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Antigua and Barbuda Falcons
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Win: Antigua and Barbuda Falcons
53%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 1
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 19 Sep, 22:52Antigua and Barbuda Falcons are predicted to win against Jamaica Kingsmen on Sunday, 20 September, when the CPL fixture arrives in Antigua. The hosts sit second with 13 points from nine matches and have won four of their last five games, while the visitors languish in fourth with just 8 points from ten outings and have lost three of their past five. The model expects Falcons to score 161.4 runs and Kingsmen 155, and the probability of a draw stands at 0%.
The Falcons have been dominant at home, winning 77-76 against Guyana Amazon Warriors on 18 September. They also beat Barbados Tridents 155-125 at home in August, and their recent run includes victories over Trinbago Knight Riders and another clash with Guyana. Their aggregate of 713 runs scored to 614 conceded in five games shows they are scoring freely and defending adequately.
Kingsmen have struggled on the road. Their last five away matches yield only two wins, both by razor-thin margins: 207-206 against Guyana and 145-144 against Barbados. They lost 127-180 to Trinbago Knight Riders and 159-160 to Guyana, and fell 150-151 to Barbados. Their run tally of 788 for and 841 against suggests they have been outscored consistently when playing away from home.
The two sides met once before, on 7 August 2026, when Falcons edged Kingsmen 168-167 in a one-run thriller. That result reinforces the pattern of close contests between them, but Falcons' superior form this season gives them the edge. The model's expected runs of 161.4 to 155 reflect a narrow margin, yet the 0% draw probability indicates the system sees no realistic path to a tied match.
The prediction holds only if Kingsmen replicate their September away form.
Confidence: 65%