Mer­ry­boys Sports Club de­liv­ered a com­mand­ing per­for­mance to open Day 4 of the Trinidad T20 Fes­ti­val 2026, over­pow­er­ing Pro­fil­bau Vic­to­ria Unit­ed Sports Club by 56 runs at the Queen’s Park Oval in St Clair, Port-of-Spain, Sun­day (May 10).

​Bat­ting first af­ter los­ing the toss, Mer­ry­boys set a com­pet­i­tive tar­get of 153/7 in their al­lot­ted 20 overs. The in­nings was an­chored by a steady, un­beat­en 45 from Narad Kyle Kissoon­dath, who struck four bound­aries and a six off 32 balls, en­sur­ing sta­bil­i­ty in the mid­dle. Ear­ly im­pe­tus was pro­vid­ed by Amer­i­can youth play­er Ansh Bho­je, whose quick­fire 24 came off just 14 balls, giv­ing Mer­ry­boys a sol­id start.

The low­er or­der hit hard to­wards the end, with Ja­cen Agard smash­ing an ex­plo­sive 18 from on­ly 6 balls, in­clud­ing two tow­er­ing six­es, to push the to­tal past the 150-run mark. De­spite the on­slaught, Vic­to­ria Unit­ed’s Daniel Babb re­mained re­silient, claim­ing 2-19 in his four-over spell.

​In re­ply, Pro­fil­bau Vic­to­ria Unit­ed crum­bled un­der the pres­sure of a dis­ci­plined Mer­ry­boys bowl­ing at­tack. On­ly Matthew Patrick, who re­mained un­beat­en on 30 off 34 balls, and Du­ane Charles, who scored 22, in­clud­ing two six­es, showed re­sis­tance. Oth­er bats­men failed to make sig­nif­i­cant con­tri­bu­tions, with no one else reach­ing dou­ble fig­ures.

Mer­ry­boys’ An­drew Ram­baran was the stand­out bowler, earn­ing the "Man of the Match" award for a dev­as­tat­ing spell of 4-13 in four overs. Sup­port came from Nicholas Welling­ton and Surauv Wor­rel, who took two wick­ets each, as Pro­fil­bau Vic­to­ria Unit­ed was bun­dled out for a mere 97 runs in 18.3 overs.

QPCC I dom­i­nate GFM Cen­tral Sports York­shire

In an em­phat­ic dis­play of skill and pre­ci­sion, Nu-Iron QPCC de­liv­ered a dom­i­nant per­for­mance to de­feat Glo Frank Mo­tors (GFM) Cen­tral Sports York­shire by nine wick­ets on Day 3 of the Trinidad T20 Fes­ti­val at the Queen’s Park Oval, on Sat­ur­day (May 9).

​Win­ning the toss and opt­ing to field, QPCC’s bowlers im­me­di­ate­ly took con­trol of the game. Cen­tral Sports York­shire strug­gled to build mo­men­tum, los­ing wick­ets at reg­u­lar in­ter­vals and even­tu­al­ly be­ing re­strict­ed to a mod­est 141/9. Videsh Sookhai played a lone hand with a re­silient 48 off 37 balls, but the QPCC at­tack was re­lent­less. Vas­ant Singh was the pri­ma­ry de­stroy­er with 4-31, while Tion Web­ster claimed 3-15 to to en­sure York­shire nev­er got near a threat­en­ing to­tal.

When QPCC came out to bat, they ex­e­cut­ed a text­book chase, show­cas­ing why they are among the favourites for the ti­tle. Open­er, Bar­ba­di­an Kadeem Al­leyne, whose ex­cep­tion­al per­for­mance earned him the "Man of the Match" award, blazed his way to an un­beat­en 80 runs off just 52 de­liv­er­ies. Al­leyne’s in­nings was punc­tu­at­ed with 10 fours and two tow­er­ing six­es, high­light­ing his flaw­less stroke play and ag­gres­sive ap­proach.

He re­ceived ex­cel­lent sup­port from Web­ster, who re­mained not out on 43 as the duo com­piled an im­pos­ing 119-run part­ner­ship for the sec­ond wick­et. Their part­ner­ship ef­fec­tive­ly dis­man­tled York­shire’s bowl­ing at­tack, al­low­ing QPCC to reach their tar­get com­fort­ably in 16.5 overs, fin­ish­ing on 142 for just one wick­et down.

Sum­marised scores

GFM Cen­tral Sports York­shire 141/9 (20 overs) (Videsh Sookhai 48; Samuel Roop­nar­ine 31 not out; Vas­ant Singh 4-31; Tion Web­ster 3-15) vs Nu-Iron QPCC 142/1 (16.5 overs) (Kadeem Al­leyne 80 not out; Tion Web­ster 43 not out; Samuel Roop­nar­ine 1-16). Nu-Iron QPCC won by 9 wick­ets.

Mer­ry­boys Sports 153/7 (20 overs) (Kyle Kissoon­dath 45 not out; Ansh Bho­je 24; Jo­van Ali; Daniel Babb 2-19) vs Pro­fil­bau Vic­to­ria 97 (18.3 overs) (Matthew Patrick 30 not out; An­drew Ram­baran 4-13; Nicholas Welling­ton 2-14). Mer­ry­boys won by 56 runs.