Vincy Premier League T10

Finished

5th.Place.Play.off

CRR : 11.04

Fort Charlotte Strikers99/4(10 Overs)
Salt Pond Breakers103/4(9.2 Overs)

Salt Pond Breakers won by 6 wickets

Finished

21st Match

CRR : 10.86

Fort Charlotte Strikers104/8(10 Overs)
La Soufriere Hikers105/8(9.4 Overs)

La Soufriere Hikers won by 2 wickets

Finished

19th Match

CRR : 11.50

Dark View Explorers132/5(9 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers92/6(8 Overs)

Dark View Explorers won by 27 runs (D/L method)

Finished

18th Match

CRR : 11.10

Botanical Gardens Rangers132/2(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers111/7(10 Overs)

Botanical Gardens Rangers won by 21 runs

Finished

13th Match

CRR : 9.80

La Soufriere Hikers132/4(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers98/7(10 Overs)

La Soufriere Hikers won by 34 runs

Finished

9th Match

CRR : 10.91

Fort Charlotte Strikers79/8(10 Overs)
Salt Pond Breakers80/2(7.2 Overs)

Salt Pond Breakers won by 8 wickets

Finished

8th Match

CRR : 10.25

Fort Charlotte Strikers81/5(10 Overs)
Grenadines Divers82/3(8 Overs)

Grenadines Divers won by 7 wickets

Finished

3rd Match

CRR : 7.80

Dark View Explorers91/10(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers78/8(10 Overs)

Dark View Explorers won by 13 runs

Finished

2nd Match

CRR : 12.44

Botanical Gardens Rangers108/6(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers112/4(9 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 6 wickets

Finished

Final

CRR : 12.80

Fort Charlotte Strikers95/5(10 Overs)
Botanical Gardens Rangers96/2(7.3 Overs)

Botanical Gardens Rangers won by 8 wickets

Finished

Qualifier 1

CRR : 12.10

Fort Charlotte Strikers158/1(10 Overs)
La Soufriere Hikers121/5(10 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 37 runs

Finished

23rd Match

CRR : 11.20

Fort Charlotte Strikers133/1(10 Overs)
Dark View Explorers112/6(10 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 21 runs

Finished

21st Match

CRR : 12.71

Grenadines Divers107/7(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers108/3(8.3 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 7 wickets

Finished

19th Match

CRR : 8.50

La Soufriere Hikers105/6(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers85/8(10 Overs)

La Soufriere Hikers won by 20 runs

Finished

14th Match

CRR : 9.40

Fort Charlotte Strikers103/3(10 Overs)
La Soufriere Hikers94/5(10 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 9 runs

Finished

10th Match

CRR : 12.35

Dark View Explorers100/2(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers105/3(8.3 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 7 wickets

Finished

8th Match

CRR : 9.60

Botanical Gardens Rangers87/7(10 Overs)
Fort Charlotte Strikers88/4(9.1 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 6 wickets

Finished

5th Match

CRR : 9.81

Fort Charlotte Strikers82/6(10 Overs)
Salt Pond Breakers85/4(8.4 Overs)

Salt Pond Breakers won by 6 wickets

Finished

4th Match

CRR : 8.18

Fort Charlotte Strikers126/4(10 Overs)
Grenadines Divers75/10(9.1 Overs)

Fort Charlotte Strikers won by 51 runs

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