– T&T women beat Barbados by four wickets

TWO round-one games of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Women’s Super50 tournament were abandoned without a ball bowled due to wet conditions.The games between Guyana and the Windward Islands and Jamaica and the Leeward Islands were both affected after umpires at both venues adjudged the Enterprise and Everest cricket grounds unplayable after several inspections.
Meanwhile, in the other first-round game between multi-time champions, Trinidad & Tobago and defending champions, Barbados at Enmore were reduced to 30 overs a side.
After winning the toss, Barbados reached 76-7 in their allocated overs. In reply, Trinidad and Tobago reached the target with four wickets at their disposal.
Round two will be played tomorrow, with Guyana playing Trinidad and Tobago at Enterprise, Windward Islands will face Leeward Islands at Everest and Jamaica will oppose Barbados at Enmore.
Each of the teams will play the other once in a round-robin competition, featuring five rounds of 50 overs-a-side matches – with the two teams accumulating the most points qualifying for the final to determine the winner on Sunday, July 17, at Everest.
The T20 tournament follows four days later with three matches being contested each match-day at the Guyana National Stadium before a final round of play-offs for positions one to six on Monday, July 25.