JAK vs GAW 6th Match Highlights: Guyana Amazon Warriors dismantled Jamaica Kingsmen by six wickets with 35 balls to spare at Sabina Park on August 13, 2026, a victory that consolidates their position at the top of the CPL 2026 standings while leaving the Kingsmen rooted at the bottom.
JAK vs GAW Caribbean Premier League 2026: Highlights Live Streaming & Broadcast Info
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Match Highlights
Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to field first at Sabina Park, a decision that proved immediately shrewd. The Kingston surface offered enough for the seam bowlers early on, and the Warriors’ attack exploited every opportunity while the Kingsmen batters struggled to find any sustained rhythm throughout their innings.
The powerplay told the story of JAK’s afternoon in blunt terms: 26 runs and two wickets from six overs. Shayan Jahangir fell in the second over to Khary Pierre for just 1, and Keacy Carty followed in the sixth, caught for 5. The batting unit never truly recovered from that crawl, and the pressure of a low powerplay score compounded every decision thereafter.
Reeza Hendricks was the one JAK batter who offered genuine resistance. His 40 off 32 balls, the top score of the innings, held the middle together briefly and included the only real attack play JAK managed in the first half of their innings. When Imran Tahir had him caught and bowled in the tenth over with JAK at 61 for 3, whatever platform had been partially constructed collapsed with him.
Rovman Powell added 24 off 17 balls and injected some much-needed urgency, but Mohammad Nabi ended that threat in the 13th over, leaving JAK at 77 for 5. What followed was a procession. Nabi bowled Andre Russell for 1 with a similar delivery two overs later, and from 80 for 6 the innings disintegrated entirely. Kirk McKenzie’s 16 off 14 offered a brief flicker before a DRS review upheld his dismissal off Glenn Phillips in the 16th over.
Nabi’s final figures of 4 for 22 from four overs were the decisive intervention of the first innings. His ability to generate turn and extract edges on a surface that offered little conventional turn made him almost unplayable in the backend of the powerplay and the middle overs. Vitel Lawes’ dogged 14 from 11 balls at the end pushed JAK to 117 all out in 19.4 overs, but a total that low at Sabina Park was always going to be insufficient.
The Warriors’ chase began at pace that made the total look even more modest in hindsight. Glenn Phillips struck four boundaries and a six in his 28 off 17 balls, and even as Andre Russell removed him in the fifth over and Shimron Hetmyer went one ball later for 1, GAW were already 45 for 3 and well inside the required rate.
Shai Hope then took charge. His unbeaten 56 off 41 balls built on composure rather than aggression, was the anchor knock that sealed the result before dew or late nerves could complicate anything. He crossed 50 off 40 balls (two fours, three sixes) with GAW in complete control. Mohammad Nabi’s contribution with the bat, 19 off 15 at first drop, ensured that when Quentin Sampson arrived to share an unbroken 22-run partnership, the game was already done.
JAK’s bowlers had no real answer once the powerplay produced no breakthrough beyond early damage already done. Hassan Khan and Hunain Shah each conceded at over seven runs per over, and while Vitel Lawes picked up a wicket, his four overs went for 37, the most expensive spell of the match. Russell’s two wickets were the bright spot but came too late to alter any outcome.
Toss Winner
Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to field first at Sabina Park, Kingston.
Key Moment
Mohammad Nabi’s double strike in overs 13 and 14, removing Rovman Powell (24) and then Andre Russell (1) in quick succession, ended any remaining JAK resistance and reduced them to 80 for 6, effectively ending the contest as a competitive fixture.
Star Performer / MVP
Mohammad Nabi
Mohammad Nabi was the undisputed match-winner: his 4 for 22 from four overs dismantled the Kingsmen’s middle and lower order, and his 19 off 15 with the bat helped GAW’s chase along in a single composed innings that earned him both the Player of the Match award and the Cricinfo MVP accolade with 71.7 points.
Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors Match Summary
Team | Score |
Jamaica Kingsmen | 117 (19.4 Ov) |
Guyana Amazon Warriors | 118/4 (14.1 Ov) |
Result | Amazon Warriors won by 6 wickets (35 balls remaining) |
Player of the Match | Mohammad Nabi (GAW) – 4/22 & 19 (15) |
Highest Run-Getter of the Series | Rovman Powell – 109 runs |
Highest Wicket-Taker of the Series | Alzarri Joseph – 6 wickets |
JAK vs GAW Playing XI
Jamaica Kingsmen: Reeza Hendricks, Shayan Jahangir, Keacy Carty, Rovman Powell (c), Hassan Khan, Kirk McKenzie, Andre Russell, Keemo Paul, Vitel Lawes, Hunain Shah, Jediah Blades
Guyana Amazon Warriors: Glenn Phillips, Mavendra Dindyal, Shai Hope, Shimron Hetmyer, Mohammad Nabi, Quentin Sampson, Romario Shepherd, Shamar Joseph, Dwaine Pretorius, Khary Pierre, Imran Tahir (c)
FAQs – Yesterday’s Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors 6th Match (Aug 13, 2026)
Q1: What was the final score of yesterday’s Jamaica Kingsmen vs Guyana Amazon Warriors match?
A1: Yesterday (August 13, 2026), 6th Match of the Caribbean Premier League 2026: Guyana Amazon Warriors (118/4 in 14.1 overs) beat Jamaica Kingsmen (117 in 19.4 overs) by 6 wickets with 35 balls remaining. JAK: Reeza Hendricks top-scored with 40 off 32; Mohammad Nabi took 4/22. GAW: Shai Hope anchored the chase with an unbeaten 56 off 41; Glenn Phillips provided 28 off 17 at the top. Result: GAW move to position 1 on the CPL 2026 table; JAK remain at position 7.
Q2: Who was named the Player of the Match?
A2: Mohammad Nabi (Guyana Amazon Warriors) was named Player of the Match for a match-defining all-round display, 4 wickets for 22 runs from four overs to dismantle the Kingsmen’s batting, followed by a brisk 19 off 15 balls to assist the chase, also taking 2 catches. He was also Cricinfo’s MVP with 71.7 points.
Q3: Where was the match played, and who won the toss?
A3: The match was played at Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica. Guyana Amazon Warriors won the toss and elected to field first.
Q4: Who were the top performers with the bat for both sides?
A4: For Jamaica Kingsmen, Reeza Hendricks top-scored with 40 off 32 balls, the only batter to pass 25. For Guyana Amazon Warriors, Shai Hope led the chase with an unbeaten 56 off 41 balls, while Glenn Phillips contributed a rapid 28 off 17 at the top of the order.
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