Lahore Qalandars vs Guyana Amazon Warriors Live Score, Match 6 of Global Super League, 2026

That's a wrap - That brings our coverage of this contest to a close, with the Guyana Amazon Warriors extending their unbeaten run in the tournament with another impressive victory. We hope you've enjoyed following the action with us. The excitement continues on July 27, Monday, with Match 7 of the GSL as the San Francisco Unicorns take on the Desert Vipers at the same venue. The first ball is scheduled for 11 PM GMT, and we'll be back well before then with comprehensive pre-match coverage, expert analysis, and all the latest updates. Until next time, thank you for joining us. Take care, and goodbye!

Captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors - Imran Tahir says that it wasn't an easy pitch and he has to be honest. Adds that they got off to an excellent start through Gurbaz, but they got stuck in the middle overs again. Mentions that here in Providence, whichever team plays better in that phase gets over the line. Tahir reckons that his team played like champions with the way they defended the total. Says that it is tough for the new guys, and the senior players need to take a bit more responsibility to avoid such collapses. Ends by saying that most of the players in the team play cricket all over the world, but sometimes things do not go your way, which is a part of the game.

Lahore Qalandars skipper - Michael Bracewell praised Rahmanullah Gurbaz for his aggressive start at the top of the order, noting that he put the opposition bowlers under pressure. He added that the team fought back well through the middle and death overs. Bracewell felt that chasing 160 was always going to be a challenging task, especially after the Guyana side picked up crucial wickets during the powerplay. He concluded by saying that the team will regroup and look forward to facing the Unicorns in their next game in a couple of days.

Presentation time...

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - Gudakesh Motie wins the award for his outstanding spell of 4/15. He says he was determined to put the previous night's performance behind him and bounce back strongly. He adds that he enjoys bowling in Guyana, with the conditions suiting his style of bowling, and tries to make the most of every opportunity he gets. Motie highlights the importance of the game, as discussed in the team meeting, and thanks the fans for their support. He also reveals that he would like to donate his prize money to those affected by the Guyana ferry tragedy.

Warriors stay perfect - Despite creating opportunities to turn the game in their favour, the Lahore Qalandars were unable to capitalize, slipping to their first defeat of the campaign. The Guyana Amazon Warriors, meanwhile, maintained their perfect start to the tournament, making it three wins from three to go top of the table and confirm a place in the playoffs.

Gurbaz goes big with the bat - Earlier in the day, the Guyana Amazon Warriors posted a competitive 164/9 after electing to bat first. Rahmanullah Gurbaz led the charge with a blistering 65, while Mohammad Haris and Romario Shepherd made valuable contributions to push the total beyond 160. For the Lahore Qalandars, Michael Bracewell was the standout performer with the ball, while Usama Mir, Shahab Khan, and Delano Potgieter chipped in with disciplined spells to keep the scoring in check.

Motie shines for the home side - Gudakesh Motie was the chief destroyer with a superb four-wicket haul, while Dwaine Pretorius chipped in with two wickets. The rest of the bowling attack backed them up perfectly, claiming a wicket apiece and maintaining relentless pressure throughout the chase. The Amazon Warriors controlled the contest for most of the evening and sealed their third victory of the campaign in emphatic fashion.

Amazon Warriors crush the Qalandars - The Guyana Amazon Warriors produced a dominant all-round display to register a convincing 53-run victory over the Lahore Qalandars, bowling them out for just 111 in pursuit of 165. The Qalandars' chase never really took off after they lost both openers early. Abdullah Shafique and Parvez Hossain Emon briefly sparked hopes with aggressive knocks of 21 off 13 balls each, but their dismissals left the visitors reeling at 56/4 by the end of the Powerplay. From there, the innings unraveled as wickets fell at regular intervals. Guyana's spinners tightened the screws, making run-scoring increasingly difficult and denying the Qalandars any chance of a recovery. Farhan Yousaf fought with a brisk 28 but lacked support, while the lower order delayed the inevitable only briefly before the innings ended in the 18th over.

OUT! CASTLED! Nelson strikes, and Lahore Qalandars have been bowled out for 111 runs. Guyana Amazon Warriors win by 53 runs. Dwaine Pretorius lands this on a good length and on middle. Mehran Mumtaz shuffles across to play the scoop but goes a bit too far away and loses his balance as well. He misses it completely, falling over as the ball shatters the stumps. A hat-trick of wins for Guyana, and they confirm a place in the playoffs.

FOUR! Up and over! Fuller and on off, Mehran Mumtaz shows the full face of the bat and lofts it over mid off for a boundary. Holds the pose for a few seconds.

SIX! Connects sweetly this time! Mohammad Nabi gives this one some more air, full and on middle. Shahab Khan sits down on one knee and nails the slog sweep over the deep mid-wicket fence for a biggie. 58 needed in 18 balls.

Drags his length back, outside off, Shahab Khan backs away and punches it to extra cover.

Flighted, full and on off, turns away. Shahab Khan goes down for the slog sweep but fails to connect.

Drops it short and on off, Shahab Khan keeps it out to the off side.

Flatter, full and on leg, Shahab Khan glances it to short fine. Mehran Mumtaz sets off for the run but is just sent back in time.

Floated, full and around leg, Mehran Mumtaz clips it towards short fine. He puts up a hand to send his partner back but eventually takes off. Imran Tahir picks up the ball but throws at the wrong end.

A bit fuller and on off, Mehran Mumtaz opens the bat face and pushes it towards cover for a quick one. 100 up for Lahore Qalandars!

Short of a length and on off, Mehran Mumtaz stabs it to the right of the bowler. He sets off for the run but is sent back.

On a length and on off, Shahab Khan runs it down to deep third for a single.