In the Caribbean Premier League game on 21 September 2026, Antigua and Barbuda Falcons beat Jamaica Kingsmen 173:170.
Match report
The Antigua and Barbuda Falcons beat the Jamaica Kingsmen 173-170 in the Caribbean Premier League on Saturday night. The hosts moved to second place on 13 points from nine games, while the visitors remain fourth with eight points after ten matches. It was another tight contest between sides that have been running close games all season.
The Falcons showed no signs of slowing down. They had won 77-76 against the Guyana Amazon Warriors two days earlier, then followed that with a 182-117 victory over the same opposition. Before that they had edged Trinidad 183-175 and beaten Barbados 155-125. Only a 116-121 loss to Guyana in August had stopped their recent momentum.
The Kingsmen were involved in similar scrapes. They won 207-206 against Guyana on their last outing, then lost 150-151 to Barbados and won 145-144 against the same side. A 159-160 defeat to Guyana and a 127-180 loss to Trinidad completed their recent run. Both teams have been playing high-scoring cricket all season.
The result means the Falcons extend their lead over the Kingsmen to five points. Both sides have lost more than they have won this season, but the away team have played one extra game. The gap could close if the visitors start stringing wins together.
