Tanzim Hasan Sakib continues to impress with his disciplined bowling for the Guyana Amazon Warriors in the Global Super League. The young Bangladeshi pacer delivered another economical spell, taking a crucial wicket and contributing significantly to his team's latest win. After an early setback in the tournament, Guyana Amazon Warriors have bounced back with a commanding performance against Hampshire.

In the sixth match of the league, held at Providence, Hampshire batted first and posted a total of 146/6 in their allotted 20 overs. The highlight of their innings was a stellar knock by Pakistan's Shan Masood, who smashed 79 runs off 54 balls with eight fours and two sixes. Late contributions from Toby Albert (22* off 9) and James Fuller (17* off 10) helped push Hampshire's score to a competitive total. Sakib was once again a standout performer for Guyana, conceding just 26 runs in his 4-over spell and picking up a key wicket. Veteran spinner and captain Imran Tahir provided excellent support, claiming three wickets.

Chasing 147, Guyana found themselves in trouble early, losing Kevlon Anderson and Shai Hope for just 18 runs. However, the middle-order duo of Moeen Ali (20) and Shimron Hetmyer (24) steadied the ship. Contributions from Roston Chase (33 off 26), Gudakesh Motie (16 off 10), and an unbeaten cameo by Hasan Khan (27* off 18) ensured that Guyana crossed the target with 10 balls and four wickets to spare. Romario Shepherd sealed the victory with a quickfire 11* off just 5 balls.

With another solid performance, Sakib and the Guyana Amazon Warriors are proving to be strong contenders in this year's league, maintaining momentum as they eye the title.