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Barbados Royals face Jamaica Tallawahs in the 2022 Caribbean Premier League.
The match is scheduled to take place at 3pm local time (GMT-5) on Thursday, September 15.
This game is due to be staged at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad.
Barbados Royals have set the standard in this season's competition, winning their opening six games without ever really looking like losing one.
Though not yet mathematically certain of finishing in the top two - or progressing directly for Qualifier 1 - it would take a remarkable turnaround to deliver any other outcome.
Royals will have one eye on emulating Trinbago Knight Riders' unbeaten campaign of 2020, which saw them win all 12 of their tournament matches to scoop the title.
Jamaica Tallawahs were leading the chasing pack but have fallen by the wayside in recent matches, losing three of their last four.
Their most recent reverse came in the rain-affected match against St Kitts and Nevis Patriots.
Beaten by eight wickets after only making 139 for 5 from their five overs, the Patriots were set an adjusted 113 to win which they polished off with 15 balls to spare.
Rovman Powell [Randy Brooks - CPL T20/Getty Images]
Kyle Mayers (285 runs, strike rate 164.73) and Rovman Powell (206, 138.25) will likely go past the combined 500-run barrier during this match, but who comes out on top could go a long way to deciding the contest.
In the bowling department, the same can be said of the battle between Mohammad Amir (10 wickets, economy rate 5.54) and Obed McCoy (nine, 8.42) who are likely to be thrown the ball at high-pressure moments.
Royals have seen Jason Holder, Obed McCoy and Kyle Mayers called into West Indies' men's T20 World Cup squad in the last 24 hours.
Tallawahs' captain Rovman Powell leads their contingent, with Brandon King and Raymon Reifer also enlisted. Fabian Allen, however, has been overlooked.
Matches played: 18
Barbados Royals wins: 8
Jamaica Tallawahs wins: 9
No result: 1
Tickets are still available for this fixture, priced at $19. There is also the Premium All-Inclusive option at $81.
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There are showers predicted around Trinidad throughout the late morning and deep into the afternoon, which means there could be the odd disruption.
Barbados Royals: Jason Holder, Obed McCoy, Kyle Mayers, Hayden Walsh Jnr, Devon Thomas, Oshane Thomas, Nyeem Young, Quinton de Kock, David Miller, Harry Tector (temporary replacement for Mujeeb ur Rahman), Azam Khan, Corbin Bosch, Rahkeem Cornwall, Joshua Bishop, Justin Greaves, Teddy Bishop, Ramon Simmonds
Jamaican Tallawahs: Rovman Powell, Fabian Allen, Brandon King, Kennar Lewis, Shamarh Brooks, Mohammad Amir, Sandeep Lamichhane (arriving September 3)/Abhijai Mansingh, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Miguel Pretorius, Raymon Reifer, Jamie Merchant, Amir Jangoo, Shemar Springer, Nicholson Gordon, Kirk McKenzie, Joshua James
Obed McCoy [Ashley Allen - CPL T20/Getty Images]
Barbados Royals: Kyle Mayers, Quinton de Kock, Corbin Bosch, David Miller, Azam Khan, Jason Holder, Devon Thomas, Hayden Walsh, Obed McCoy, Oshane Thomas, Teddy Bishop
Jamaica Tallwahs: Brandon King, Kennar Lewis, Amir Jangoo, Rovman Powell, Raymon Reifer, Fabian Allen, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Migael Pretorius, Joshua James, Mohammad Amir
You'll do well to find Royals at better odds than 4/6, while Tallawahs are where the value is at 6/5.
Royals look unstoppable at the moment and they run in Tallawahs again in the midst of an awful run. The streak is likely to continue.
BT Sport have the live broadcast rights to the competition in the United Kingdom.
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