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Shai Hope speaking following his match-winning century against England in the first ODI.
Scores:
England 325 (50); Gudakesh Motie 2/49 & Oshane Thomas 2/57
West Indies 326/6 (48.5); Shai Hope 109* (83) & Alick Athanaze 66 (65)
West Indies won by 4 wickets
📷: CWI Media
Scores:
West Indies 97/6 (20); Qiana Joseph 35 (39) & Rashada Williams 18 (26)
Pakistam 99/2 (15.5); Cherry-Ann Fraser 1-14 & Qiana Joseph 1-19
Scores:
Thailand Women Emerging 46 (14.2); Qiana Joseph 3-1, Jannillea Glasgow 3-17, Jahzara Claxton 2-16, Sheneta Grimmond 2-1
West Indies Women 'A' 47-5 (13); Qiana Joseph 11, Shabika Gajnabi 10, Trishan Holder 10
West Indies Women 'A' won by 5 wickets
WINDIES lost their first encounter to Pakistan by 12 runs.
Scores:
Pak: 162 A/0 (44.4); Jahzara Claxton 4/19, Sheneta Grimmond 2/40 & Zaida James 2/25
WIN: 164-7 (44.5); Djenaba Joseph 51 (84) & Shunelle Sawh 37 (73)
WINDIES won by 3 wickets
WINDIES Women 'A' bounced back from an 8-run defeat with a 3-wicket win over Pakistan Women 'A' in the second 50-over match to draw level in their 3-match One-Day series on Thursday morning.
Scores:
PAK 188-9 (50); Ashmini Munisar 3-21, Qiana Joseph 2-30 & Zaida James 1-31
WIN 189-9 (45.5); Rashada Williams 71 (94), Shabika Gajnabi 25 (38) & Zaida James 23 (57)
WINDIES won by 3 wickets
Scores:
West Indies 83 (27.3); Aaliyah Alleyne 35 (39) & Shemaine Campbelle 14 (36)
Australia 87/2 (14.5); Karishma Ramharack 1/13 & Cherry-Ann Fraser 1/28
Australia won by 8 wickets
WI trail the three-match series 1-0.
Chasing 190, the West Indies went down by 47 runs to Australia in the 3rd and deciding T20I as the hosts took the series 2-1.
Scores:
Australia 190/9 (20); Shamilia Connell 3/25
West Indies Women 143 A/O (19.5); Hayley Matthews 79 (40) & Aaliyah Alleyne 26 (23)
West Indies captain, Hayley Matthews speaks to CWI Media following historic win over Australia.
The highest run chase in women's T20Is completed against the World Champs from a team that only recently broke a 15-match losing streak. That's incredible.
Australia Women 212/6 (20); Hayley Matthews 3/36 & Shamilia Connell 2/35
West Indies Women 213/3 (19.5); Hayley Matthews 132 (64) & Stafanie Taylor 59 (41)
West Indies won by 7 wickets
Despite a spirited performance, the West Indies now trail the three-match series 1-0.
Scores:
West Indies: 147/3 (20)
Matthews 99* & Shemaine Campbelle 19 (21)
Australia: 149/2 (13.2)
Matthews 1/17 & Chinelle Henry 1/30
[📷: Cricinfo]
Hayley Matthews with a rather remarkable unbeaten 99 from just 74 balls against Australia in Australia. And you'd have to think hard to remember a false shot in those 74 deliveries. She propels the West Indies to 147/3 after 20 in the first T20I.
West Indies: 147/3 (20)
Matthews 99* & Shemaine Campbelle 19 (21)
[📷: Cricinfo]
Congrats to the Warriors 🇬🇾
Scores:
Trinbago Knight Riders (18.1) 94 all out
Carty 38, Deyal 16; Pretorius 4/26, Motie 2/7
Guyana Amazon Warriors 99/1 (14)
Ayub 52*, Hope 32*; Hosein 1/21
Warriors won by 9 wickets
IT'S FINALS DAY!
Who ya got? 🇬🇾 or 🇹🇹
The Knight Riders are into the finals of
Scores:
Guyana Amazon Warriors 166/7 (20)
Ayub 49, Khan 36; Salamkheil 2/28, Hinds 2/32
Trinbago Knight Riders 167/3 (18.1)
Walton 80*, Pooran 33; Pretorius 2/36, Tahir 1/30
TKR won by 7 wickets
Tallawahs book place in Qualifier 2
Saint Lucia Kings 125/9 (20)
Chase 40, Raza 19; Allen 4/25, Green 2/19
Jamaica Tallawahs 126/5 (17.2)
King 30, Reifer 30*; Forde 4/23, Pierre 1/26
Tallawahs won by 5 wickets
The Warriors just won't stop!
Scores:
Guyana Amazon Warriors 226/7 (20)
Hope 106, Anderson 47; McCoy 2/36, Holder 2/50
Barbados Royals 138/6 (20)
Clarke 54, Brathwaite 18; Tahir 3/23, Motie 2/11
Warriors win by 88 runs
The Tallawahs are into the playoffs!
Scores:
Jamaica Tallawahs 201/5 (20)
Hales 119*, Wasim 41; Chase 2/33, Joseph 1/28
Saint Lucia Kings 79
Rajapaska 22, Forde 13; Green 4/15, Amir 2/17
Tallawahs won by 122 runs
A few points from the 2023 Women's Caribbean Premier League ( ) season:
1. After a season such as the one just concluded, Natasha McLean can feel hard done to have been overlooked for West Indies' upcoming tour of Australia.
2. Cherry Ann Fraser as a prospect is one the Caribbean is excited about. The 24-year-old will grow with each experience but at the moment, she is still just that: inexperienced. If Fraser is anything less than effective against the Aussies, the West Indies will be left exposed at the death.
3. How does Shabika Gajnabi go from bowling 7 overs across two games, taking 3 wickets at 15.33 apiece with an ECON of 6.54 in the 2022 campaign, to not bowling a ball the next?
4. The West Indies Women might soon find themselves with an issue akin to the Men, having to field wrist-spinner-less XIs in a format where the game is oftentimes decided by the quality of wrist-spin a team has up their sleeve.
Kings secure playoff spot by halting Warriors' unbeaten run
Scores:
Guyana Amazon Warriors 167/5 (20)
Khan 40, Hope 38; Joseph 2/31, Raza 1/14
Saint Lucia Kings 170/3 (17.3)
Rajapaksa 86, Munro 55; Shepherd 1/15, Tahir 1/34
Kings won by seven wickets
Amazon Warriors set up Qualifier 1 clash with TKR after walking over Tallawahs.
Scores:
Jamaica Tallawahs 152/5 (20)
King 52, Allen 21; Pretorius 2/33, Shepherd 1/19 Tahir 1/19
Guyana Amazon Warriors 155/3 (18.3)
Ayub 85, Nandu 37; Springer 1/23, Irshad 1/27
Warriors won by 7 wickets.
Trinbago Knight Riders captain, Kieron Pollard following win against the Jamaica Tallawahs:
“For me, the disappointing part was bowling 14 overs of spin in a cricket match (and still be penalised for a slow over-rate). One thing I’ve learned from the old people saying in Trinidad and Tobago is that common sense was made before book sense, and the logic of this rule makes me wonder how we are actually going to go forward with it.”
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CWI has announced the 15-member squad for the tour to Australia in October. The six-match Series comprises 3 T20Is and 3 ODIs.
Following the West Indies Women’s clean sweep against Ireland Women earlier in the summer, the panel has named an unchanged squad for the Australia tour under the leadership of Captain Hayley Matthews. The tour will be the first for new Head Coach Shane Deitz who arrived in the West Indies at the end of August.
The inclusion of the ‘Rising Stars’ quartet of Ashmini Munisar, Djenaba Joseph, Zaida James, and Jannillea Glasgow will see some of our youngest talent in the team having their first opportunity to test their skills against the current T20I and 50-Over World Champions Australia.
Lead Selector for Women’s cricket, Ann Browne-John: “The selection panel has chosen to maintain most of the players who were victorious in the home series against Ireland. Jannillea Glasgow, after having an outstanding Rising Stars Women’s Under 19 tournament, has been included in the 15-member squad and we see the return of Karishma Ramharack.”
I think I said almost everything that needed to be said regarding the finale during the watch party last evening. We questioned GAW's decision at the toss, some of us (😉) immediately thought 169 was a winning total, and we lauded Matthews who was everywhere with bat, ball and skipper's hat on.
But I must highlight Rashada Williams who played a crucial knock of 36 (23). There has been much discussion about her SR since she burst onto the scene, and to see her strike at 156 on such a big stage is so pleasing and welcomed from a West Indies perspective.
Not to mention her work with the gloves: she effected three stumpings plus one catch. Well done, Rashada.
Talk about putting your hand up!
Congratulations to a unit well-led by Windies' skipper, Hayley Matthews.
Scores:
Barbados Royals 169/7 (20)
Matthews 82, Williams 36; Ismail 4/30, Patil 1/25
Guyana Amazon Warriors 161/8 (20)
Royals climbed to the throne via 8 runs
A double dose of victory for TKR in Wednesday's CPL action
Scores (W)
Trinbago Knight Riders 155/3 (20)
Dottin 47, Du Preez 36; Matthews 2/23, Claxton 1/21
Barbados Royals 142/7 (20)
Lewis 62, Matthews 45; James 2/34, Ramnath 1/13
TKR won by 13 runs
Scores (M):
Trinbago Knight Riders 208/6 (20)
Pooran 102, Russell 39; Holder 2/39, Ahmad 1/27
Barbados Royals 166/7 (20)
Mayers 70, Evans 20, van der Merwe 20; Salamkheil 2/18, Hosein 2/21
TKR won by 42 runs
The undefeated Warriors march on.
Scores:
Trinbago Knight Riders 172/8 (20)
Akeal Hosein 44* (35) & Lorcan Tucker 38 (25); Odean Smith 1/31 & Keemo Paul 1/17
Guyana Amazon Warriors 175/4 (19.1)
Saim Ayub 62 (43) & Shai Hope 51 (30); Andre Russell 2/29 & Ali Khan 2/30
Warriors won by 6 wickets.
Scores:
Amazon Warriors 132 all out (19.5)
Sophie Devine 48 (39) & Stafanie Taylor 32 (29); Anisa Mohammed 4/28 & Marie Kelly 30
Trinbago Knight Riders 111/9 (20)
Deandra Dottin 35 (19) & Kycia Knight 19 (24); Shreyanka Patil 2/15 & Karishma Ramharack 16/2
Warriors won by 21 runs
The Cornwall-inspired Royals are back on track for a playoff appearance
Scores:
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots 220/4 (20)
Sherfane Rutherford 65* (27) & Will Smeed 63 (36); Rahkeem Cornwall 2/27 & Carlos Brathwaite 1/66
Barbados Royals 223/3 (18.1)
Rahkeem Cornwall 102 (48) & Rovman Powell 49* (26); Corbin Bosch 1/29 & Dominic Drakes 1/34
Royals won by 8 wickets
Scores:
Amazon Warriors 146/4 (20)
Sophie Devine 42 (40) & Natasha McLean 38 (26); Erin Burns 2/32 & Amanda-Jade Wellington 1/21
Royals 147/7 (19.2)
Erin Burns 53* (41) & Hayley Matthews 22 (19); Shreyanka Patil 4/34 & Shakera Selman 2/15
Royals won by 3 wickets
The Knight Riders are on the charge following a third consecutive win.
Scores:
Trinbago Knight Riders 142/8 (20)
Kieron Pollard 33 (27) & Mark Deyal 30 (23); Mohammad Amir 3/20 & Kelvin Pitman 3/27
Jamaica Tallawahs 140/7 (20)
Brandon King 36 (25) & Chris Green 32 (16); Andre Russell 3/34 & Waqar Salamkheil 2/21
TKR won by 2 runs
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#WIvENG Shai Hope speaking following his match-winning century against England in the first ODI. Scores: England 325 (50); Gudakesh Motie 2/49 & Oshane Thomas 2/57 West Indies 326/6 (48.5); Shai Hope 109* (83) & Alick Athanaze 66 (65) West Indies won by 4 wickets 📷: CWI Media
Jason Mohammed's unbeaten 70 hands Red Force a win over the Academy in Super50 action Jason Mohammed scored 70 from 86 balls as the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force defeated the West Indies Academy by 4 wickets in Match 17 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50. (CWI Media)
Romario Greaves led CCC's successful defense with a 4-fer against the Scorpions in Super50 action Romario Greaves' 4/51 led the Combined Campuses And Colleges to a 121-run win over the Jamaica Scorpions in match 16 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Yannic Cariah's all-round performance staves off Hurricanes' challenge for Red Force in Super50 action Yannic Cariah's 5/48 & 45* (102) handed the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force a 3-wicket victory over the Leeward Islands Hurricanes in Match 15 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Tevin Imlach's 80 was the highlight for the Harpy Eagles in a no result against CCC in Super50 action Despite Imlach's 80 (105), The Guyana Harpy Eagles played out a No Result with the Combined Campuses and Colleges in Match 14 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Nyeem Young leads from front with 5-wicket haul as The Academy edges Scorpions in Super50 action Skipper Nyeem Young's 5/49 set up a 6-wicket victory for the West Indies Academy against the Jamaica Scorpions in Match 13 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Kyle Mayers' century sees Pride storm to victory over Volcanoes on DLS in Regional Super50 action Kyle Mayers scored an unbeaten 107 from just 52 balls as the Barbados Pride secured full points against the Windward Islands Volcanoes with an 8-wicket win in the 12th Match of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50
Javed Leacock's 4-fer leads Pride to victory over Scorpions in Regional Super50 The Barbados Pride defeated the Jamaica Scorpions by 47 runs in Match 6 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Captain Dowrich's century sees Combined Campuses and Colleges home against Volcanoes in Super50 action #ShaneDowrich scored an unbeaten century as CCC earned a 2-wicket win over the Windward Islands Volcanoes in Match 9 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 (CWI Media)
Kjorn Ottley scored an unbeaten century to lead the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force to victory The Trinidad & Tobago Red Force carved out a 6-wicket victory over the Windward Islands Volcanoes in Match 4 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 Cup (CWI)
Daniel Doram took 7/29 to lead the Hurricanes to victory in the 2023 Super50 Cup The Leeward Islands Hurricanes defeated the Jamaica Scorpions by 8 wickets in Match 3 of Cricket West Indies' 2023 Regional Super50 Cup (CWI)
Guyana Harpy Eagles' Kevin Sinclair scored 41 (48) and took 2/42 in Match 2 of the 2023 Regional Super50 Cup as Guyana defeated the Windward Islands Volcanoes by 10 runs. (CWI Media)
Darren Bravo scored an unbeaten 81 from 84 balls in Match 1 of the 2023 Regional Super50 Cup. Rain forced a 'no-result' in Match 1 of the 2023 Regional Super50 Cup between the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force and the Combined Campuses and Colleges. (CWI Media)
West Indies captain, Hayley Matthews speaks to CWI Media following historic win over Australia.
West Indies Women's Head Coach, Shane Deitz, on the team's performance in their practice match against the New South Wales Women’s team. Scores: NSW Women 105/9 (20) West Indies Women 106/6 (17.5) West Indies Women win by 4 wickets 🎥: CWI Media
#CPL23 Player of the Tournament: Shai Hope.
The Year of the Warriors 🏆
The debutant, #KelvinPitman, spoke following his impressive performance of 3/27 against TKR on Sunday. 🎥//: CPL T20
#WCPL: Erin Burns spoke following her Player of the Match performance yesterday. 🎥//: @CPL
The first ever red card in #CPL history goes to #TKR. 🎥//: CPL T20
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