Captains overwhelmingly prefer to field first
Seventy per cent of toss winners at Warner Park have chosen to field, the highest single signal the data offers about how captains read this surface. Whether that reflects dew, pitch deterioration or simply CPL convention is worth watching across individual fixtures. Chasers have converted that advantage into wins 53% of the time.
Moderate powerplays set up tight middle-overs contests
The average powerplay produces 46 runs and fewer than two wickets, which is conservative by T20 standards and tends to compress the scoring window into the middle overs. Those middle 10 overs average 92 runs in aggregate, almost double the powerplay total, suggesting the game's decisive phase regularly falls between overs 7 and 16.
Death overs are the most controlled phase
With an average of just 40 runs in the death overs, Warner Park has historically been a ground where bowling sides can defend totals late. A first-innings score of 193 has been competitive here across 127 matches, and the relatively suppressed death-over run rate helps explain why.
Test cricket produced the ground's biggest individual scores
The top four individual innings on record all came in Tests or ODIs, with D Ganga's 201 and Denesh Ramdin's 169 from 121 balls representing the extremes of the format spectrum. The ground's highest team total of 581 underlines that, given time, surfaces here can flatten out considerably.
Guyana and Trinbago dominate CPL results at this venue
Among visiting CPL sides, Guyana Amazon Warriors have won 18 of 27 completed matches here (67%) and Trinbago Knight Riders 13 of 19 (68%). Home side St Kitts Patriots have won just 41% of their 51 matches at Warner Park, which makes it one of the more visitor-friendly CPL venues on record.