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Toss Winner - Barbados Pride won the toss and choose to bowl first
Barbados Pride beat Trinidad And Tobago Red Force by 9 wickets
Trinidad & Tobago are appearing in their fourth Super50 Cup final across the past five editions; they were absent from the last one, though they claimed victory in two out of the three editions before that miss.
Back Trinidad & Tobago Red Force as the winners of the Super50 Cup final.
| Tournament: | CG United Super50 Cup, 2025 |
| Format: | odi |
| Venue: | Brian Lara Cricket Academy, San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 30.0°C|Overcast |
Trinidad & Tobago Red Force go up against Barbados Pride in the final of the 2025 Super50 Cup. Trinidad & Tobago have stormed into another final after topping the group stage. Barbados have done well too to reach the final after finishing second in the standings. Trinidad & Tobago have looked like the best side in the competition this year and enter this encounter as the expected winners.
TAT
214/2 in 43.1 4.96
213/10 in 49.0 4.35
106/4 in 21.2 4.97
196/10 in 40.3 4.84
256/8 in 50.0 5.12
181/10 in 39.4 4.56
BRP
138/3 in 24.1 5.71
137/10 in 37.2 3.67
138/10 in 25.1 5.48
139/3 in 23.3 5.91
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force have delivered the most complete cricket in this Super50 Cup, taking all three of their finished matches and moving straight to the top of the table while securing a place in their fifth straight final.
Their batting has looked well-balanced throughout the event. Cephas Cooper brings early tempo and has 112 runs in three outings at a strike rate of 83. Tion Webster backs him up in the upper order, along with captain Joshua Da Silva at number three. Webster now tops the team charts this season with 114 from three matches.
Jason Mohammed and Amir Jangoo give the middle phase extra control and help the side hold the tempo during tight passages of play. Jangoo heads into this match after a classy 72* off 85 in the previous outing against Leeward Islands, which hints that he can deliver another strong effort here.
Among the bowlers, Terrance Hinds fronts the attack with seven wickets in three at an average of 15. Yannic Cariah and Ricky Jaipaul, who have 12 wickets combined, add depth and work smoothly around Jyd Goolie, whose tidy spells offer shape to the overall plan for this tournament.
Tion Webster, Cephas Cooper, Amir Jangoo, Jyd Goolie, Jason Mohammed, Joshua Da Silva (c & wk), Joshua James, Abdul-Raheem Toppin, Ricky Jaipaul, Yannic Cariah, Terrance Hinds
Navin Bidaisee, Tion Webster, Cephas Cooper, Jason Mohammed, Joshua Da Silva, Jyd Goolie, Joshua James, Ricky Jaipaul, Yannick Cariah, Terrance Hinds, Amir Jangoo
Barbados Pride have shaped a strong Super50 Cup run, taking both of their completed matches and climbing to second place in the table on their way to the final. Their other three fixtures were washed out by rain, and that stretch may have affected their rhythm, though the side will aim to bring their best cricket into this contest.
Their batting side has produced good returns through the tournament. Zachary McCaskie has led the scoring list, putting up 107 runs from two innings at a strike rate of 93. He already owns a fifty, and the way he has paced his stays at the crease has looked clean and assured.
Two players have backed him in steady style. Captain Kyle Mayers has added 79 runs in three outings, and Kraigg Brathwaite has scored 62 from his two appearances. Both are expected to land scores in the 35 to 40 region in this match to keep the innings well set.
There is more batting strength through Leniko Boucher and Joshua Bishop, both capable of shaping match-winning efforts if the innings begins to get away from them.
The bowling unit has delivered good value as well. Akeem Jordan and Kemar Smith have taken five wickets each while keeping things tight. Joshua Bishop and Javed Leacock have accounted for seven wickets between them and help hold the attack together.
Kyle Mayers (C), Leniko Boucher (WK), Zachary McCaskie, Kraigg Brathwaite, Joshua Bishop, Akeem Jordan, Jonathan Drakes, Javed Leacock, Dominic Drakes, Kemar Smith, Kevin Wickham
Kyle Mayers, Leniko Boucher, Joshua Bishop, Akeem Jordan, Jonathan Drakes, Dominic Drakes, Kemar Smith, Kevin Wickham, Zachary McCaskie, Kraigg Brathwaite, Matthew Jones
Fast bowlers should extract movement during the initial overs at the Brian Lara Stadium when playing under lights, more so if humidity spikes or skies turn grey. Later on, the wicket eases up and becomes slower, creating better opportunities for spin. Given the ground's compact size, intelligent stroke play matters a lot. Batting units need to construct their innings carefully before pushing hard at the back end.
Expect cloudy skies in Tarouba with the chance of rain causing stoppages during the fixture.
The average first innings score at the Brian Lara Stadium in 50-over cricket is 275. For this game, a score of around 280-300 will put considerable pressure on the side chasing.
With the conditions expected to be cloudy and rainy, expect the toss-winning captain to elect to field first.
Both Trinidad & Tobago Red Force and Barbados Pride reach the final, knowing they must raise their level to claim the title. Each side has moved through the event unbeaten, so a tight battle feels on the cards. When you weigh their squads and recent form, Trinidad & Tobago look a touch more complete. They also carry the advantage of past success, having won two of the last three times they appear in the final match, which places them as slight favorites for the title decider now here.
Back Trinidad & Tobago Red Force as the winners of the Super50 Cup final.
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