Guyana Amazon Warriors vs Dubai Capitals Prediction, Standings, Players, Odds: 14/7/2025

The 2025 Global Super League has already delivered several gripping low-scoring matches, with bowlers finding plenty of support from the surfaces. In match number six, the Guyana Amazon Warriors take on the Dubai Capitals—two sides eager to climb higher on the points table. Both teams come into this contest fresh off victories: the Warriors defeated the Central Stags convincingly, while the Capitals got past the Hobart Hurricanes.

As the Warriors prepare to play in familiar conditions at home, they’ll look to capitalize on their well-rounded performance in the last outing. For Dubai, the focus will be on stabilizing their batting unit ahead of a tough challenge against a potent Guyanese attack.

Warriors Seek Momentum After Statement Win

Imran Tahir’s Guyana Amazon Warriors bounced back impressively from a season-opening defeat with a dominant 66-run win over the Central Stags. Their clinical all-round display has injected new confidence into the side, and they will be keen to build on that momentum and secure back-to-back wins at home.

Opening batsman Rahmanullah Gurbaz anchored the innings with a match-winning effort and will aim to replicate that form alongside partner Johnson Charles. Moeen Ali’s role as the anchor in the middle overs is pivotal, where he will be supported by the likes of Jewel Andrew and Shimron Hetmyer. Down the order, Dwaine Pretorius and Sherfane Rutherford provide the firepower to add quick runs in the death overs.

On the bowling front, Pretorius and David Wiese were outstanding in the last match and are expected to lead the charge with the new ball. Tahir’s experience will be critical in applying pressure through the middle overs, with Gudakesh Motie offering spin support. Shamar Springer, Moeen Ali, and Rutherford add variety and depth to an already well-balanced attack.

Expected XI: Imran Tahir (c), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (wk), Johnson Charles, Moeen Ali, Jewel Andrew, Shimron Hetmyer, Sherfane Rutherford, Dwaine Pretorius, Gudakesh Motie, David Wiese, Shamar Springer

Dubai Capitals Aim to Recover After Inconsistent Start

The Dubai Capitals, led by Gulbadin Naib, experienced mixed fortunes in their previous game despite securing a win. Their top-order faltered, which allowed the Hobart Hurricanes to secure a comfortable seven-wicket win. With a tougher opponent in the Warriors up next, Naib’s men must bring their A-game—particularly with the bat.

Sediqullah Atal has shown promise in both games and will look to give the side a solid start alongside Rohan Mustafa. Niroshan Dickwella, batting at No. 3, will play a vital role in stabilizing the innings and building partnerships with middle-order batters Naib and Shakib Al Hasan. Kadeem Alleyne and Jesse Bootan have the responsibility to finish strong, especially against an in-form Guyana attack.

With the ball, Shakib will be central to the Capitals’ plans, offering control and wickets in the powerplay. Rohan Mustafa’s all-round ability will also be key. However, concerns linger over Dominic Drakes, who was expensive in the previous game and needs to tighten his lines. Supporting bowlers Kaleem Sana, Qais Ahmad, and Aryaman Varma will need to work cohesively to contain a dangerous Warriors lineup.

Expected XI: Gulbadin Naib (c), Sediqullah Atal, Rohan Mustafa, Niroshan Dickwella (wk), Shakib Al Hasan, Kadeem Alleyne, Jesse Bootan, Dominic Drakes, Aryaman Varma, Qais Ahmad, Kaleem Sana

Conditions & Toss Factor

Weather forecasts indicate the likelihood of overcast skies and potential showers in Guyana. These conditions could favor seam bowlers, especially in the early overs. Batsmen will need to be watchful and build their innings carefully.

The Providence Stadium has proven to be a competitive venue for T20 cricket. While it offers some bounce and carry for fast bowlers, batsmen who apply themselves can score freely. Shorter boundaries also aid scoring, especially in the latter half of the innings. Spinners typically come into play during the second innings.

Toss Prediction: Bat First

Teams batting first have held the upper hand this season at Providence, winning three out of the four games so far. With the pitch expected to slow down under lights, the toss-winning captain is likely to opt for batting first.

Prediction

The Dubai Capitals will need significant improvement with the bat if they’re to challenge the Warriors in these conditions. Their top and middle order must step up against an opponent known for its depth and balance.

Meanwhile, the Guyana Amazon Warriors will enter the game with confidence, buoyed by their recent win and strong home record. Their batting looks more settled, and their bowling attack has proven effective under local conditions.

Prediction: Guyana Amazon Warriors to win