TRIDENTS HUMBLE WARRIORS BEFORE ELIMINATORS

The Barbados Tridents played one of their better games of the 2026 CPL campaign on Sunday night, when they reduced the Guyana Amazon Warriors to just 99 runs, in front of their home crowd. Glenn Phillips top scored with 24 Ghazanfar and Layne, picked up 3 wickets each. In response, the Tridents struggled initially, but Brandon King led the way to overhauling the target with his 44 not out, well supported by Descartes, who got a quick fire 32. Miraz bagged 2 for 25 Tridents won by 6 wicket Upcoming matches:

Eliminator:

Wednesday 16 th September Barbados v Jamaica Qualifier number one Thursday 17 th September Warriors v Falcons Qualifier number two The loser of this match gets a second chance and will play the winner from the first match

WAW ACADEMY GIVES TOUR UPDATE

Wendell MICEY Wallace recently gave an update on his Academy’s recent tour to St. Maarten. Due to inclement weather conditions over that weekend, some of the scheduled matches were not played.

However, in the first game played the Wendell A Wallace Academy team engaged the St. Maarten under 16 team. The game came down to the final over with the Academy team needing 4 runs from the last over, with 8 wickets in hand and lost the game by 2 runs. Wallace described that as an embarrassing moment but a learning experience for his youngsters. In the second game played, the Academy’s under 19 team, played against the St. Maarten under 19 team. The St. Maarten team won the game by a bigger

margin, but some of the Academy players excelled. Deshawn James got a half century and a few of the

other batsmen batted fairly well . Young France was the stand out pacer and a few of the spin bowlers also bowled well. Wallace is looking forward to taking his Academy players on a similar trip in another two years and thanked all of the wonderful sponsors and parents of the children, who all helped to raise the over $45,000.00 required, to make the trip possible.