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As the defending champions the Guyana Amazon Warriors earned the right to defend their crown come Sunday.

The Warriors made light work of the Barbados Royals in the final qualifie, winning by eight wickets, with 33 balls to spare.
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00:00It was the Amazon Warriors' second shot at qualification, but they made a big shot early.
00:08De Kock, the Royals' most potent bat, would soon have Rakeem Cornwall for company after
00:13a review.
00:14Already on shaky ground, Alec Athanese and Kadeem Allain would look to increase the tempo,
00:21but the Warriors' spin attack would prove a thorn for the Royals.
00:24Imran Tahir and Muin Ali are counting for the next three scalps.
00:29With five wickets down, David Miller would add some respectability to the score, but
00:35the faster bowlers would take over, moving Miller on 36 with the score 139-6.
00:43Dwayne Pretorius and Romario Sheppard would grab the final four wickets.
00:53Those four wickets would only contribute nine runs, as the Barbados Royals fell below par
00:57at 148.
01:01The Amazon Warriors would feature a new opening pair with Gilbaz and Muin Ali, and they would
01:10click getting a 50-run opening stand.
01:18That partnership would be broken at 54 as Gilbaz fell for 40, but Shea would enter and
01:27take all hope away from the Royals.
01:34He and Ali would keep a foot on the accelerator with a 93-run second wicket stand.
01:39Hope with another 50 under his belt would fall, with the Amazon Warriors just two runs
01:44short of victory.
01:46But Muin Ali would do the honors, remaining unbeaten on 44, as the defending champions
01:50closed on 149-2, setting up a rematch with the St. Lucia Kings in Sunday's CPL Final.
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