Awaited Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) 2025 Promising another thrilling season of T20 cricket, is ready to start on 6 September. Three teams – Guyana Amazon Warriors, Trinbago Knight RiderSand Barbados roles –17 will fight for domination in a double round-robin format, with the final scheduled at Guyana National Stadium on 17 September.
Whereas Hele Mathews Will lead the royals and Dendra dotin The knights will captain riders, experienced Staphyne taylor Guyana is ready to martial Amazon warriors.
Tournament format and enthusiasm building
Each of the three sides will play two teams twice, which will ensure intensive competition before the top two in the grand finale. With the Caribbean and beyond star players, WCPL 2025 is expected to attract focus on fans worldwide.
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Guyana Amazon Warriors’ best for WCPL 2025
| Player | Role | Expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Staphyne taylor | Captain, all -rounder | As the most experienced player, Taylor is expected to guide the warriors with their strategic leadership and calm appearance. With the bat, she will anchor the innings, ensure stability in the top and middle order. Its off-spin will be important in breaking the partnership, especially under pressure situations. |
| Lauren Winfield-Hil | Opener, batsman | Winfield-Hil will be tasked to provide quick and solid start during the powerplay. He is expected to attack cricket, rotate the strike effectively, and lay the foundation for the middle order. His experience in the Global League makes an important contributor against quality bowling attacks. |
| Shemine campbell | wicket keeper | Campbell will be expected to hold the innings together in the middle overs, chase or guide the batting when the initial wicket falls. Behind the stump, his sharp reflex and reliability will be important in supporting bowlers with dismissal and run-out opportunities. |
| Chadian nation | Middle-order batsman | The role of the nation will be to create composition and flexibility in the middle order. He is expected to absorb pressure when needed, rotate the strike smartly, and move towards the latter part of the innings. |
| Laura Harris | Power-hitter, batsman | Harris will be expected to take the bowlers aggressively in the final overs, which replaces minor yogas in competitive people. Their role as a finisher will be to clean the boundaries and raise the run rate under pressure. |
| Medaline pane | All -round | Penna is expected to provide balance with his ability to chip with quick runs and give affordable bowling mantra. His adaptability makes him a valuable property in both batting and bowling departments. |
| Britney Cooper | Middle-order batsman | Cooper is expected to strengthen the middle order by creating significant participation. His experience allows him to shift the gear based on the situation – consolidating after the initial wicket or intensifying if needed. |
| Ashmini munisar | All -round | Munisar will be seen to distribute the influential overs of spin, especially against aggressive batsmen. With the bat, she can play a supporting role by adding a handy run under the order. |
| Shabney Ismail | Fast bowler | Ismail will promote speed attack, expect a strike with a new ball and disturb opponents with their speed. In the death overs, it would be important in restricting borders and maintaining control under pressure. |
| Karishma Ramahark | Spinner | Rampaharan will be expected to apply brakes during the middle overs with the opposition’s scoring rate. She will also play the role of a partnership breaker, using her variations to dismiss the set batsmen. |
| Cherry-N Fraser | Fast bowler | The role of Fraser will be to provide Ismail as well as pace support, using its accuracy and aggression to make wickets opportunities. That too will be trusted to give tight overs in the middle and at the time of death. |
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