Home fortress for the Amazon Warriors
The Guyana Amazon Warriors have played 53 matches at Providence Stadium and won 35 of them, a win rate of 66%. No other team in the records comes close to that conversion at this ground, making Providence one of the more lopsided home-advantage venues in the Caribbean Premier League.
Toss winners almost always field first
Captains have chosen to field first in 63% of matches here, suggesting a widespread belief that chasing is the more manageable option. The aggregate data tempers that instinct somewhat: chasers have succeeded in just 49% of completed matches across 111 games, making it roughly a coin-flip in practice.
Controlled powerplay, punishing middle overs
The average powerplay produces 40 runs and only 1.44 wickets, which tends to keep the score competitive rather than explosive at the top. The middle overs are where the game opens up, with teams averaging 82 runs across that phase, before death-overs scoring settles back to 38.
A ground that can yield very low totals too
While the first-innings average of 170 sits in a workable range for T20 cricket, the lowest complete total on record is 54. That spread from 54 to 476 across all formats tells you conditions can shift considerably depending on match type, pitch preparation and the quality of bowling attacks on the day.
Multi-format credentials across nearly two decades
Providence Stadium has hosted Test cricket, ODIs, T20 Internationals and CPL franchise cricket since 2006. The 68 CPL fixtures make up the bulk, but 25 ODIs and 15 T20 Internationals give it a meaningful international footprint beyond the domestic T20 calendar.