St Lucia T10 Blast Latest Scores & Results

Saturday, 5 Jul 2025

Finished

23:30
24th Match

CRR : 11.40

Whiptail Smashers122/6(10 Overs)
Calabash Giants114/6(10 Overs)

Whiptail Smashers won by 8 runs

Finished

21:00
23rd Match

CRR : 11.86

Bamboo Blasters89/8(10 Overs)
Piton Stickers83/3(7 Overs)

Piton Stickers won by 7 wickets

Friday, 4 Jul 2025

Finished

23:30
22nd Match

CRR : 15.00

Amazonian Warriors72/2(5 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage75/3(5 Overs)

Iyanola Heritage won by 7 wickets

Finished

21:00
21st Match

CRR : 10.11

Whiptail Smashers102/5(10 Overs)
Bamboo Blasters91/7(9 Overs)

Whiptail Smashers won by 2 runs (DLS method)

Thursday, 3 Jul 2025

Finished

23:30
20th Match

CRR : 13.50

Piton Stickers113/7(10 Overs)
Amazonian Warriors117/4(8.4 Overs)

Amazonian Warriors won by 6 wickets

Finished

21:00
19th Match

CRR : 10.89

Calabash Giants101/5(9 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage98/6(9 Overs)

Calabash Giants won by 4 runs

Wednesday, 2 Jul 2025

Finished

23:30
18th Match

CRR : 10.25

Whiptail Smashers91/9(10 Overs)
Amazonian Warriors94/5(9.1 Overs)

Amazonian Warriors won by 5 wickets

Finished

21:00
17th Match

CRR : 11.10

Calabash Giants122/5(10 Overs)
Piton Stickers111/8(10 Overs)

Calabash Giants won by 11 runs

Finished

00:30
16th Match

CRR : 0

Bamboo Blasters97/9(10 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage97/4 & 9/1(0.5 Overs)

Match tied (Iyanola Heritage won the superover)

Tuesday, 1 Jul 2025

Finished

22:00
15th Match

CRR : 14.65

Calabash Giants77/7(10 Overs)
Amazonian Warriors83/2(5.4 Overs)

Amazonian Warriors won by 8 wickets

Monday, 30 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
14th Match

CRR : 13.30

Whiptail Smashers137/4(10 Overs)
Bamboo Blasters133/2(10 Overs)

Whiptail Smashers won by 4 runs

Finished

21:00
13th Match

CRR : 11.18

Piton Stickers92/6(10 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage95/5(8.3 Overs)

Iyanola Heritage won by 5 wickets

Sunday, 29 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
12th Match

CRR : 10.90

Amazonian Warriors125/4(10 Overs)
Whiptail Smashers109/2(10 Overs)

Amazonian Warriors won by 16 runs

Finished

21:00
11th Match

CRR : 9.00

Piton Stickers117/3(10 Overs)
Bamboo Blasters90/8(10 Overs)

Piton Stickers won by 27 runs

Saturday, 28 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
10th Match

CRR : 6.39

Calabash Giants33/4(5.1 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage

Match Abandoned

Finished

21:00
9th Match

CRR : 18.00

Piton Stickers53/6(5 Overs)
Amazonian Warriors57/0(3.1 Overs)

Amazonian Warriors won by 10 wickets

Friday, 27 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
8th Match

CRR : 13.47

Calabash Giants104/7(10 Overs)
Whiptail Smashers110/1(8.1 Overs)

Whiptail Smashers won by 9 wickets

Finished

21:00
7th Match

CRR : 12.65

Iyanola Heritage96/6(10 Overs)
Bamboo Blasters97/1(7.4 Overs)

Bamboo Blasters won by 9 wickets

Thursday, 26 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
6th Match

CRR : 9.90

Piton Stickers120/6(10 Overs)
Calabash Giants99/4(10 Overs)

Piton Stickers won by 21 runs

Finished

21:00
5th Match

CRR : 22.80

Bamboo Blasters122/0 & 19/0(0.5 Overs)
Amazonian Warriors122/5 & 18/2(1 Overs)

Bamboo Blasters won in superover

Wednesday, 25 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
4th Match

CRR : 10.30

Iyanola Heritage121/3(10 Overs)
Whiptail Smashers103/2(10 Overs)

Iyanola Heritage won by 18 runs

Finished

21:00
3rd Match

CRR : 11.00

Bamboo Blasters124/4(10 Overs)
Calabash Giants110/9(10 Overs)

Bamboo Blasters won by 14 runs

Tuesday, 24 Jun 2025

Finished

23:30
2nd Match

CRR : 15.80

Whiptail Smashers105/7(10 Overs)
Piton Stickers108/2(6.5 Overs)

Piton Stickers won by 8 wickets

Finished

21:00
1st Match

CRR : 13.90

Amazonian Warriors91/5(10 Overs)
Iyanola Heritage95/1(6.5 Overs)

Iyanola Heritage won by 9 wickets

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