By Zainab Shafiq 
Cricket fans across the Caribbean and beyond are counting down the days as Women’s CPL 2025 heads to Guyana for what promises to be a thrilling fourth season. Starting September 6, all matches, including the grand finale on September 17, will unfold at the iconic Providence Stadium, putting the spotlight firmly on the home of Guyana Amazon Warriors.
This year’s Women’s CPL 2025 will feature seven high-stakes encounters between three teams: defending champions Barbados Royals, 2022 winners Trinbago Knight Riders, and the determined hosts Guyana Amazon Warriors. Each side will play four league matches, two against each opponent, before the top two advance to the final. The tournament runs for just under two weeks, delivering fast-paced action with back-to-back afternoon games, most of which begin at 2 PM.
Women’s CPL 2025 Set for Fourth Edition
The Women’s Caribbean Premier League has come a long way since its 2022 debut in St Kitts. After two seasons in Trinidad & Tobago, the shift to Guyana adds fresh excitement to the Women’s CPL 2025 storyline. Barbados Royals, who’ve dominated recent seasons with back-to-back titles in 2023 and 2024, return as the team to beat. Skipper Hayley Matthews leads the charge, already the tournament’s all-time top scorer (424 runs) and wicket-taker (23 wickets), she’ll be hungry for a third straight crown.
Trinbago Knight Riders, champions in the inaugural season and finalists last year, are another major threat. Guyana Amazon Warriors, often seen as underdogs, have shown flashes of brilliance, finishing runners-up in 2023, and will be aiming to finally break through on home turf.
The fixture list is packed with drama: Royals vs Amazon Warriors on September 7, a TKR vs BR showdown on September 10, and a tantalizing final set for September 17. With each game serving as a potential decider, Women’s CPL 2025 is poised to deliver edge-of-the-seat entertainment.
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