BR VS GUY QUALIFIER 2

Qualifier 2, Guyana, October 05, 2024, 04:30 AM

Barbados Royals
Guyana Amazon Warriors

BR 47%

Tie %

GUY 53%

RECENT PERFORMANCE
  • W
    BR Won By 9 wickets (D/L method)
  • L
    TKR Won By 30 runs
  • L
    GUY Won By 47 runs
  • L
    SLK Won By 13 runs
  • L
    SLK Won By 7 wickets
  • L
    SLK Won By 15 runs (D/L method)
  • L
    TKR Won By 74 runs
  • W
    GUY Won By 35 runs
  • W
    GUY Won By 47 runs
  • W
    GUY Won By 27 runs
PLAYER PERFORMANCE

Batsmen

David Miller
David Miller

BAT SR: 157.9 | BAT AVG: 34.3

Very Good
Quinton de Kock
Quinton de Kock

BAT SR: 159.5 | BAT AVG: 39

Very Good
Rovman Powell
Rovman Powell

BAT SR: 123.1 | BAT AVG: 25.9

Bad
Alick Athanaze
Alick Athanaze

BAT SR: 107.1 | BAT AVG: 20.2

Bad
Shamarh Brooks
Shamarh Brooks

BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0

None
Kevin Wickham
Kevin Wickham

BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0

None

Bowlers

Kevin Wickham
Maheesh Theekshana

BOWL SR: 16.7 | BOWL AVG: 17.2

Very Good
Kevin Wickham
Naveen-ul-Haq

BOWL SR: 21.3 | BOWL AVG: 31.9

Good
Kevin Wickham
Obed McCoy

BOWL SR: 19.9 | BOWL AVG: 28.1

Bad
Kevin Wickham
Dunith Wellalage

BOWL SR: 19.8 | BOWL AVG: 26.7

Good
Kevin Wickham
Ramon Simmonds

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Kevin Wickham
Isai Thorne

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Kevin Wickham
Nathan Sealy

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None

Batsmen

Shimron Hetmyer
Shimron Hetmyer

BAT SR: 187.3 | BAT AVG: 42.4

Very Good
Shai Hope
Shai Hope

BAT SR: 137.3 | BAT AVG: 30.2

Very Good
Rahmanullah Gurbaz
Rahmanullah Gurbaz

BAT SR: 141.4 | BAT AVG: 22.9

Good
Azam Khan
Azam Khan

BAT SR: 136.3 | BAT AVG: 13.8

Neutral
Tim Robinson
Tim Robinson

BAT SR: 125.9 | BAT AVG: 22.7

Neutral
Kevlon Anderson
Kevlon Anderson

BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0

None
Matthew Nandu
Matthew Nandu

BAT SR: 0 | BAT AVG: 0

None

Bowlers

Matthew Nandu
Shamar Joseph

BOWL SR: 12.2 | BOWL AVG: 18.2

Very Good
Matthew Nandu
Imran Tahir

BOWL SR: 13.1 | BOWL AVG: 17.5

Good
Matthew Nandu
Dwaine Pretorius

BOWL SR: 17.5 | BOWL AVG: 24.6

Neutral
Matthew Nandu
Gudakesh Motie

BOWL SR: 14.8 | BOWL AVG: 19.5

Neutral
Matthew Nandu
Nathan Sowter

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Matthew Nandu
Kevin Sinclair

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Matthew Nandu
Junior Sinclair

BOWL SR: 0 | BOWL AVG: 0

None
Commentry
The T20 carnival in the Caribbean is nearing its grand finale, and we're just one game away from knowing who will battle Saint Lucia Kings for the ultimate glory. Saint Lucia has already booked their spot in the final and now eagerly awaits their opponent. Once again, the spotlight is on Providence Stadium for Qualifier 2, where defending champions Guyana Amazon Warriors take on the Barbados Royals. Guyana topped the league phase but faltered in Qualifier 1 against the Kings, delivering a performance that left both the team and fans puzzled. They were hammered with the ball and couldn’t mount a serious chase with the bat. However, just when Shimron Hetmyer started to unleash his destructive power, the rain intervened. Who knows how things could have ended if we got a full game? Hetmyer has been their standout performer, and they’ll once again look to him to lead from the front. Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Shai Hope are also in good touch, so they won’t be dwelling too much on that defeat. The hosts boasts an enviable lineup of all-rounders, with Moeen Ali providing match-winning potential with both bat and ball. Ali’s brilliant spell in the last game showed his class, while Keemo Paul and Dwaine Pretorius add depth in both departments. Their spin-heavy attack, led by Imran Tahir and Gudakesh Motie, has been lethal all season, while Shamar Joseph spearheads the pace attack. Despite their struggles in the last match, the Warriors showed grit by fighting back in the death overs, which will give them confidence. Barbados Royals, meanwhile, come off a dramatic win over Trinbago Knight Riders in a bizarre game that was halted by a floodlight failure. When it looked like their campaign was over, David Miller stepped up with a blazing unbeaten fifty in a 5-over chase to send them through. Quinton de Kock has been in superb form, and the Royals will rely on him to set the tone. However, their middle order has been a cause of concern and they will expect a lot more from Alick Athanaze and Kadeem Alleyne as this is knockout game. Jason Holder provides balance with both bat and ball, while the likes of Maheesh Theekshana, Naveen-ul-Haq, and Obed McCoy bring international T20 experience to the table. The Royals finished as runners up in 2022 and they will give their everything to get another shot at glory. Will the Guyana Amazon Warriors bounce back to reach a second consecutive final, or will Barbados Royals stun everyone and set up an all-new finale? It’s all to play for, and it promises to be a thrilling contest. Stay tuned!