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Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors

Venue par · 170Chase success · 51%POTM · D Pretorius

Match preview & overview

Guyana Amazon Warriors edge Trinbago Knight Riders by 3 wickets in CPL 2025 thriller

Guyana Amazon Warriors beat Trinbago Knight Riders by 3 wickets at Providence Stadium on 6 September 2025, in a Caribbean Premier League T20 that was settled deep into the final over. Guyana, who won the toss and chose to field, chased 168 with enough composure in the middle overs to absorb a nervy death-overs wobble. D Pretorius took home the Player of the Match award. The result snapped a four-match losing run against TKR for the Warriors and trimmed the all-time head-to-head to 14-12 in Trinbago's favour.

Trinbago Knight Riders had recovered well from a scratchy powerplay. They lost 3 wickets in the first six overs for just 40 runs, but a middle phase of 53 runs without loss steadied the ship. A brutal death-overs spell of 74 runs from the final four overs for 2 wickets pushed them to 167/5. It was a total that, on paper, sat almost exactly at Providence's average first-innings score of 170 across 113 matches.

Guyana's reply was more assured at the top. Their powerplay of 66 runs at the cost of 2 wickets was comfortably above the venue average of 40 powerplay runs. The middle overs brought 57 more for 2 wickets, and though the death overs tightened considerably at 45 runs for 3, the Warriors crossed the line.

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

Warriors win a tight chase at Providence

Guyana Amazon Warriors reached 168/7 off 20 overs to beat Trinbago Knight Riders by 3 wickets. The victory came despite losing 3 wickets in the death overs, where they scored 45 runs to see the job through. D Pretorius was named Player of the Match.

Angle 02

Death overs defined both innings

Trinbago scored 74 runs in the final phase of their innings for 2 wickets, finishing on 167/5. Guyana then matched that aggression, scoring 45 in their own death overs, though at the cost of 3 wickets which made it a nervy finish.

Angle 03

Guyana's powerplay aggression set the tone

The Amazon Warriors posted 66 runs in their powerplay for the loss of 2 wickets, well above Providence Stadium's average of 40 powerplay runs across 113 matches. That platform gave them breathing room in the middle overs.

Angle 04

TKR's head-to-head dominance ends here

Trinbago Knight Riders had won four consecutive meetings with Guyana, including a 74-run win at this same venue in 2024. This result ended that run and trimmed the overall head-to-head to 14-12 in TKR's favour across 26 matches.

Angle 05

Chase success rate at Providence defied the odds

Guyana Amazon Warriors won fielding first, but Providence's historical chase success rate sits at just 49% across 113 matches. Chasing sides win here roughly half the time, so there was nothing comfortable about Guyana's position from the moment they chose to field.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

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

  • With the chase success rate at Providence sitting at just 49%, toss outcomes and the decision to bat or field tend to shift the contours of top-innings markets considerably at this venue.
  • Death-overs specialist markets may be worth monitoring here. Both sides scored heavily in the final phase, with TKR posting 74 and Guyana 45 in those overs, suggesting conditions suit big hitters late in the innings.
  • Player of the Match markets at Providence could favour all-rounders given how frequently games go to the death. D Pretorius's award here fits a pattern of players who contribute across multiple phases.
  • Top batter markets across both teams may be more interesting than outright result lines at a venue where the average first innings score of 170 across 113 matches suggests batting-friendly surfaces.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Trinbago Knight Riders vs Guyana Amazon Warriors

Who won the Guyana vs Trinbago CPL match on 6 September 2025?

Guyana Amazon Warriors won by 3 wickets, chasing down Trinbago Knight Riders' total of 167/5. The match was played at Providence Stadium, Guyana, on 6 September 2025. D Pretorius was named Player of the Match.

What was the score in the Guyana vs Trinbago Knight Riders CPL 2025 game?

Trinbago Knight Riders posted 167/5 in their 20 overs after losing the toss and being asked to bat. Guyana Amazon Warriors reached their target of 168 for the loss of 7 wickets, winning with the final ball pressure firmly on.

What is the head-to-head record between Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders?

Trinbago Knight Riders lead the all-time head-to-head 14-12 across 26 CPL meetings. Before this result, TKR had won four consecutive fixtures against Guyana, including a 74-run win at Providence Stadium in 2024.

Where to watch CPL 2025 matches in the UK?

CPL fixtures are typically available to UK viewers via Sky Sports Cricket, with streaming through Sky Go and NOW TV for those without a standard subscription. Check listings ahead of each match as scheduling can vary.

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

Across 113 matches at Providence Stadium, the average first-innings score is 170 runs. The average second-innings score is 146, and teams fielding first win approximately 49% of the time, making it a reasonably balanced venue.

Who was Player of the Match in the Guyana vs Trinbago CPL T20 2025 game?

D Pretorius was awarded Player of the Match for his contribution to Guyana Amazon Warriors' 3-wicket victory. The award reflected a performance that spanned more than one phase of the match.

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