Fast bowler Shabnim Ismail took three wickets for 21 runs to help Guyana Amazon Warriors Women defeat Trinbago Knight Riders Women by 25 runs. The match took place on 12 September 2026, at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.
Guyana Amazon Warriors scored 119 runs for eight wickets in their 20 overs before restricting Trinbago Knight Riders to 94 runs for nine wickets in 20 overs. This victory gave Guyana Amazon Warriors their first win of the 2026 Women’s Caribbean Premier League season. Trinbago Knight Riders ended their two-match winning streak, marking the first loss of the campaign.
Guyana Amazon Warriors Batting Innings
Guyana Amazon Warriors opener Eboni Brathwaite scored 13 runs off six balls with one four and one six before losing her wicket to Marizanne Kapp in the second over. Kapp bowled out another opener, Tazim Brits, in the sixth over who made 15 runs off 20 balls. Realeanna Grimmond made 16 runs off 22 balls before losing her wicket to Karishma Ramharack.
Wicket-keeper Shemaine Campbelle top-scored for Guyana Amazon Warriors with 31 runs from 28 deliveries, including two fours and one six. Campbelle built a 42-run fourth-wicket partnership with Erin Burns, who scored 17 runs off 21 balls. Laura Harris broke the partnership in the 16th over.
Shikha Pandey bowled captain Chloe Tryon for three runs and Nadine de Klerk for zero in the 17th over. Deandra Dottin then bowled Burns for 17 runs in the 18th over, and Brianna Harricharan caught Shabnim Ismail off Dottin’s bowling for two runs in the 20th over.
Sheneta Grimmond remained not out on four runs off five balls, while Ashmini Munisar hit one four to finish on six runs not out off four balls. Guyana Amazon Warriors reached 119 for eight at an average run rate of 5.95 runs per over.
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Trinbago Knight Riders Bowling Breakdown
Trinbago Knight Riders used eight bowlers during the first innings. Shikha Pandey took two wickets for nine runs in four overs at an economy rate of 2.25 runs per over. Marizanne Kapp took two wickets for 20 runs in her three overs. Captain Deandra Dottin took two wickets for 26 runs in four overs.
Karishma Ramharack took one wicket for 14 runs in three overs, while Laura Harris took one wicket for five runs in one over. Bowlers Brianna Harricharan, Jannillea Glasgow, and Samara Ramnath conceded 19, 18, and three runs respectively without taking a wicket.
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Ismail Derailed Trinbago Knight Riders Run Chase
Fast bowler Shabnim Ismail struck in her first over when Chloe Tryon caught TKR’s Laura Harris for a duck on the third ball of the innings. In her third over, Ismail bowled Dottin for 13 runs, and Shemaine Campbelle caught Yastika Bhatia off Ismail’s bowling for six runs.
Shamilia Connell provided support from the other end by taking two early wickets. Tazmin Brits caught Marizanne Kapp off Connell’s bowling for one run in the sixth over. Connell then bowled Jannillea Glasgow for a duck three balls later. These quick wickets reduced Trinbago Knight Riders to 22 runs for five wickets during the six-over powerplay.
Madeline Penna top-scored for Trinbago Knight Riders with 28 runs off 22 balls, hitting three fours and one six. Ashmini Munisar ended Penna’s innings in the 14th over. Spinner Sheneta Grimmond bowled Jahzara Claxton for 10 runs off 21 balls in the 11th over. Campbelle and Brits combined to run out Samara Ramnath for a duck in the 15th over.
Grimmond claimed her second wicket when Campbelle stumped Karishma Ramharack for 12 runs in the 19th over. Shikha Pandey remained not out on 15 runs off 20 balls, and Brianna Harricharan scored four runs not out off four balls. Trinbago Knight Riders finished their 20 overs on 94 runs for nine wickets, falling 25 runs short of the target.
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