Tournament’s leading run-scorer Saim Ayub went past fifty for the third time in as many matches this season as the Guyana Amazon Warriors recorded their sixth win in as many matches. Ayub’s blistering 85 ensured Warriors defeated Jamaica Tallawahs by seven wickets at a packed Guyana National Stadium at Providence. Tallawahs had posted 152-5 in their 20 overs, and Guyana raced to 155-3 in 18.3 overs. After the match, Ayub said he is focused on winning matches for the Amazon Warriors. Here is what

Guyana Amazon Warriors players Rayad Emrit and Rashid Khan testing out the go-karts at GT Motorsports. | News Room

ExxonMobil Guyana and the Guyana Amazon Warriors women’s team recently partnered to inspire the next generation of leaders! Young women from the Volunteer Youth Corps, Specialists in Sustained Youth Development and Research, the Petra Organisation, and the Georgetown Cricket Club attended the Warrior Women’s Day Out where they got to know the players, build community, and even play a fun game of charades. It was a thrilling event that showed these young women that anything is possible. #ExxonMob

CPL 2023: ‘RESTING OF PLAYERS UNLIKLEY’ - AMAZON WARRIORS COACH Lance Klusener, Guyana Amazon Warriors’ Consultant Coach, indicated he dislikes ‘resting players’. He will only look to manage injuries as each player must earn their spot in the XI. The South African spoke on the eve of the clash against the Jamaica Tallawahs at the National Stadium, Providence. It hinted little changes could occur despite the Warriors having already secured a playoff sport and will likely finish in the top two. |