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Toss Winner - Guyana Women won the toss and choose to bowl first
Barbados Women beat Guyana Women by 22 runs
The statistics from Arnos Vale Playing Field make one thing clear: batting second is the preferred option.
Barbados Women are our picks for the winners of this clash.
| Tournament: | CWI T20 Blaze, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Arnos Vale Stadium, Arnos Vale, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 30.2°C|Partly cloudy |
The 14th match of the 2025/26 CWI T20 Blaze features a showdown between Guyana Women and Barbados Women. Guyana sit fourth in the standings, with 16 points accumulated over four games. Another win would significantly boost their chances of reaching the final. Barbados, however, are in a stronger position, collecting 22 points from their four fixtures and sitting comfortably in second place. A win here will easily take them directly to the finals. Current performances suggest Barbados hold the upper hand heading into this game.
GUY-W
58/2 in 13.2 4.35
57/10 in 17.0 3.35
99/10 in 20.0 4.95
106/9 in 20.0 5.3
BBD-W
111/4 in 17.0 6.53
110/6 in 20.0 5.5
97/5 in 20.0 4.85
WT20B
Barbados Women Won by 3 wickets
99/7 in 18.3 5.35
Guyana Women have had a mixed run so far, winning twice and losing twice across four matches, which leaves them placed fourth on the table. They will want a convincing result here if they are to keep their hopes of reaching the final alive.
The batting effort has revolved around captain Shemaine Campbelle, who has scored 71 runs from four innings at a strike rate of 92.21. Shabika Gajnabi has matched that impact, collecting 51 runs from four outings and adding strength to the middle phase of the innings.
Our pick is for one of these two to cross the 20-run mark in this match.
Sheneta Grimmond and Mandy Mangru add depth lower down, both moving past 40 runs so far, while Ashmini Munisar has also added useful contributions further down the list.
The bowling unit has done a decent job overall. Munisar has topped the charts with eight wickets from four games while giving very little away. Plaffiana Millington has taken seven wickets, and Sheneta Grimmond has chipped in as well, finishing with four scalps across this short tournament stretch.
Sheneta Grimmond, Realeanna Grimmond, Shemaine Campbelle(c), Shabika Gajnabi, Mandy Mangru (wk), Ashmini Munisar, Latoya Williams, Kaysia Schultz, Plaffiana Millington, Laurene Williams, Tramaine Marks
Shemaine Campbelle, Shabika Gajnabi, Realeanna Grimmond, Sheneta Grimmond, Mandy Mangru, Danellie Manns, Plaffianna Millington, Ashmini Munisar, Kaysia Schultz, Latoya Williams, Laurene Williams
Barbados Women are having an excellent tournament - one loss and three wins means they're in second place right now. The final is basically within reach, and getting over the line today would lock that in.
Their batting has balance right through the order. Eboni Brathwaite has been the pick of the bunch opening up, smashing 85 runs from four games at a strike rate of 155.
Asabi Callender's done decently too - 44 runs in four matches, averaging 68 - but she needs to find more gears when she's set.
Aaliyah Alleyne and Trishan Holder have both been solid contributors as well, scoring over 40 runs apiece. The lower order isn't weak either, with Shamilia Connell and Shakera Selman both able to add valuable runs when required.
On the bowling front, Naijanni Cumberbatch has been the standout performer. Nine wickets - the best figures for any bowler this edition - at 4.20 runs per over from four matches is impressive work. Shanika Bruce and Shamilia Connell have four wickets each and are both economical at under five an over. The bowling unit has adapted well to conditions, and the collective effort has been strong.
Trishan Holder (wk), Eboni Brathwaite, Naijanni Cumberbatch, Asabi Callender, Aaliyah Alleyne (c), Shakera Selman, Allison Gordon, Shamilia Connell, Theanny Herbert-Mayers, Shanika Bruce, Keila Elliott
Aaliyah Alleyne, Eboni Brathwaite, Shanika Bruce, Asabi Callender, Shamilia Connell, Najanni Cumberbatch, Keila Elliott, Allison Gordon, Theanny Herbertmayers, Trishan Holder, Shakera Selman
Arnos Vale Playing Field isn’t a high-scoring ground. The track dries out fast, turning patchy and making timing difficult for batters, while the bounce stays erratic. Bowlers succeed here by varying their pace and sticking to tight lines.
Conditions in Kingstown will be mostly sunny with a light breeze, but a passing shower might make an appearance.
Pitch Condition
Batting Conditions
Pace Bowling
Spin Bowling
Games at Arnos Vale Playing Field during the CWI T20 Blaze have been tight affairs, with batters finding it hard to set imposing totals. The best effort so far is Leeward Islands Women’s 118-9. Expect another high-pressure contest, where a score between 100 and 110 might be enough to win.
This season, Arnos Vale Playing Field has hosted 12 CWI T20 Blaze matches. Out of those, the team winning the toss chose to bowl first on 10 occasions. The expectation is that today’s toss winner will follow the same approach.
Barbados Women have looked promising this season, and will be looking to keep up their winning momentum to reach the finals. Their next task is against Guyana Women, who have had an uneven campaign. Considering current form and overall balance, Barbados appear to be the safer pick for this match.
Barbados Women are our picks for the winners of this clash.
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