Saint Lucia Kings vs Guyana Amazon Warriors Live സ്കോര്‍, Match 31 of Caribbean Premier League, 2026

CPL 2026 action continues - That concludes this game, but the tournament shows no signs of slowing down. Make sure to tune back in for Match 32 of the 2026 Caribbean Premier League, which features a highly anticipated matchup between the Barbados Tridents and the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots on September 10th at 11 pm GMT. Cheers for now!

Skipper of GAW and POTM - Imran Tahir wins the award for his outstanding 5-wicket haul for just 17 runs. Imran Tahir says he was waiting for such a performance for a long time, noting that while his role is to contain in the middle, he is an attacking bowler who puts in a lot of hard work and is pushed by his son, who wants to play with him, and it is nice to see it come out the way he wants, though he does not look at personal achievements as it is all for the team. On his variations, he says the ball was turning a little so he had to show his leggies, with a few turning away, which plays in the batter's head, and he has a straighter one and a googly, which he can bowl at any time and the batters keep waiting for, adding that the way the ball came out of his hand tonight was good, with very good line and length, and unlike the previous two games where he was not getting that kind of bite, length was more important tonight.

St Lucia Kings captain - Roston Chase says it is not the total they were looking for, as they were initially aiming for 150-160, knowing the wicket was going to be difficult, and while they did not get the early inroads, they still managed to keep the scoring rate down, though it will still be difficult to contain around 9 runs per over at the end. He says the bowling in the middle overs was the hallmark of their team, but their inconsistent batting let them down through the tournament. Speaking about a standout performer, he calls it an outstanding season and his first, saying he had not seen him much before, except maybe once in a first-class game, and while he knew he had talent, he did not know he was this good, especially in T20 cricket.

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Sampson's blistering cameo shatters Kings' hopes - The Saint Lucia Kings’ spinners refused to go down without a fight, bowling with immense guile to pick up regular wickets and keep the pressure dialed up throughout the chase. Crucial, steady contributions from Glenn Phillips and Shai Hope kept the Warriors on track, but it was Quentin Sampson who truly stole the headlines. Arriving late at the crease, Sampson unleashed absolute carnage, smashing a breathtaking 37 off just 11 deliveries to completely blow the Kings out of the water and seal the contest in spectacular fashion.

Masterclass spin duo sets up the chase - The foundation of the victory was laid by an exceptional masterclass from the Warriors' slow bowlers. The evergreen skipper Imran Tahir tore through the Kings' lineup with an incredible 5-wicket haul, completely outfoxing the opposition batsmen with his trademark variations. He was brilliantly supported by Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who proved to be exceptionally parsimonious, finishing with phenomenal figures of 3/13 from his quota of four overs to leave the Kings with a mountain to defend with the ball.

Warriors bounce back with dominant display - The Guyana Amazon Warriors made a resounding statement by clinically wrapping up a 4-wicket victory, bouncing back instantly from their brief stumble against the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons. After opting to field first, the Warriors completely choked the Saint Lucia Kings' batting momentum midway through the innings. While dynamic cameos from Kamil Pooran and a resilient 35 from Obus Pienaar threatened to break the shackles, a crucial 38-run final-wicket stand was all that dragged the Kings to a modest 119 before they were bowled out with seven balls to spare.

SIX! Boom... What a sensational way to seal the match. Forde serves up a low full toss on middle and off, searching for a yorker, but Sampson is waiting for it. He relies on his incredible wrists once more, effortlessly flicking the ball up and sending it sailing deep over the mid-wicket fence for a towering six. The crowd erupts as the ball clears the rope, wrapping things up in absolute style to secure a thrilling 4-wicket victory for the Guyana Amazon Warriors!

Full and on off, Dwaine Pretorius punches this to extra cover and rotates the strike.

OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Pitched-up delivery, around off, Romario Shepherd goes for a wild swing of his bat. Gets it edged off the outside edge of his bat and the catch is taken fairly behind the stumps to the right of the keeper.

Just 5 needed off 12 balls.

FOUR! Cracking shot from Sampson! Roston Chase drops it short of a length, angling just around off stump. Sampson reads the length in a flash, rocks back onto his heels, and punches it beautifully with real authority. He places it perfectly through the mid-off region, and the ball races away across the turf for a boundary.

SIX! That's another monster! Chase tosses this one up gently, floating it enticingly on a middle and off. Sampson doesn't need a second invitation, he clears his front leg and launches into a massive slog, smoking it high and handsome towards the deep mid-wicket region. The ball keeps traveling, clearing the boundary ropes with ease before landing deep into the top tier of the stands. The umpire signals a maximum, and it has been measured at a whopping 99 meters.

SIX! Lightning strikes gain, and this one is parked well into the stands! Chase goes fuller this time, looking to adjust his length around the off stump, but Sampson is completely locked in. He skips down the track with superb footwork, getting right to the pitch of the ball, and uses his wrists beautifully to flick it with immense power over the deep square leg boundary. It flies miles back into the crowd for another massive biggie. Chase is being taken to the cleaners here!

Off-break, on the pads, Quentin Sampson goes for a slog but misses.

Quicker one, on the pads, Romario Shepherd tucks this through square leg for a single.

Romario Shepherd is in next.

OUT! CAUGHT! Floated outside off, Shimron Hetmyer goes down on one knee and looks for a slog sweep but gets it edged from the outer portion of his bat towards the right of the fielder at extra cover. The catch is taken fairly and Shimron Hetmyer has to walks back.

22 needed off the last 3 overs.

SIX! That's been smoked out of the park. Short of a length, on middle and off, Quentin Sampson rocks deep inside the crease and slog sweeps this over the fence for a a huge six towards the deep mid-wicket region.

Darted into the batter, on the pads, Quentin Sampson pushes this to covers for no run.

Tossed up, on off, Shimron Hetmyer punches this to long on for a single.

Fuller on middle and off, Shimron Hetmyer blocks it out.

Quicker and flatter on the pads, Quentin Sampson flicks this through square leg for a single.

Floated around off, Shimron Hetmyer cuts this to deep point for one run.

SIX! That's been hit into the top tier for probably the biggest biggie of the game. 101 m long hit. Short of a length, on middle and off, Quentin Sampson slog sweeps this deep into the crowd towards the deep mid-wicket region for a huge six.

Way too full, around off, Shimron Hetmyer smashes this through mid on for a single.

Pushed through on the pads, Shimron Hetmyer works this to deep mid-wicket for a couple of runs.

SIX! Smoked out of the park. Tossed up, on middle and leg, Shimron Hetmyer goes onto his back foot and slogs this up and over the deep square leg fence for  huge six.

Short of a length, on middle and off, Quentin Sampson hits this flat to long on for a single.