Desert Vipers vs Guyana Amazon Warriors Live स्कोर, Match 4 of Global Super League, 2026

An unforgettable night in Guyana - Right then, that brings us to the end of this absolute thriller, with the Guyana Amazon Warriors pulling off a stunning record chase to secure two crucial points, while the Desert Vipers remain winless despite having the game in their grasp. The action in the Global Super League 2026 continues on Sunday, July 26, with Perth Scorchers XI taking on San Francisco Unicorns. The match gets underway at 2 pm GMT, but as always, you can join us early for all the build-up. Until then, cheers and goodbye!

The skipper of Guyana Amazon Warriors - Imran Tahir says it was a high-pressure game and is delighted that his side came through. He admits the team was under pressure and credits Romario Shepherd and Mohammad Nabi for their crucial contributions. Tahir adds that he is pleased to get his team over the line. Tahir also thanks the fans for turning out in large numbers to support the team and hopes they continue to do so every time the Warriors play. Looking ahead to the clash against Lahore, Tahir says his side will need to come up with solid plans and is hopeful of staying at the top of the table with another victory. He signs off by calling it a fantastic game of cricket.

The captain of Desert Vipers - Shadab Khan feels they had a very good chance after posting 200, knowing the pitch was better for batting than they initially expected. However, he acknowledges the Warriors had excellent depth, with Dwaine Pretorius coming in as low as No. 10. Shadab feels the game slipped away when they needed just one more wicket and were still ahead of the game. He says Shepherd is a dangerous batter who cannot always be contained, with some days simply belonging to players like him. He adds that Shepherd is the Warriors' trump card and recalls bowling a couple of overs and picking up two wickets before Shepherd took him for 20 runs. Despite the defeat, he remains positive about the team's performances and says that, although it is a short tournament, the Vipers still do many good things in the game.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH - Romario Shepherd wins the award for his match-winning knock of 52 off 21 balls. He says the team's approach was to stay positive from the very first ball. He adds that he was striking the ball well and that the inputs from Nabi proved valuable. Shepherd was pleased to get an opportunity to face spin in this game and says he was happy to show the world that he can play spin effectively as well. He also urged the fans to come out and continue supporting the team. In a heartfelt gesture, he concluded by announcing that he would donate his prize money to those affected by the MV Barima incident.

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A game that slipped away - Desert Vipers struggled in the Powerplay, but Nathan Smith provided the first breakthrough before Khary Pierre struck twice to bring them back into the game. Vitel Lawes chipped in with a wicket, while Shadab picked up two in the same over to put the Vipers in control. However, Shepherd's explosive counterattack changed everything. Bevon Jacobs had a chance to dismiss him but put down the catch, and although Lawes eventually got his wicket, the damage was already done, leaving the Vipers needing to win their next two games to keep their playoff hopes alive.

Viper's power-hitting on show - Earlier in the game, the Desert Vipers posted the highest first-innings total in GSL history, powered by a superb 61 off 48 from Rilee Rossouw. Kyle Mayers, Vriitya Aravind and Bevon Jacobs chipped in with quick cameos to help the Vipers breach the 200-run mark. It was a mixed outing with the ball for the Guyana Amazon Warriors, with Mohammad Nabi impressing with 1/25 and Imran Tahir claiming a couple of wickets. However, Romario Shepherd and Gudakesh Motie were expensive, while Dwaine Pretorius also endured an off day.

A stunning counterattack - What followed was nothing short of extraordinary, as Romario Shepherd unleashed a breathtaking assault, racing to a 17-ball fifty with six towering sixes. With Mohammad Nabi providing excellent support at the other end, the pair tore the game wide open, adding 91 runs from just 41 balls. Shepherd eventually fell for a sensational 52 off 21, but Dwaine Pretorius kept the momentum going with some powerful blows, while Nabi remained unbeaten on 40 to complete a remarkable chase for the Warriors

Warriors stumble after flying start - Chasing a record total, Guyana Amazon Warriors got off to a flying start as Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Quentin Sampson took the attack to the bowlers, racing to 55 before the Afghan was dismissed. A mini-collapse then followed, with Sampson and Shimron Hetmyer falling in quick succession as GAW slipped from 71/1 to 71/3 at the end of the Powerplay. The middle order struggled to make an impact, and regular wickets left them reeling at 95/7 in the 11th over.

A comeback for the ages - An absolute thriller here in Guyana! The home crowd has been treated to a classic as the Guyana Amazon Warriors pull off the highest successful run chase in GSL history. They looked down and out at one stage, but this team simply refuses to give up and produces a comeback for the ages. Desert Vipers will be kicking themselves after letting this one slip from their grasp, suffering consecutive defeats in the process.

Almost a wicket, but it turns out to be the winning runs! Nathan Smith bangs in a slower bumper, on middle and leg. Dwaine Pretorius gets cramped up on the pull and gloves it behind. It lobs up and just evades the outstretched hand of the keeper and goes behind. The batters take one and initially do not go for the second, but eventually get it. Guyana Amazon Warriors win by 2 wickets, with 3 balls to spare.

FOUR! Good effort but goes in vain! Fuller and on middle, Dwaine Pretorius thumps it past the bowler. Shadab Khan from long off runs to his right and slides to push the ball towards long on. However, the replay shows that his back foot is touching the ropes when he is in contact with the ball and it is a boundary. Guyana Amazon Warriors need just 2 runs now.

Low full toss, on leg, Mohammad Nabi chips it aerially but on the bounce to deep mid-wicket for a single. 200 up for Guyana Amazon Warriors!

Who bowls the final over? It will be Nathan Smith. 3-1-36-1 so far for him.

Low full toss, on off, Mohammad Nabi lobs it down to long off for one more. 7 runs needed in the final over!

Fuller once more, on off, Dwaine Pretorius pushes it towards extra cover and scampers to the other end for one.

In the blockhole, on off, Mohammad Nabi jams it past extra cover towards long off for just a run.

Full again and on off, Mohammad Nabi drives it away to extra cover. A precious dot!

Fuller and on middle, Dwaine Pretorius drills it down to long on for a single. 10 runs needed in 10 balls.

FOUR! Cut away! Short of a length and well outside off. Dwaine Pretorius gets the chance to free his arms and crunches it through point for a boundary.