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It The Premier League of Female Caribbean (CPL) 2025 started exciting to the providence stadium, where Guyana Amazon Warriors Women (GAW-W) Carved past Trinbago Knight Riders Women (TKR-W) Only by six runs. In a competition full of changes at the moment, Guyana remained nerve to defend a modest target of 130, giving the tournament an electrifying start.
Stafanie Taylor anchor the tickets of the warriors
First, Guyana published 129/7 in 20 points, a total that seemed competitive due to the slightly slow surface. The entrances revolved around Captain Stafanie Taylor composed of 45 balls of 37 balls, with five four and six.
At the other end, the young Reaneanna Grimmond showed maturity beyond her years, scoring 33 36 deliveries with four four and a six. His collaboration with Taylor paid attention to the entrances after the first doctors threatened to derail the beginning.
Going down the order, Chedean Nation (21 of 15) provided late artificial fireworks, hitting two limits and a six, while Laura Harris (14 of 12 years) encrypted with crucial runs. Despite his contributions, Trinbago’s disciplined bowling restricted Guyana to cross the 140 mark.
TKR bowling attack deserves a credit to keep warriors in control. Jess Jonassen (2/18 in 4 points) was the prominent, mixing the flight and control to strangle the media. Shikha Pandey (1/29) and Lordara Claxton (1/24) also hit in vital moments, preventing Guyana freely accelerating.
The Veteran of Tot-Ronda Deanra Dotin was economical in his two points, while the young Samara Ramath (1/19) impressed his precision.
Ashmini Munisa and Laura Harris shine with the ball
Chasing 130, TKR began to begin, but its tickets had no fluency. The South African Obrador Lizelle Lee scored with 36 years, cracking six limits. He sought a game winner before being dismissed in a crucial phase.
Jess Jonassen (22 of 27 years) provided stability, but struggled to find acceleration, while Pattern Deanra Dotin (14 of 10) gave the entrances a spark with two six. Jahzara Claxton (15 of 13 years) also showed a promise, but none could play the definitive tickets needed to close the persecution.
The lower order offered short cameos: the 9 of Salonee Dangore included a limit, but Guyana’s bowls said that the pressure was never relieved. Trinbago finally ended at 123/9 in its 20 pointsfalling by agonizing for six runs.
For Guyana, the bowls handed over the most. Ashmini Munisa (3/21) turned the tide with a bright spell, collecting the doctors of the key in the middle. Laura Harris (25/03) showed her comprehensive skills, shocking vital bumps, including the removal of Lizelle Lee.
Karishma Ramharack (1/22) also launched a narrow spell, while Cherry Ann Fraser (0/15 in 4 points) deserves a credit to keep things bad at one end, accumulating pressure on Trinbago’s beats.
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Player of the game
Due to his contributions to the two departments, Laura Harris was deservedly named the party player. His missing 14 -thrown cameo increased the total of Guyana and his three doctors with the ball tilted the game firmly in favor of his side.
This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.
