KINGSTOWN – Ei­ther the Wind­ward Is­lands Women or de­fend­ing cham­pi­ons Trinidad and To­ba­go Women will be crowned win­ners of the CG Unit­ed Women’s Su­per50 Cup fol­low­ing the com­ple­tion of yes­ter­day’s fi­nal round in St Vin­cent on Sat­ur­day.

While a win would have se­cured the ti­tle for the Wind­wards, who led the ta­ble with 20 points af­ter two rounds, they were de­feat­ed by Guyana Women.

Mean­while, third-placed T&T en­tered the fi­nal round on 12 points and de­feat­ed Bar­ba­dos Women by five wick­ets to make a bid for the ti­tle.

How­ev­er, the point stand­ings have not yet been up­dat­ed, leav­ing both teams wait­ing to find out who will lift the ti­tle.

At Park Hill Play­ing Field: Guyana Women bounced back from their em­bar­rass­ing show­ing in the penul­ti­mate round to up­set ta­ble lead­ers Wind­ward Is­lands Women by six wick­ets.

The re­sult could prove to be de­ci­sive, as the pre­vi­ous­ly un­beat­en Wind­wards need­ed a win to claim the ti­tle and de­throne T&T Women.

How­ev­er, the pro­duced a be­low par ef­fort with the bat on their way to be­ing bowled out for 97 in 35 overs.

Ear­nisha Fontaine hit the top­score of 32, Jan­nil­lea Glas­gow made 22 and Afy Fletch­er added 21, but no oth­er bat­ter made it in­to dou­ble dig­its.

Their ef­forts were need­ed af­ter Ash­mi­ni Mu­nis­ar grabbed two ear­ly wick­ets to help re­duce the Wind­wards to 41 for four.

Glas­gow and Fontaine tried to re­build the in­nings dur­ing a 48-run part­ner­ship for the fifth wick­et, but once Mu­nis­ar bowled the for­mer, the Wind­wards lost their last six wick­ets for eight runs.

Mu­nis­ar fin­ished with 4-21, Mandy Man­gru took 2-19 and Kaysia Schultz 2-25.

Led by cap­tain She­maine Camp­belle, Guyana then cruised to 100 for four in 28 overs to record a com­fort­able vic­to­ry.

The slipped to 49 for three fol­low­ing the ear­ly loss­es of Realean­na Grim­mond, Man­gru and Lau­rene Williams.

Camp­belle came to her side’s res­cue in an un­beat­en knock of 26, and along with Shabi­ka Gajn­abi who made 14 and Shene­ta Grim­mond, who made nine not out, car­ried Guyana to their sec­ond win of the tour­na­ment.

At Cum­ber­land Play­ing Field: Trinidad and To­ba­go Women stepped up to the plate with the bat to de­feat Bar­ba­dos Women by five wick­ets via the Duck­worth/Lewis/Stern method and give them­selves a shot at the ti­tle.

Bar­ba­dos Women post­ed the sec­ond high­est to­tal of the com­pe­ti­tion of 152 for nine, de­spite the match be­ing re­duced to 48 overs.

Cap­tain Aaliyah Al­leyne led the way with 43, Tr­is­han Hold­er made 32, and Asabi Cal­len­der con­tributed 22.

Al­leyne and Hold­er com­bined to add 68 runs for the fifth wick­et, which helped Bar­ba­dos ral­ly from 56 for four to 124 for four.

Anisa Mo­hammed and Na­dia Mo­hammed shared sev­en wick­ets be­tween them to bring T&T back in the match and help re­strict their op­po­nents.

Anisa was the best bowler with 4-26 and she re­ceived good sup­port from Na­dia (3-24).

Fol­low­ing the ear­ly loss of Sama­ra Ram­nath for four, open­er Djen­a­ba Joseph and Shunelle Sawh added 71 runs for the sec­ond wick­et to put T&T in con­trol at 76 for one.

Joseph, who made 35 and Shaw, who scored 34, then fell in quick suc­ces­sion to leave Guyana 85 for three and the game in the bal­ance.

Anisa Mo­hammed (14), Brit­ney Coop­er (12), and Lee-Ann Kir­by, who scored an un­beat­en 12, made cru­cial con­tri­bu­tions to see T&T to 133 for five in 38.4 overs, af­ter the to­tal was re­vised and they were giv­en 41 overs to com­plete the chase.

At Sion Hill Play­ing Field: Ja­maica Women fin­ished the tour­na­ment strong­ly by eas­i­ly de­feat­ing Lee­ward Is­lands Women by eight wick­ets in their bot­tom of the ta­ble clash.

Led by de­cent con­tri­bu­tions from their mid­dle or­der, the Lee­ward Is­lands post­ed 146 in 37.4 overs af­ter elect­ing to bat first.

Re­niece Boyce made 37, Jahzara Clax­ton scored 29, Aman­da Awards 27 and Shawnisha Hec­tor chipped in with 17, to help their side post a com­pet­i­tive to­tal.

Chedean Na­tion ac­count­ed for the wick­ets of Boyce, Ed­wards and Hec­tor, on her way to claim­ing 4-23 from her eight overs.

Celi­na Whyte (2-19) and Stafanie Tay­lor (2-34) grabbed two wick­ets apiece.

Ja­maica was then giv­en a su­perb start by open­ers Lena Scott and Chris­hana McKen­zie, which al­lowed them to romp to 149 for two in 34.4 overs.

Scott top­scored with 47 and Chris­hana McKen­zie hit 39, with the pair putting on 94 runs for the first wick­et to knock the wind out of their op­po­nents.

And when both fell in the space of 10 runs, cap­tain Rasha­da Williams (26 not out) and Stafanie Tay­lor (19 not out) car­ried Ja­maica over the line.

CMC

Sum­marised scores

At Cum­ber­land Play­ing Field: Trinidad and To­ba­go Women de­feat­ed Bar­ba­dos Women by five wick­ets (DLS).

BAR­BA­DOS WOMEN 152-9 in 48 overs (Aaliyah Al­leyne 43, Tr­is­han Hold­er 32, Asabi Cal­len­der 22, Ele­cia Bow­man 10 not out, Nai­jan­ni Cum­ber­batch 10; Anisa Mo­hammed 4-26, Na­dia Mo­hammed 3-24) vs T&T WOMEN 133-5 in 38.4 overs (Djen­a­ba Joseph 35, Shunelle Sawh 34, Anisa Mo­hammed 14, Brit­ney Coop­er 12, Lee-Ann Kir­by 11 not out; Shak­era Sel­man 2-26).

At Park Hill Play­ing Field: Guyana Women de­feat­ed Wind­ward Is­lands Women by six wick­ets.

WIND­WARD IS­LANDS WOMEN 97 in 35 overs (Ear­nisha Fontaine 32, Jan­nil­lea Glas­gow 22, Afy Fletch­er 21; Ash­mi­ni Mu­nis­ar 4-21, Mandy Man­gru 2-19, Kaysia Schultz 2-25) vs GUYANA WOMEN 100-4 in 28 overs (She­maine Camp­belle 26 not out, Mandy Man­gru 24, Lau­rene Williams 14, Shabi­ka Gajn­abi 14; Afy Fletch­er 2-23).

At Sion Hill Play­ing Field: Ja­maica Women de­feat­ed Lee­ward Is­lands Women by eight wick­ets.

LEE­WARD IS­LANDS WOMEN 146 in 37.4 overs (Re­niece Boyce 37, Jahzara Clax­ton 29, Aman­da Awards 27, Shawnisha Hec­tor 17; Chedean Na­tion 4-23, Celi­na Whyte 2-19, Stafanie Tay­lor 2-34) vs JA­MAICA WOMEN 149-2 in 34.4 overs (Lena Scott 47, Chris­hana McKen­zie 39,Rasha­da Williams 26 not out, Stafanie Tay­lor 19 not out; Davnorique May­nard 2-27).