Shemaine Campbelle scored 36 off 28 balls to lead the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women past the Barbados Tridents Women. (Photo via CMC)
The Barbados Tridents Women are still in contention as they go for a fourth consecutive LIMACol Women’s Caribbean Premier League title.
Shemaine Campbelle scored 36 off 28 balls to lead the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women past the Barbados Tridents Women. (Photo via CM)
This evening at Kensington Oval, they lost to the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women by five wickets, but still qualified for the playoffs.
The Tridents Women scored 158 for seven, with Hayley Matthews top-scoring with 50.
The Warriors Women replied with 159 for five from 19 overs.
Trinbago Knight Riders Women have finished the round-robin stage in first place and will advance straight to the final.
The third-placed Tridents and second-placed Warriors will meet again in Wednesday’s qualifier.
The Tridents were helped into the playoffs after a remarkable comeback win yesterday against Jamaica Women.
The Tridents Women batted first and scored 140 for seven, with 39 from Player of the Match Suzie Bates, while Stafanie Taylor took four for 29.
Jamaica Women responded with a 104-run opening partnership between Meg Lanning, who made 57, and Amy Hunter, who scored 47.
Needing nine runs from the final over, bowled by Qiana Joseph, the Jamaicans managed only five to finish on 137 for four, giving the Tridents a three-run victory.
