his side put up with the bat and the ball going down by 87 runs. They must come out of this shock defeat and approach this must-win game positively. They enjoy a good record against Tallawahs, and Hetmyet shall look to continue with the same.  

Chandrapaul Hemraj must deliver the goods in this game and do well with Rahmanullah Gurbaz at the top. The middle order failed in the last game, and the trio of Shai Hope, Shakib al Hasan, and Hetmyer have to do well in this game. The lower middle order is formidable for the team, and they would expect runs from Keemo Paul, Romario Shepherd, and Odean Smith.  

Their bowlers took a hit in the last game, and they must come up with a better performance in this game. The side would need a good start from Shepherd and Keemo Paul. Junior Sinclair bowled well, but the team would need good spells from Imran Tahir and Shakib, who failed to control the scoring rate. Smith and Gudakesh Motie add to the side's bowling options.

Guyana Amazon Warriors Predicted Playing XI:

Shimron Hetmyer (c), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Chandrapaul Hemraj, Shai Hope, Shakib Al Hasan, Romario Shepherd, Odean Smith, Keemo Paul, Gudakesh Motie, Junior Sinclair, Imran Tahir

Guyana Amazon Warriors Actual Playing XI:

Romario Shepherd, Gudakesh Motie, Imran Tahir, Odean Smith, Shakib Al Hasan, Paul Stirling, Shimron Hetmyer, Junior Sinclair, Keemo Paul, Shai Hope, Rahmanullah Gurbaz

Jamaica Tallawahs Preview

Rovman Powell's side came up with an excellent bowling show in the last game against Saint Lucia Kings in the Eliminator. They defended a low total and won the match by 33 runs. The warriors are a stronger side and have a good bowling attack. Powell shall look for a good show from his players as they aim to enter the final for the first time since 2016.  

Brandon King and Kennar Lewis failed to score runs in the last game and must deliver a solid start. The middle order has done well, and the side would need runs from Shamarh Brooks, Rovman Powell, and Raymon Reifer. Fabian Allen and Mohammad Nabi are good strikers of the ball, and they shall need to add quick runs in the death overs.  

Their bowlers had a great outing in the previous game, and they will look for early wickets from Mohammad Amir and Chris Green in this game. Imad Wasim and Fabian Allen were good against the Kings and would look to carry this form. Nicholson Gordon and Nabi shall have to do well in the supporting role. 

Jamaica Tallawahs Predicted Playing XI:

Rovman Powell (c), Brandon King, Kennar Lewis (wk), Kirk McKenzie, Raymon Reifer, Mohammad Nabi, Fabian Allen, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Nicholson Gordon, Mohammad Amir

Jamaica Tallawahs Actual Playing XI:

Imad Wasim, Mohammad Amir, Rovman Powell, Shamarh Brooks, Christopher Green, Raymon Reifer, Kennar Lewis, Brandon King, Fabian Allen, Mohammad Nabi, Nicholson Gordon

PITCH AND WEATHER CONDITIONS

Weather Conditions

We have predictions for overcast skies over Guyana on September 28. The ball would move off the surface, making it difficult for the batsmen. This isn't a high-scoring surface, and the side batting first would be happy with 160 runs on the board.

Venue Details

Providence Stadium, Guyana, is a good surface for T20 cricket, and we have seen good contests between the bat and the ball. Fast bowlers can generate pace on this wicket, and it is easy to hit through the line of the ball. The shorter boundaries also make run-scoring easy. The spinners get some assistance as the game progresses. 

Toss: To Bowl

It is a high-pressure contest, and both sides shall like to play safe. Most games here have been low-scoring contests, and runs haven't come easy. The side chasing the score has an advantage on such tracks. Thus, the side winning the toss here shall look to bowl first in this game.