TKR-W 123/7 in 20 Overs [Jess Jonassen 51(45), Deandra Dottin 31(33); Molly Penfold 4/17 in 4 Overs] lost to GAW-W 125/5 in 18.5 Overs [Stefanie Taylor 39(44), Amy Hunter 27(31); Shikha Pandey 2/23 in 3.5 Overs] by 5 wickets
The Trinbago Knight Riders Women returned to the field with determination as they faced the Guyana Amazon Warriors Women in an important WCPL 2025 clash. Coming into the game looking to make a strong comeback, the Knight Riders were focused on putting together a complete team performance to notch their first win of the season. The energy in the stands reflected the excitement of the fans, who were eager to see their favourite TKR stars step up and showcase their quality on the big stage.
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Batting first, the Knight Riders Women built a fighting total of 123/7 from their 20 overs. Jess Jonassen stood tall with a well-crafted 51 off 45 deliveries, holding the innings together with her calm presence and smart stroke play. Deandra Dottin provided valuable support with 31 runs, showing her trademark power and composure under pressure. Despite Molly Penfold’s impressive spell for the opposition, the Knight Riders showed resilience, ensuring the scoreboard kept moving and setting a total that kept them in the contest.
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In response, the Knight Riders bowlers fought hard to keep the chase in check, with Shikha Pandey leading the charge by striking twice at crucial stages. The team’s fielding effort remained sharp and spirited throughout, reflecting their never-say-die attitude. Despite their disciplined approach and late breakthroughs, the Amazon Warriors managed to reach the target in the final overs with five wickets in hand. While the result did not go their way, the Knight Riders displayed grit and character, leaving fans optimistic that the team is close to turning their efforts into victories in the matches ahead.
