Trinidad and To­ba­go will meet Ja­maica in the fi­nal of the West In­dies Crick­et Board's Women's League to­day. The two teams have played the best crick­et in the eight-team tour­na­ment and will face off at the his­toric Kens­ing­ton Oval. T&T is two-time de­fend­ing cham­pi­on, hav­ing won in 2009 in Guyana and last year in St Vin­cent. Ja­maica did not do as well as ex­pect­ed last year, but has looked a dis­ci­plined and de­ter­mined unit this year. In the pre­lim­i­nary round Trinidad and To­ba­go topped Group A with three wins, while the Ja­maicans were sec­ond in the same group with two wins.

Ja­maica's one de­feat came against T&T-by just three runs. In the se­mi-fi­nals on Fri­day, T&T eas­i­ly beat St Lu­cia by five wick­ets with 15 overs left. Ja­maica had lit­tle wor­ry in their se­mi, as they got over Bar­ba­dos by a sim­i­lar mar­gin with 13.3 overs to spare. T&T cap­tain Meris­sa Aguilleira said: "The team is in very high spir­its. We are con­fi­dent go­ing in­to the fi­nal and every­one ex­pects a vic­to­ry. "Ja­maica has a strong team, with Tay­lor and Da­ley play­ing well, but we al­so have some very good play­ers in our camp and we know we can get the bet­ter of them to­mor­row."

Her op­po­site num­ber Stafanie Tay­lor: "This is a big game for every­one in the team ... a big oc­ca­sion for Ja­maica crick­et. We will adopt the same ap­proach we had in the ear­li­er match­es. "We will be pa­tient and watch­ful and play to our strengths. We lost to T&T in the first round, so we will look to cor­rect that this time around." Tay­lor, at age 20, is al­ready the most suc­cess­ful woman in West In­dies his­to­ry with over 1,400 runs and 45 wick­ets in 36 ODIs. She likes to lead from the front and is Ja­maica's main bat­ter at the top of the or­der and al­so bowls clever off-spin.

Shanel Da­ley is a sol­id left-hand­ed bat­ter and clever left-arm spin­ner. She has been in great form so far with the bat-mak­ing 60 against Trinidad and To­ba­go, and with the ball-tak­ing a record eight wick­ets for sev­en runs against Grena­da. For T&T, Sta­cy-Ann King has been one of the lead­ing all­rounders in the Caribbean for five years, and a re­li­able mem­ber of the Windies team. She has won match­es with both bat and ball at the re­gion­al lev­el and on the in­ter­na­tion­al stage. Al­so in form is Anisa Mo­hammed. rat­ed as the best bowler in the West In­dies, she bowls her off-spin at an amaz­ing econ­o­my rate at just over two runs per over in re­gion­al crick­et. If she has an­oth­er good day, T&T will win.

Squads and Of­fi­cials

• T&T: Meris­sa Aguilleira (Cap­tain), Anisa Mo­hammed (Vice Cap­tain), Al­isa Mo­hammed, Gaitri See­ta­hal, Shenelle Lord, Whit­ney Cud­joe, Lee Ann Kir­by, Aman­da Sama­roo, De­vi­ka Singh, Sta­cy-Ann King, Kir­by­i­na Alexan­der, Brit­ney Coop­er, Fe­li­cia Wal­ters, Al­i­son Collins

• Ja­maica: Stafanie Tay­lor (Cap­tain), Shanel Da­ley (Vice Cap­tain), Chinel Hen­ry, Tame­ka San­ford, Jo­di-Ann Mor­gan, Kar­la Co­hen, Vanes­sa Watts, Ab­bie-Gaye Hen­dricks, Pe­ta-Gaye Han­son, Chadean Na­tion, Roshan­na Out­ar, Ale­cia Bookal, Michelle Thomp­son, Natasha McLean

• Match of­fi­cials: Vin­cent Bullen, Leslie Reifer Jr. (um­pires), Lester Milling­ton (third um­pire), Mervyn Jones (match ref­er­ee).