Caribbean Premier League 2025—Weather and pitch report match 30

Guyana Amazon Warriors face Barbados Royals in a crucial CPL 2025 clash at Providence Stadium, where batting-friendly conditions promise an exciting, high-scoring contest.With a warm, humid forecast and a pitch aiding both early swing and mid-over spin, teams are likely to chase under lights for the best advantage.

Nani rayapati

Published - Sep 14, 2025, 22:42 IST | Updated - Sep 14, 2025, 22:42 IST

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Guyana Amazon Warriors will take on Barbados Royals in the 30th match of CPL 2025 at the Providence Stadium, Guyana. This game is meaningful to both teams, as they are hoping to enter the postseason on a winning note. The pitch over here normally helps the bat, but spinners also come into play in the middle overs. In the warm, humid conditions, some swinging will be on offer early but generally batting will prevail. Spectators would be treated to a highly competitive match with the usual supply of boundaries, wickets and drama.

Match Details – CPL 2025

Match: Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Barbados Royals
Date: 15 th Sep
Time: 4:30 AM
Venue: Providence Stadium, Guyana
Tournament: Caribbean Premier League 2025

Weather Conditions Report:

It’s going to be another warm day in Guyana , with the temperature around 33°C. The humidity is high, 55%. There is also the possibility of a passing shower or even a brief thunderstorm, but nothing that should disrupt the game for too long. A light breeze across the ground may give fast bowlers something to work with in the opening overs, though overall it looks like a day where bat and ball will have their fair share of chances.

Weather Outlook:

Temperature: Around 33.°C, warm and humid.
Humidity: Close to 55%—bowlers may get some swing in the air.
Rain chances: About 60%, but if showers arrive, they are likely to be short and sharp.
Conditions: Partly sunny with a gentle breeze across the ground.

Pitch Report: Providence Stadium, Guyana West Indies has typically been a good batting wicket, with good bounce and a quick outfield for playing shots. Seamers could see some movement in the first few overs, especially if it's in the evening and under lights. Spinners will probably come into the game in the middle overs as the pitch starts to slow up a little. Historically, it's high-scoring ground, so teams might have a strong preference for chasing here based on their experience.

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