GAW vs BR Full Scorecard, CPL 2024 Updates

27th T20 • Guyana

GAW

219/8 (20)

172/9 (19.5)

GAW won by 47 runs

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Table

Date & Time

26 Sep, 04:30 AM IST

Venue

Providence Stadium, Guyana

Match

27th T20,

Caribbean Premier League

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Leslie Reifer (West Indies), Zahid Bassarath (West Indies), Gregory Brathwaite (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Reon King (West Indies)

Toss

Barbados Royals elected to bowl

Pitch Report

If we begin by talking about the sizes of the ground, straight it's a 75m distance which will take quite the effort from the batters and we are in the absolute middle of the pitch square, so it is an equal 67m on either side. There's a bit of grass here. On the good length area, there's a bit of grass that is rolled in. So, we can expect this one to play a bit better than the last four games that have been played here. Expect turn and pace, enough for the bowlers to trouble the batters every once in a while, says Pommie Mbangwa.

1st Innings

148Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

126.17Avg SR

2nd Innings

135Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

125.94Avg SR

Playing XILineups Out

Points Table

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

GAW

4- 4

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

GAW

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Quinton de Kock

BR . WK

369 Runs

7 Matches

Shimron Hetmyer

GAW . BAT

229 Runs

7 Matches

Rahmanullah Gurbaz

GAW . WK

136 Runs

3 Matches

Top Bowlers

Gudakesh Motie

GAW . BOWL

11 Wkts

7 Matches

Dwaine Pretorius

GAW . ALL

10 Wkts

7 Matches

Imran Tahir

GAW . BOWL

10 Wkts

5 Matches

Playing XILineups Out

Venue Details

Providence Stadium, Guyana

1st Innings

148Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

126.17Avg SR

2nd Innings

135Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

125.94Avg SR

Toss winners opt to

23%Bat First Bowl First77%

Team Batting First

45%Wins Losses55%

Recent Matches on venue

Match 23 • Sep 22 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 135/7 (20)

ABF 108/10 (18.5)

GAW won by 27 runs

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Match 21 • Sep 21 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 137/8 (20)

SKNP 107/10 (18.3)

GAW won by 30 runs

vs live score

Final • Sep 25 • Caribbean Premier League

TKR 94/10 (18.1)

GAW 99/1 (14)

GAW won by 9 wickets

vs live score

Qualifier 2 • Sep 23 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 182/6 (20)

JMT 101/10 (15.2)

GAW won by 81 runs

vs live score

Qualifier 1 • Sep 21 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 166/7 (20)

TKR 167/3 (18.1)

TKR won by 7 wickets

vs live score

30th Match • Sep 18 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 226/7 (20)

BR 138/6 (20)

GAW won by 88 runs

vs live score

28th Match • Sep 17 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 177/4 (18.2)

TKR 176/8 (20)

GAW won by 6 wickets

vs live score

26th Match • Sep 15 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 167/5 (20)

SLK 170/3 (17.3)

SLK won by 7 wickets

vs live score

25th Match • Sep 14 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 155/3 (18.3)

JMT 152/5 (20)

GAW won by 7 wickets

vs live score

Qualifier 2 • Sep 29 • Caribbean Premier League

GAW 189/8 (20)

JMT 226/4 (20)

JMT won by 37 runs

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Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

GAW

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

GAW

4- 4

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

157

Average Score

146

266/7

Highest Score

205/6

99/1

Lowest Score

96/9

Player of the Match Shai Hope

71(37)

GAW

Info

Guyana Amazon Warriors

219/8 (20)

Batters

Rahmanullah Gurbaz

140.00

c R Powell b M Theekshana

Azam Khan

152.94

c K Maharaj b J Holder

Shai Hope

191.89

c R Powell b M Theekshana

Shimron Hetmyer

167.65

c R Powell b K Maharaj

Moeen Ali

266.67

c & b OC McCoy

Romario Shepherd

176.92

runout (Q Kock / R Powell)

Keemo Paul

50.00

c R Powell b M Theekshana

Dwaine Pretorius

133.33

runout (J Holder / Q Kock)

Gudakesh Motie

0.00

Not out

Junior Sinclair

400.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 8)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 10.95)

219/8

Did not Bat

Imran Tahir

Bowlers

EXT

3.75

10.25

11.25

16.00

11.00

25.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rahmanullah Gurbaz

c R Powell b M Theekshana

1-8

0.6

Azam Khan

c K Maharaj b J Holder

2-59

5.4

Shimron Hetmyer

c R Powell b K Maharaj

3-165

14.4

Moeen Ali

c & b OC McCoy

4-178

15.3

Shai Hope

c R Powell b M Theekshana

5-179

16.2

Keemo Paul

c R Powell b M Theekshana

6-181

16.5

Dwaine Pretorius

runout (J Holder / Q Kock)

7-214

19.4

Romario Shepherd

runout (Q Kock / R Powell)

8-215

19.5

Barbados Royals

172/9 (19.5)

Batters

Quinton de Kock

152.17

lbw b M Ali

Kadeem Alleyne

33.33

c S Hetmyer b G Moti

Alick Athanaze

80.00

c S Hetmyer b D Pretorius

Rivaldo Clarke

121.43

lbw b MI Tahir

David Miller

208.82

Not out

Rovman Powell

(C)

100.00

b MI Tahir

Jason Holder

116.67

c D Pretorius b M Ali

Keshav Maharaj

16.67

b G Moti

Maheesh Theekshana

50.00

st SD Hope b G Moti

Obed McCoy

185.71

b R Shepherd

Naveen ul Haq *

25.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 4)

TOTAL

(19.5 Ov, RR: 8.6)

172/9

Bowlers

EXT

10.50

4.00

14.00

8.75

7.33

9.33

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Kadeem Alleyne

c S Hetmyer b G Moti

1-4

0.5

Alick Athanaze

c S Hetmyer b D Pretorius

2-17

3.1

Quinton de Kock

lbw b M Ali

3-63

7.6

Rivaldo Clarke

lbw b MI Tahir

4-63

8.1

Rovman Powell

b MI Tahir

5-79

10.1

Jason Holder

c D Pretorius b M Ali

6-86

11.1

Keshav Maharaj

b G Moti

7-88

12.2

Maheesh Theekshana

st SD Hope b G Moti

8-101

14.1

Obed McCoy

b R Shepherd

9-123

15.4

Match Info

Date & Time

26 Sep, 04:30 AM IST

Venue

Providence Stadium, Guyana

Match

27th T20,

Caribbean Premier League

Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Leslie Reifer (West Indies), Zahid Bassarath (West Indies), Gregory Brathwaite (West Indies, TV)

Referee

Reon King (West Indies)

Toss

Barbados Royals elected to bowl

4 4 0 0 2 1

Over 17

Runs: 11

0 0 0 6 1 0

Over 18

Runs: 7

6 4 0 0 6 0

Over 19

Runs: 16

1 0 6 4 0 4

Over 20

Runs: 15

All Overs

Player of the Match Shai Hope

71(37)

Commentary

That would be all from this game. I am Dwaipayan Mukherjee, signing off on with my hardworking co-commentator Arya Chakraborty! See you soon.

Imran Tahir, Guyana Amazon Warriors captain : Good game, our team batted well, they set-up the win with an amazing score. Hetmyer and Hope did really well when they were together, credit to Azam as well who gave us a good start. It was slightly challenging with the ball, dew set in after 12 overs and made things hard, which explains why we really conceded a few runs at the end. Bowling with the wet ball was a concern, but Moeen, Motie and even Junior Sinclair, he has bowled well when given a chance, nice to lead this team. Junior was not well later. This pitch did offer a bit of spin, but was nice to see how our batters played. They won the match for us cause the pitch had something in it for the bowlers to exploit. He played really well (on David Miller), we know what he can do, congrats on his 500th T20 game, that is a special achievement and we know he's a class player. He was also a bit lucky that dew set in, Sinclair was our match-up against him, I wanted to bowl him, but he got injured. Shamar Joseph had a flu and that's the reason he missed out on tonight's game.

Rovman Powell, Barbados Royals captain : Credit to be given to the Guyanaese, they came out firing all guns and outplayed us today, the crowd support was tremendous. To play 500 games, you need to be doing something right (on David Miller). He's a very important player not just for South Africa, but across the leagues around the world. We saw the value that he brings today as well, what he did for us at the end. To find some form going into the playoffs is good. He did not have a great season before today so we are even more confident now of him. Winning does bring confidence to the group, but this loss doesn't mean it's down. It's part of the process. We have a few plans in place, we know the type of team we'll play in the play-offs, the strategies that need to be watertight for us and the real cricket starts next week, we'll be ready for that.

Shai Hope is the Player of the Match, here is what he had to say: I will say the runs on the board. I had a different game plan today. Not much has changed. Pretty happy to get the runs today. I will say there is a big difference. It's about the intent and understanding the situation and trying to be up for the challenge (speaking on his challenge against Keshav Maharaj). I think they go hand in hand. If you have to best, you have to be mentally strong. Batting is tough in these conditions. It's about finding the gaps and ticking the boxes and far as the skill set is concerned during the nets. Me and Hetmyer complement each other well. He makes my job easier and if we can continue like this, we can hopefully go all the way.

Guyana Amazon Warriors (219 for 8) defeat Barbados Royals (172 for 9) by 47 runs

David Miller -71* (34) | Quinton de Kock - 35 (23)
Gudakesh Motie - 3/42 | Moeen Ali - 2/16

It was a slow start for Royals, pegged back with the early loss of Kadeem. 3 spinners were used to begin for GAW. Pretorius became the 4th bowler in the 4th over for Guyana and he began with a wicket first ball, as his side made early inroads.

Gurbaz, in conversation with the commentary team Darren Ganga and Danny Morrison, spoke about how the surface was not the easiest when it came to batting. The brilliance of Hope and Hetmyer really pushed their score to an above average one and we witnessed the struggles of Royals batters in the initial overs.

QDK got to 400 runs for this season, the leading run scorer among all sides and his team required him to come up with another emphatic batting performance for the Royals. They were 21 for 2 after 4 overs and QDK doubled the team score in a single over with 2 fours and 2 sixes off a Kevin Sinclair over.

But once QDK was dismissed, you always knew that it would be a bridge too far to cross. Tahir was amongst the wickets with his iconic running celebration on display. Just 3 batters from the Barbados team have more than 100 runs in this season so the over reliance on QDK is becoming evident. Wickets kept tumbling regularly. There were stumpings down the leg side and everything that could possibly go wrong for the Royals, did go wrong.

Romario Shepherd was the 2nd pacer for GAW tonight and he bowled his first over in the 16th over. He added to the Guyanese celebration with the penultimate wicket of the match. Miller hit some boundaries in his 500th T20 to ensure that the margin of lose isn't as embarrassing as it could have got, had it not been for his lusty shots at the end. Presentations to follow soon.

overs

172 /9 score

runs

David Miller *

71 (34)

Naveen ul Haq

1 (4)

Romario Shepherd

1 /28

19.6 Romario Shepherd to David Miller, FOUR! Miller ends the match with a boundary. On a fuller-length a shade outside off, Miller moves across off a bit and smashes this down the ground, didn't quite nail that, one bounce and off to the long-off fence it goes. The Guyana Amazon Warriors win by 47 runs.

19.5 Romario Shepherd to David Miller, digs out the yorker outside off, down towards the sweeper cover fielder, single not taken.

19.4 Romario Shepherd to David Miller, FOUR! One handed pull shot for a boundary. Pace-off delivery on the shorter side, around the middle stump and Miller adjusts the pull very well, the bottom hand comes off his handle and that skips away to the fence.

19.3 Romario Shepherd to David Miller, SIX! Miller has launched that over the long-on fence. Goes for the yorker but ends up as a half-volley outside off, Miller moves across off and swings through the line.

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