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Jamaica Tallawahs take on St Lucia Kings in the 2022 Caribbean Premier League.
The match is scheduled to take place at 10am local time (BST-5) on Sunday, September 25.
The game is due to be staged at the Providence Stadium, Guyana.
Both sides lost their last fixtures, but Faf du Plessis does at least come into this game on the back of a hundred in a losing cause against Guyana Amazon Warriors, whose late surge has pushed them into the table's top two.
Tallawahs were also beaten last time out by Guyana, though - like du Plessis - there was a centurion in Brandon King for the losing side. Mohammad Nabi began his Jamaica stint in style, taking three wickets in his first two overs for the franchise.
King is the second-highest run-scorer in the competition, with du Plessis not far behind; they are the only players to have made a hundred in this year's tournament. Pakistani left-armers Imad Wasim and Mohammad Amir have taken 25 wickets between them.
Alzarri Joseph is the leading wicket-taker in the competition [CPL/Getty Images]
Du Plessis isn't the only batter in fine form for St Lucia, who in Johnson Charles have the leading run-getter in the tournament. He has passed fifty on four occasions and is averaging marginally under 50.
In Amir and Wasim, however, Tallawahs have the bowling to disrupt his rhythm, while both Chris Green and Migael Pretorius have both been economical. Jamaica captain Rovman Powell has the sixth-most runs in the competition.
Nabi has replaced Sandeep Lamichhane at Tallawahs after the Nepalese leg-spinner was released in the wake of his suspension by the Cricket Association of Nepal.
Matches played: 18
Jamaica Tallawahs wins: 11
St Lucia Kings wins: 7
No result: 0
Tickets are available for $10. Details can be found here.
The forecast in Guyana is mostly for warm weather with a chance of rain.
Jamaica Tallawahs: Rovman Powell, Fabian Allen, Brandon King, Kennar Lewis, Shamarh Brooks, Mohammad Amir, Mohammad Nabi/Abhijai Mansingh, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Miguel Pretorius, Raymon Reifer, Jamie Merchant, Amir Jangoo, Shemar Springer, Nicholson Gordon, Kirk McKenzie, Joshua James
St Lucia Kings: Roston Chase, Johnson Charles, Kesrick Williams, Alzarri Joseph, Mark Deyal, Jeavor Royal, Faf du Plessis (arriving September 3), Adam Hose (replaces Tim David), David Wiese (arriving September 3), Scott Kuggeleijn, Matthew Forde, Leroy Lugg, Preston McSween, Larry Edwards, Ackeem Auguste, Rivaldo Clarke, Roshon Primus/Niroshan Dickwella
Tallawahs could still finish second in the group phase [CPL/Getty Images]
Jamaica Tallawahs: Kennar Lewis, Brandon King, Kirk McKenzie, Rovman Powell, Fabian Allen, Mohammad Nabi, Imad Wasim, Chris Green, Migael Pretorius, Raymon Reifer, Mohammad Amir
St Lucia Kings: Mark Deyal, Faf du Plessis, Niroshan Dickwella, Adam Hose, David Wiese, Roshon Primus, Roston Chase, Ackeem Auguste, Alzarri Joseph, Matthew Forde, Jeavor Royal
Odds not yet available.
A tight affair but a Tallawahs win.
BT Sport have the live broadcast rights to the competition in the United Kingdom.
Fancode - India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Myanmar and the Maldives
Sky NZ - New Zealand
Willow - USA
SuperSport - South Africa
Fox Sports - Australia
DAZN – Australia, Europe and South East Asia
SportsMax - Pan Caribbean
E-Networks - Guyana
Star Sports – India
CNC3 - Trinidad & Tobago
Etisalat - Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Oman, Qatar, Syria, Tunisa, UAE, Yemen, West Bank, Gaza Strip and Palestine
TVG - Guyana
NCN - Guyana
National Television Network - Guyana
Little Rock Television Station - Guyana
CNS - Antigua and Barbuda
GBN - Grenada
Winners TV - St Lucia
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