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It The Premier League of Women’s Caribbean (WCPL) 2025 He witnessed another blow contest, while Barbados Royals (BR) passed ahead of Guyana Amazon Warriors (GAW) for only three runs in a last thriller at Providence Stadium. The Royals, led by the brightness of Chamari Athathuthu, defended 132 to record their third victory of the tournament, leaving next to the house.
Royal Barbados Post 132/6 after the first struggles
Winning the launch, Guyana Amazon Warriors women first chosen and the decision paid off with the first advances. The Royals lost Georgia Redmayne (10) and Courtney Webb (1) cheap, while the Qiana Joseph workshop (8 of 4) fell after a brief cameo.
Athathaphu, anchored the entrances with a compound of 37 of 42 deliveries, hitting six four and fixing the boat through regular mishap. The highlights, however, came from Chinelle Henry, who countered with a brilliant 46 of 34 balls, with six four and six. Its aggressive approach provided a very necessary impulse, guiding the Royals at 132/6 in 20 points.
Among the balls, Laura Harris (3/28) was the selection of the lot, eliminating the key beats at crucial moments. Plaffiana Millington (1/21) and Nyia Latchman (1/24) also entered, ensuring that the warriors restricted the royal ones to a total pursuer.
Guyana Amazon Warriors falls through three runs
In response, Guyana Amazon Warriors entrances revolved around Amy Hunter’s workshop, who played a 63 -ball hand blow, reaching new limits with precise precision. Hunter shared a 78 run -running life stand with Shemaine Campbelle (40 years), who kept the score with two four and six.
At 110/2, Guyana seemed to be crossing the victory. However, the Royals presented a remarkable comeback, violating collaboration and applying pressure through disciplined bowls to death.
The party’s turning point came when Athathethu (25/03) fired Campbelle again and then hit again -SE quickly. His spell ruled Guyana’s impulse and opened the door to the Royals.
Donating -support, Afy Fletcher (2/28) kept things close in the middle, while Qiana Joseph (1/1) threw an impressive death to eliminate the chedean nation. Despite late efforts of Laura Harris (8 of 4) and Ashmini Munisa (7 of 5), Warriors fell agonizingly short, Ending at 129/8 in 20 points.
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Player of the game
There was little debate about the game player’s prize. The 37 of Chamari Athathhu with the bat and 3 crucial doctors with the ball were decisive. His ability to surrender in times of crisis defined the harsh victory of the Royals.
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Br-W vs GAW-W: Key inflection points
- Chinelle Henry’s counterattack lifted the royals of the first problems.
- Hunter-Campbelle collaboration maintained Guyana in persecution until 15.
- ATHAPATHU Double Strike on death turned the game to the head.
- The narrow bowling of death, especially of Fletcher and Joseph, sealed the Royals victory.
This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.
