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Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals

Venue par · 170Chase success · 51%POTM · SO Hetmyer

Match preview & overview

Warriors cruise past Royals by 64 runs as Hetmyer shines at Providence

Guyana Amazon Warriors beat Barbados Royals by 64 runs at Providence Stadium on 14 September 2025 in a Caribbean Premier League T20 fixture that was effectively settled inside the first six overs of the second innings. Warriors batted first and posted 189/6, a total built on a strong middle-overs platform. Barbados Royals, chasing 190, were reduced to 32/3 inside the powerplay and never recovered. They were bowled out for 125, losing all 10 wickets. Shimron Hetmyer won the Player of the Match award for his contribution with the bat in the first innings.

The Royals had won the toss and chosen to field, a decision that backfired. At Providence Stadium, teams that field first win only 49 per cent of the time across 113 matches at the ground, and the Warriors made the most of batting conditions. Guyana's middle-overs phase was particularly destructive: 85 runs for the loss of just 2 wickets in overs 7 to 15 gave the innings its shape and scale.

For Barbados, the powerplay collapse was fatal. Losing 3 wickets for 32 runs before the end of the sixth over meant the Royals were always chasing the chase. Their middle overs produced 61 runs but cost 4 more wickets, and the death overs brought just 32 runs as the tail was cleared. The gulf between the sides' performances in each phase tells the story clearly.

Pitch report & venue insights

Providence Stadium, Guyana113-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2006–2025. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

113

T20 matches hosted

170

Avg 1st-innings score

146

Avg 2nd-innings score

51%

Chase success rate

40

Avg powerplay runs

65%

Toss-field rate

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

Hetmyer earns Player of the Match award

Shimron Hetmyer was the standout performer as Guyana Amazon Warriors posted 189/6 batting first. His contribution drove a total well above Providence Stadium's average first-innings score of 170 across 113 matches at the ground.

Angle 02

Royals undone early: 3 down inside the powerplay

Barbados Royals lost 3 wickets for just 32 runs in the powerplay, leaving them chasing 189 in dire straits from the sixth over onwards. Providence's powerplay average is 40 runs; the Royals fell well short of that benchmark whilst haemorrhaging wickets.

Angle 03

Warriors' middle overs proved the difference

Guyana accumulated 85 runs at a cost of only 2 wickets in overs 7 to 15, effectively building a platform that made 189 achievable. Barbados managed just 61 runs from the same phase but lost 4 wickets in the process, never threatening a revival.

Angle 04

Warriors' head-to-head record looks formidable

Guyana Amazon Warriors have now won 20 of 29 meetings with Barbados Royals. Four of the last five encounters have gone the Warriors' way, including three victories at Providence Stadium.

Angle 05

Barbados bowled out; Royals collapse to 125 all out

The Royals were dismissed for 125, losing their last 3 wickets for 32 runs in the death overs. Falling 64 runs short of a 190-run target, the chase was effectively over long before the final few overs.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Top batter markets may be worth considering at Providence Stadium given the venue's average first-innings score of 170 across 113 matches, suggesting consistent scoring conditions for specialist batters.
  • Powerplay wicket markets could be of interest given Barbados Royals' fragility at the top of the order; they lost 3 wickets for 32 runs inside six overs in this fixture.
  • First-innings total lines may be more predictable than outright result lines at Providence, where the chase success rate across all matches sits at just 49 per cent.
  • Head-to-head lines for future Warriors vs Royals fixtures carry historical context: Guyana have won 20 of 29 meetings, a record that the markets may or may not fully reflect.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals

Who won the Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals CPL match on 14 September 2025?

Guyana Amazon Warriors won by 64 runs at Providence Stadium, Guyana. Warriors posted 189/6 batting first and Barbados Royals were bowled out for 125 in reply.

Who was Player of the Match in Warriors vs Royals on 14 September 2025?

Shimron Hetmyer of Guyana Amazon Warriors was named Player of the Match. His batting in the first innings was the standout individual contribution as the Warriors built a total of 189/6.

What is the head-to-head record between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Barbados Royals?

Across 29 CPL meetings, Guyana Amazon Warriors have won 20 and Barbados Royals have won 9. Four of the last five encounters have gone to the Warriors, three of them at Providence Stadium.

Where to watch CPL matches in the UK?

CPL fixtures are typically broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket, with streaming available via Sky Go and NOW TV. Check the official CPL and Sky Sports schedules for specific fixture listings.

What is the average first-innings score at Providence Stadium, Guyana?

Across 113 matches at Providence Stadium, the average first-innings score is 170. Guyana Amazon Warriors exceeded that with 189/6 in this fixture.

What toss decision did Barbados Royals make and did it work out?

Barbados Royals won the toss and elected to field. It did not pay off. The Warriors posted 189/6, well above the venue average, and the Royals were then bowled out for 125 in the chase.

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