Guyana Amazon Warriors will be ready to play again in 48 hours after defeating Trinbago Knight Riders ladies in this competition for the first time.
They will be focused on doubling down and getting a foothold in the finals because they have another matchup with the Riders this Sunday at Tarouba. The Riders, meanwhile, will be in dire need of a swift recovery following two defeats in as many games.
The Riders ladies would be disappointed to watch a chance to win their first-ever game against the Guyana Warriors disappear. They will be motivated to play inspired cricket with the bat and a far better effort with the ball with just two games remaining. The Riders should be sufficiently motivated to establish their credentials and get out in the center of the field by their one-win record in six games, which makes for awful reading.
Despite a shaky start to their chase effort and a strong start from the Riders hitters, the Guyana Amazon Warriors women managed to secure their first victory of the year. Shabnim Ismail, a new ball bowler, made an impression with the ball when she recorded figures of 1 for 17 off her four. However, her countrywoman Chloe Tryon was the real deal with the ball, taking four wickets in her allotted overs.
The South African player struck first, taking out both overs in the course of two overs. Towards the end of the innings, he returned to dismiss Jess Jonassen. The chase continued even as the Riders reached up to 130. Lauren Winfield-Hill, the captain, raised her hand as Stefanie Taylor and Natasha Mclean went back to the dugout without bothering the scorers. Australian all-rounder Erin Burns, who dazzled with a brilliant 78 off 48 balls, proved to be a capable companion for her.
She mentioned her first fifty in Guyanese colors and her second fifty in her WCPL career. Her confidence would soar after such a fluid inning, and she would be eager to contribute to this game. The last game was a fantastic team effort, and the women will be looking to win again to increase their chances of competing in another final.
Guyana Amazon Warriors Women
Lauren Winfield-Hill(w/c), Stafanie Taylor, Erin Burns, Chloe Tryon, Ashmini Munisar, Shabnim Ismail, Shakera Selman, Shemaine Campbelle, Sheneta Grimmond, Natasha McLean, Nyia Latchman.
Even though Knight Riders had a strong start with the ball, their bowling effort failed to maintain pressure in the second innings, and their good batting performance in the first was for naught. With two wickets in the first overs, they put the Warriors hitters on their heels, but a crucial run-out opportunity in the fifth over proved to be expensive.
The Riders’ ladies were getting more and more listless as the batters settled in, and they even managed to drop two catches, which made matters worse for them. The rest of the assault was largely ineffective and unable to halt the Warriors, who easily won in the 18th over. The only player who bowled with control and showed hints of bothering the batters was Jess Jonassen.
The hitters had excellent pitch application, as seen by the fact that each of their top four hitters had a strong start. A fifty-run partnership was shared by Harshitha Madavi (33 off 28) and Deandra Dottin (20 off 27). Jemimah Rodrigues (26 off 24) and Jonassen (28 off 23) also contributed well, coming in at #3 and #4.
At the midway point, Riders’ 130 seemed very manageable, and that feeling was reinforced when two Warriors hitters were removed in the space of 3.3 overs. But there was nothing the bowlers could do to stop Erin Burns and Lauren Winfield-Hill.
Trinbago Knight Riders Women
Deandra Dottin(c), Kycia Knight(w), Jemimah Rodrigues, Chedean Nation, Zaida James, Shikha Pandey, Anisa Mohammed, Jess Jonassen, Jahzara Claxton, Harshitha Samarawickrama, Samara Ramnath.
GAWW vs TKRW : Match Details | ||
Match | Guyana Amazon Warriors Women vs Trinbago Knight Riders Women, Match-4 | Women’s Caribbean Premier League 2024 | |
Date | 26/08/2024 (Monday) | |
Time | 05:00 (GMT+5) / 05:30 (GMT+5.5) / 06:00 (GMT+6) | |
Format | T20 | |
Venue | Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad | |
Recent performance | Guyana Amazon Warriors Women – W W L L W | Trinbago Knight Riders Women – L W L L L |
Live Streaming Details | Click here to watch the Live Streaming Score on JeetBuzz News | |
Brian Lara Stadium, Tarouba, Trinidad
Given that chasing teams have won all three of the competition’s matches thus far, winning the toss and choosing to bowl first will be the captains’ primary priorities. On the weather front, game-day showers are predicted in the morning, so things should be fine but not spectacular.
After the first few games, the wicket appears to have improved and softened up significantly. Over 350 runs were scored in the last match between South Africa and the West Indies.
In the last four encounters between these two teams, the Trinbago Knight Riders Women won none of them and Guyana Amazon Warriors Women won three.
Winning the toss
Player of the Match
Most runs
Most wickets
Most sixes
Team Scores Batting First
According to cricket analysts, Guyana Amazon Warriors Women has a 56% chance of winning.
Want to stay ahead in the world of cricket? Explore our comprehensive Match Predictions, insightful analysis, and the latest updates on all your favorite fixtures and more at JeetBuzz News. Don’t miss out and dive into the action now!
OMA vs NED Match Analysis On November 14, 2024, at Al Amerat Cricket Ground (Ministry Turf 1), Al Amerat, Oman, and the Netherlands will
MS-W vs. MR-W Match Analysis In the 28th match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2024, Melbourne Stars Women will face off against Melbourne
PS-W vs. ST-W Match Analysis In the 27th match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2024, Perth Scorchers Women will face off against Sydney