
The Lisbon Super Giants have won one of their last six matches, a 92-run victory over Lisbon Capitals. That stands as their sole bright spot in a run that has seen them heavily outplayed across the board.
Five consecutive defeats have left the Giants in dire straits. Malo CC beat them by 46 runs before Oeiras CC won by 16 in a tighter contest. Lisbon Capitals then inflicted a 24-run loss, followed by another Oeiras victory - this time by 9 wickets with 30 balls unused. Punjab CC Amadora completed the sequence of setbacks, dismantling the Giants by 9 wickets with 10 balls remaining.
The sole win came when they faced Lisbon Capitals again, posting a total substantial enough to secure a 92-run margin. That result offers a hint of capability, yet the broader pattern is unmistakable: the Giants have been outmatched in most outings, surrendering matches both when batting first and chasing. The margins of defeat - particularly the two 9-wicket losses - suggest fundamental problems in either their batting depth or bowling attack, or both. Until they find consistency across both disciplines, the Giants will continue to struggle against the better-organised sides in their competition.
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From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Punjab CC Amadora won by 9 wickets(with 10 balls remaining)
Oeiras CC won by 9 wickets (with 30 balls remaining)
Lisbon Capitals won by 24 runs
Oeiras CC wpm by 16 runs
Malo CC won by 46 runs
Lisbon Super Giants won by 92 runs
Punjab CC Amadora won by 7 wickets (with 25 balls remaining)
Malo CC won by 8 wickets (with 18 balls remaining)
Lisbon Super Giants won by 7 wickets (with 19 balls remaining)