Rilee Rossouw hit 61 as the Desert Vipers posted a GSL-record 205/6, but Romario Shepherd’s late charge carried Guyana Amazon Warriors to a two-wicket win.
Andries Gous scored 56 and Khary Pierre took 2-14, but the Desert Vipers fell 38 runs short against Lahore Qalandars in their Global Super League opener.
With one day remaining before the Desert Vipers begin their 2026 ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) campaign against the Lahore Qalandars, captain Shadab Khan said the players were excited and that the mood in camp was relaxed and positive
The Desert Vipers have announced two exciting additions to their commercial partner roster ahead of the inaugural edition of the ILT20, starting on January...
Famous for his little hand-written notes on opposition players and impressive bowling performances at the T20 World Cup, Scotland’s star left-arm spinner Mark Wattis...
Desert Vipers all-rounder Benny Howell wants to use the upcoming DPWorld ILT20 as a springboard to achieve his dream of playing international cricket.
Speaking to...
The Desert Vipers congratulate Ben Duckett for his recall to the England One-Day International (ODI) squad for the three-match series in South Africa.
Ben’s selection...
The Desert Vipers are delighted and proud to announce a principal sponsorship agreement with the iconic perfume brand Rasasi Perfumes.
Rasasi Perfumes, a pioneer of...
