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Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Jamaica Kingsmen: match prediction on 5 September 2026
Guyana Amazon Warriors
Jamaica Kingsmen
Prediction for
Win: Guyana Amazon Warriors
65%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
65%
1
35%
2
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Reasoning
Based on data as of 3 Sep, 00:09- Гайана Амазон Уорриорз — 2. place, 8 points after 4 games (4 wins, 0 losses)
- Ямайка Кингсмен — 4. place, 8 points after 8 games (4 wins, 4 losses)
- Гайана Амазон Уорриорз, last 5 games: 5 wins, 0 losses
- Ямайка Кингсмен, last 5 games: 3 wins, 2 losses
- Head-to-head: 1 games, Гайана Амазон Уорриорз — 1, Ямайка Кингсмен — 0
Key factors
Form last 5 matches
Guyana Amazon Warriors
WWWLW
4 wins · 1 loss
Jamaica Kingsmen
WLWLL
2 wins · 3 losses
Head to head 1
1Guyana Amazon Warriors
0Draw
0Jamaica Kingsmen
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 3 Sep, 00:09Guyana Amazon Warriors are the clear favourites against Jamaica Kingsmen, with their undefeated run and superior model projections pointing to a comfortable victory.
The Warriors have won every single match they have played this season — four victories from four attempts, accumulating eight points without dropping a single one. Their recent form extends that perfection: five wins in five matches across all competitions, scoring 666 runs while conceding 635. The margin has been tight in most of those games. They beat Trinbago Knight Riders by 13 runs, Antigua and Barbuda Falcons by five, and St Lucia Kings by six.
Jamaica Kingsmen have played double the number of fixtures but sit level on eight points, their win rate halved by four defeats. Three wins and two losses in their last five matches shows inconsistency. They lost heavily to Trinbago Knight Riders by 53 runs, but also produced a 51-run victory over St Kitts and Nevis Patriots and a one-run thriller against Trinbago Knight Riders at home.
The head-to-head record offers only one data point: Guyana won 118 to 117 on 14 August, a margin of just one run. That narrow victory at Jamaica's home ground suggests the sides can be competitive, but Guyana's momentum since then has been far more sustained.
The model expects Guyana to score 175.6 runs and Jamaica 141.8, a gap of 33.8 runs. The draw probability registers at zero, and the model sees no likelihood of both teams reaching their projected totals. Given Guyana's batting output in recent matches — 185, 121, 157, 118, 85 — the upper end of that range is achievable.
A win for Jamaica would require them to outscore Guyana by at least 40 runs, something their recent results have not shown. They have only exceeded 180 runs once in five matches, and that was against a weaker opposition. Guyana's bowling has held teams to lower totals consistently, conceding 172, 116, 151, 117, and 79 in their last five games.
Jamaica would need to replicate their 183-run total while Guyana's batting collapses.