In a match that set the tone for the early stages of CPL 2026, Amazon Warriors secured a convincing victory over Jamaica Kingsmen.
Amazon Warriors Start Campaign on Winning Note
The result gave Amazon Warriors a strong beginning to their campaign. The win was built around two standout individual contributions that proved decisive on the day.
Jamaica Kingsmen Struggle With Bat
Jamaica Kingsmen were inserted to bat first and managed a total of 117 runs. This modest score proved insufficient to challenge their opponents in the contest.
The batting effort left Jamaica Kingsmen with another loss to add to their record. They have now lost all three of their CPL 2026 matches played so far.
Nabi Claims Four Wickets
Mohammad Nabi delivered a match-defining spell that restricted Jamaica Kingsmen to their total of 117. His four-wicket haul was the standout bowling performance of the match and played a central role in the outcome.
The figures posted by Nabi underlined his importance to the Amazon Warriors bowling attack in this fixture.
Hope Remains Unbeaten on 56
Shai Hope finished the chase with an unbeaten 56. His knock ensured Amazon Warriors crossed the target without further complications after the opposition had been bowled out for 117.
The not-out innings from Hope provided the stability required in the run chase and completed the team’s winning start.
Key Match Facts at a Glance
- Jamaica Kingsmen total: 117 after being asked to bat first
- Nabi: four wickets
- Hope: 56 not out
- Jamaica Kingsmen: three losses from three matches in CPL 2026
These numbers tell the complete story of how the result unfolded between the two sides.
Record for Jamaica Kingsmen
With this defeat, Jamaica Kingsmen have now lost every match they have contested in the ongoing CPL 2026 season. Their three defeats place them at the bottom of the early standings.
The 117-run total and the bowling figures from Nabi combined to produce a result that extended their losing sequence.
Amazon Warriors, on the other hand, collected their first points of the tournament thanks to the four-wicket effort and the unbeaten half-century.