St Kitts And Nevis Patriots vs Saint Lucia Kings 25th T20 Match Prediction, CPL 2026
St Kitts And Nevis Patriots vs Saint Lucia Kings prediction points towards a competitive Match 25 of the Caribbean Premier League 2026 at Warner Park, Basseterre. The Patriots come into the contest with renewed confidence after chasing 218 against Barbados Tridents, while the Saint Lucia Kings arrive after a commanding 36-run victory over Trinbago Knight Riders. Both sides have already shown they can produce high-scoring cricket, but their recent paths have been different.
The Patriots have won two of their seven completed league matches, with one additional no-result, and currently sit fifth on five points. Their latest performance was easily their most convincing home display of the season. Johnson Charles smashed 78 from 45 balls, while Andre Fletcher and Wanindu Hasaranga provided the finishing acceleration as the Patriots reached 220/4 in only 19.1 overs to chase down Barbados’ 217/4.
Saint Lucia Kings have a stronger tournament record, winning four of their seven completed matches. Their most recent outing produced one of the best batting performances of the season, as Tim Seifert scored an unbeaten 105 and helped the Kings post 211/4 against Trinbago Knight Riders. Roston Chase then produced an important three-wicket spell as Saint Lucia defended the total by 36 runs.
The previous meeting between these sides in this season was won by the Patriots, who chased 156 in 17.4 overs after restricting Saint Lucia to 155/8. Jason Holder and Saurabh Netravalkar took three wickets apiece, while Fletcher anchored the chase with an unbeaten 48.
This makes the fixture particularly interesting. Saint Lucia have the better overall season record and more consistent recent batting, but the Patriots have home conditions, significant experience and momentum from a huge chase. The outcome could depend heavily on which side handles the powerplay and the late-innings bowling better.
Match Details
| Match | Date | Time | Venue | Tournament |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| St Kitts And Nevis Patriots vs Saint Lucia Kings | 4 September 2026 | 4:30 AM IST | Warner Park, Basseterre | CPL 2026, Match 25 |
The match begins at 7:00 PM local time on September 3, corresponding to 4:30 AM IST on September 4.
Recent Form — Last 5 Completed Matches
St Kitts And Nevis Patriots Last 5 Matches
| Date | Opponent | Result | Score | Opponent Score | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Sep 2026 | Barbados Tridents | Won | 220/4 | 217/4 | Won by 6 wickets |
| 27 Aug 2026 | Jamaica Kingsmen | Lost | 171/6 | 182/7 | Lost by 11 runs |
| 20 Aug 2026 | Antigua & Barbuda Falcons | Lost | 187/6 | 191/7 | Lost by 3 wickets |
| 18 Aug 2026 | Jamaica Kingsmen | Lost | 130/10 | 181/6 | Lost by 51 runs |
| 12 Aug 2026 | Saint Lucia Kings | Won | 156/5 | 155/8 | Won by 5 wickets |
The Patriots have won two of their last five completed matches. Their most recent victory is particularly important because they chased 217 without losing control of the required rate, suggesting that their batting unit has found greater fluency at Warner Park.
Saint Lucia Kings Last 5 Matches
| Date | Opponent | Result | Score | Opponent Score | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 Aug 2026 | Trinbago Knight Riders | Won | 211/4 | 175/6 | Won by 36 runs |
| 21 Aug 2026 | Jamaica Kingsmen | Won | 171/4 | 169/9 | Won by 6 wickets |
| 20 Aug 2026 | Guyana Amazon Warriors | Lost | 151/7 | 157/3 | Lost by 7 wickets |
| 17 Aug 2026 | Barbados Tridents | Lost | 168/7 | 177/5 | Lost by 9 runs |
| 15 Aug 2026 | Antigua & Barbuda Falcons | Won | 54/7 | 98/9 | Won by 3 wickets (DLS) |
Saint Lucia have won three of their last five completed matches. Their batting ceiling is higher at present, with Seifert’s century, Kamil Pooran’s consistency and contributions from the middle order giving them several ways to build a competitive total.
St Kitts And Nevis Patriots Preview
The Patriots’ campaign has been inconsistent, but their latest performance against Barbados Tridents showed why they remain dangerous. Chasing 218 at Warner Park, they reached 220/4 in 19.1 overs, with Johnson Charles producing the innings-defining contribution of 78 from 45 balls. Kyle Mayers gave him early support, while Dasun Shanaka, Jason Holder, Andre Fletcher and Wanindu Hasaranga ensured the chase never became stagnant.
Charles’ role will again be important. His ability to attack the new ball can change the required rate before the middle overs begin, but the Patriots also need a better contribution from their top order around him. Their previous defeats have included periods where wickets have arrived too quickly and forced the middle order to rebuild rather than attack.
Andre Fletcher remains a valuable stabilising presence. His unbeaten 22 from only eight balls against Barbados showed his finishing ability, while his unbeaten 48 in the earlier victory over Saint Lucia demonstrated that he can also control a chase when wickets fall around him.
The all-round depth is one of the Patriots’ biggest strengths. Holder provides both seam bowling and middle-order batting, Hasaranga offers leg-spin and aggressive batting, while Shanaka can increase the scoring rate in the second half of the innings. This gives Jason Holder several tactical options, particularly if the pitch offers assistance to pace or spin.
Bowling remains less straightforward. Holder has been among their leading wicket-takers, while Hasaranga and the pace options provide different methods of attack. Against Saint Lucia, the new-ball bowlers need to prevent Tim Seifert and Kamil Pooran from establishing the kind of powerplay platform that allowed the Kings to reach 64/1 against Trinbago.
The Patriots’ main weakness is consistency. They have already lost heavily to Jamaica and suffered narrow defeats against Antigua, although the recent chase against Barbados showed considerable improvement. At home, they need to combine that batting aggression with disciplined bowling at the death.
If the Patriots win, the likely route is aggressive powerplay batting followed by Holder, Shanaka and Hasaranga controlling the middle and late overs. Their bowlers must particularly avoid conceding a large opening partnership.
Saint Lucia Kings Preview
Saint Lucia Kings enter the match with the stronger overall tournament record and arguably the more settled batting unit. They have won four of seven completed games and have recently put together consecutive victories over Jamaica Kingsmen and Trinbago Knight Riders. Their latest 211/4 against Trinbago was built around Tim Seifert’s unbeaten 105, the standout individual batting performance in their campaign.
Seifert’s form is a major advantage. His century was not simply a late cameo; he controlled the innings through multiple partnerships and allowed the Kings to maintain pressure throughout. He is therefore a key wicket for the Patriots in the first six overs and beyond.
Kamil Pooran has also been a consistent contributor. He made 81 not out against Jamaica and has 193 runs in the available recent statistical sample. His ability to attack without requiring a large number of deliveries makes him particularly useful alongside Seifert.
The Kings also possess batting depth through John Campbell, Charith Asalanka, Obus Pienaar and Roston Chase. Asalanka’s ability to accelerate against spin and Chase’s all-round value give the team flexibility if early wickets fall. Pienaar demonstrated his finishing potential with a rapid 34 from 14 balls against Jamaica.
Bowling is perhaps the biggest reason to give Saint Lucia a slight edge. Matthew Forde leads the tournament wicket charts with 13 wickets, while Roston Chase has also been highly influential with the ball. Maheesh Theekshana provides another option capable of operating in different phases.
Forde’s five-wicket performance against Jamaica demonstrated how effectively he can exploit early movement and attack the top order. Against the Patriots, his ability to challenge Charles and Mayers during the powerplay could determine whether the home side gets another fast start.
The Kings’ weakness is that their batting can occasionally become vulnerable when their top order fails. They were restricted to 151/7 against Guyana after losing wickets at regular intervals. Their bowling therefore needs to compensate whenever the batting does not reach the 180-plus range.
Saint Lucia’s best route to victory is to attack the Patriots early with Forde and the other seam options, then use Chase and Theekshana to control the middle overs. If Seifert and Pooran provide another strong opening platform, the Kings have enough depth to post a match-winning total.
Squad & Team News
St Kitts And Nevis Patriots Squad
The current 2026 squad includes:
Jason Holder, Andre Fletcher, Johnson Charles, Kyle Mayers, Alick Athanaze, Obed McCoy, Wanindu Hasaranga, Naseem Shah, Dasun Shanaka, Mikyle Louis, Navin Bidaisee, Jeremiah Louis, Ashmead Nedd, Kevin Wickham, Micah McKenzie, Nikhil Chaudhary, Waqar Salamkheil and Saurabh Netravalkar.
Jason Holder remains captain. The latest completed match against Barbados featured Charles, Mayers, Fletcher, Athanaze, Shanaka, Holder, Hasaranga, Bidaisee, Naseem Shah, Jeremiah Louis and Waqar Salamkheil.
Saint Lucia Kings Squad
The current Kings group includes Tim Seifert, Kamil Pooran, John Campbell, Charith Asalanka, Obus Pienaar, Roston Chase, Matthew Forde, Amari Goodridge, Joshua Bishop, Maheesh Theekshana, Keon Gaston, Shadley van Schalkwyk, Ackeem Auguste, McKenny Clarke, Jewel Andrew, Johann Jeremiah, Khari Campbell, Darron Nedd and Damion Joachim.
Roston Chase is captain and Tim Seifert is the primary wicketkeeper in the most recent playing combination. Noor Ahmad was part of the wider preseason squad but was not included in the latest XI against Trinbago, so he has not been included in the probable XI below.
Probable Playing XI
| St Kitts And Nevis Patriots Probable XI | Saint Lucia Kings Probable XI |
|---|---|
| Kyle Mayers | Tim Seifert (WK) |
| Johnson Charles | Kamil Pooran |
| Andre Fletcher (WK) | John Campbell |
| Alick Athanaze | Charith Asalanka |
| Dasun Shanaka | Obus Pienaar |
| Jason Holder (C) | Roston Chase (C) |
| Wanindu Hasaranga | Matthew Forde |
| Navin Bidaisee | Amari Goodridge |
| Naseem Shah | Joshua Bishop |
| Jeremiah Louis | Maheesh Theekshana |
| Waqar Salamkheil | Keon Gaston |
The Patriots’ latest XI retained most of the combination that delivered the 220-run chase against Barbados. Saint Lucia used the above core against Trinbago, when Seifert scored 105 not out and the Kings won by 36 runs.
Probable XIs are subject to official team announcements and the toss.
Head-to-Head Record
Overall CPL Head-to-Head
| Statistic | Result |
|---|---|
| Total T20 Matches | 22 |
| St Kitts And Nevis Patriots Wins | 8 |
| Saint Lucia Kings Wins | 13 |
| No Result | 1 |
| Tied | 0 |
Historical CPL records show Saint Lucia with the overall advantage, although the Patriots won the most recent meeting in this season’s competition.
Last 5 Head-to-Head Matches
| Date | Venue | Winner | Result/Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Aug 2026 | Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium | St Kitts And Nevis Patriots | Won by 5 wickets |
| 29 Aug 2025 | Brian Lara Stadium | Saint Lucia Kings | Won by 7 wickets |
| 20 Aug 2025 | Warner Park | Saint Lucia Kings | Won by 3 runs |
| 13 Sep 2024 | Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium | Saint Lucia Kings | Won by 5 wickets |
| 1 Sep 2024 | Warner Park | Saint Lucia Kings | Won by 5 wickets |
Pitch Report & Warner Park Venue Stats
Warner Park Venue Statistics — CPL Matches Since 2024
| Venue Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Completed Matches | 18 |
| Average 1st Innings Score | 185 |
| Average 2nd Innings Score | 180 |
| Highest 1st Innings in Sample | 266 |
| Lowest 1st Innings in Sample | 121 |
| Wins Batting First | 30% |
| Wins Batting Second | 60% |
| No Result | 10% |
Weather Report
| Weather Factor | Forecast |
|---|---|
| Temperature | Around 28–29°C |
| Humidity | Around 79–82% |
| Rain Chance | Rain/thunderstorm risk present |
| Wind | Around 24 km/h, with stronger gusts possible |
| Conditions | Cloudy/overcast with possible rain |
Current forecasts for Basseterre indicate warm, humid conditions with a meaningful chance of rain around September 3–4. One forecast gives temperatures around 28–29°C, wind around 24 km/h on September 3 and approximately 7 mm precipitation for the day.
Rain is the biggest variable because Match 21 at Warner Park was already abandoned without a ball being bowled. A further interruption could bring DLS into play, making the toss and powerplay particularly important.
Broadcast Details
For viewers in India, the CPL 2026 matches are available through FanCode, while television coverage is listed through the Star Sports/JioStar network. The match is scheduled for 4:30 AM IST on September 4, corresponding to 7:00 PM local time in Basseterre.
Toss Prediction & Strategy
If St Kitts And Nevis Patriots win the toss
The Patriots should bowl first. Their successful chase of 217 against Barbados demonstrated that the batting group can handle a demanding target at Warner Park, while the venue’s CPL-specific record shows teams batting second have won 60% of completed matches since 2024.
Holder and Naseem Shah can attack the Kings’ top order with the new ball, while Hasaranga can be introduced once the initial fielding restrictions are over. Chasing also allows Charles, Mayers and Fletcher to know the required rate throughout the innings.
If Saint Lucia Kings win the toss
The Kings should also bowl first. Forde’s new-ball threat gives them a chance to attack Charles and Mayers before they settle, while the team’s recent success shows that its batting depth is capable of handling a chase.
With rain in the forecast, the chasing side could also benefit from knowing the required target if the match is shortened.
Toss Prediction
Predicted toss winner: St Kitts And Nevis Patriots
The prediction is marginal because the toss itself is inherently uncertain, but the home side has recently preferred to chase and successfully did so against Barbados.
Score Prediction
| Batting-First Scenario | Projected Score |
|---|---|
| St Kitts And Nevis Patriots batting first | 175–190 |
| Saint Lucia Kings batting first | 180–195 |
Probable Top Batters and Bowlers
| Category | St Kitts And Nevis Patriots | Saint Lucia Kings |
|---|---|---|
| Probable Top Batter | Johnson Charles | Tim Seifert |
| Batting Support | Andre Fletcher | Kamil Pooran |
| All-round Impact | Jason Holder | Roston Chase |
| Probable Top Bowler | Jason Holder | Matthew Forde |
Charles’ 78 against Barbados makes him the Patriots’ most obvious batting threat entering the game. Seifert has the strongest recent batting performance after his unbeaten 105 against Trinbago.
With the ball, Holder has already been effective against Saint Lucia this season, while Forde enters with 13 wickets and a five-wicket haul in the tournament.
Winning Chances
| Team | Winning Probability |
|---|---|
| St Kitts And Nevis Patriots | 46% |
| Saint Lucia Kings | 54% |
Why the Win Percentage?
| Factor | St Kitts And Nevis Patriots | Saint Lucia Kings | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Batting | Strong recent chase; Charles in form | Seifert, Pooran and deeper recent consistency | Saint Lucia Kings |
| Bowling | Holder, Hasaranga, Naseem | Forde, Chase, Theekshana | Saint Lucia Kings |
| All-round Depth | Holder, Hasaranga, Shanaka | Chase, Forde, Pienaar | Even |
| Recent Form | Strong latest win | Three wins in last five | Saint Lucia Kings |
| Venue Suitability | Home ground and recent 220 chase | Good recent scoring record | Even |
| Head-to-Head | Won latest meeting | Strong overall record | Saint Lucia Kings |
| Tactical Matchups | Powerful top order | Strong powerplay bowling | Saint Lucia Kings |
| Home Advantage | Playing at Warner Park | Away from home | Patriots |
Saint Lucia’s 54% edge is mainly based on their stronger season record, more consistent recent batting and the tournament-leading wicket tally of Matthew Forde. Roston Chase also provides an important two-way contribution, while Seifert’s current batting form gives the Kings a reliable top-order foundation.
The Patriots remain close because their latest home performance was excellent. Chasing 218 and winning by six wickets demonstrates that their batting ceiling is high enough to overturn the statistical gap.
The probability is therefore deliberately narrow rather than treating Saint Lucia’s stronger record as an overwhelming advantage.
Key Player Matchups
| Matchup | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Johnson Charles vs Matthew Forde | Charles is coming off 78 from 45, but Forde’s powerplay wicket-taking ability makes the opening overs crucial. If Forde removes Charles early, Saint Lucia can disrupt the Patriots’ chase or first-innings platform. |
| Tim Seifert vs Naseem Shah | Seifert’s unbeaten 105 showed exceptional control and aggression, while Naseem provides genuine pace. The contest between Seifert’s shot-making and Naseem’s new-ball attack could shape the first six overs. |
| Wanindu Hasaranga vs Roston Chase | Both are important middle-over all-rounders. Hasaranga can attack with leg-spin and accelerate with the bat, while Chase has already shown that he can influence games with wickets as well as runs. |
St Kitts And Nevis Patriots vs Saint Lucia Kings Match Prediction
Saint Lucia Kings are the slight favourites with a 54% winning probability, primarily because of their stronger CPL 2026 record, recent three-win stretch in the available five-match sample and the form of Tim Seifert and Matthew Forde. However, the Patriots should not be underestimated after their outstanding 220-run chase against Barbados at this venue. Their home advantage and powerful top order keep the contest close. The most important tactical factor could be the powerplay: if Saint Lucia’s seamers remove Charles and Mayers early, they will have a significant advantage.
Prediction: Saint Lucia Kings to win.
Also Read: St Kitts And Nevis Patriots vs Saint Lucia Kings Dream11 Prediction: 25th T20 CPL 2026
What Could Prove Us Wrong?
- Another explosive Patriots powerplay: Johnson Charles and Kyle Mayers have enough power to put Saint Lucia under pressure before Forde can establish control.
- Tim Seifert fails early: The Kings’ batting has recently benefited enormously from Seifert’s consistency. An early dismissal could expose the middle order earlier than planned.
- Jason Holder dominates again: Holder has already had a major impact against Saint Lucia this season. If he takes early wickets and contributes with the bat, the Patriots’ probability could shift significantly.
- Rain or DLS intervention: Weather is a genuine variable at Warner Park. A shortened match could reduce the importance of historical scoring patterns and place greater emphasis on powerplay hitting and wickets. The venue has already experienced a no-result in this CPL season.
- Forde’s spell goes differently: Matthew Forde has been one of the tournament’s leading wicket-takers, but if the Patriots attack him successfully during the powerplay, Saint Lucia may lose their biggest bowling advantage.
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