Leeward Islands T20

Finished

15th Match

CRR : 5.08

Antigua and Barbuda Falcons216/4(20 Overs)
Virgin Island72/10(14.1 Overs)

Virgin Island won by 144 runs

Finished

12th Match

CRR : 7.52

ST Kitts176/5(20 Overs)
Virgin Island109/10(14.3 Overs)

Virgin Iceland won by 67 runs

Finished

9th Match

CRR : 9.75

Virgin Island152/5(20 Overs)
Nevis Pro Team156/3(16 Overs)

Nevis Pro Team won by 7 wickets

Finished

4th Match

CRR : 5.95

Combined Islands126/10(19 Overs)
Virgin Island119/8(20 Overs)

Combined Islands won by 7 runs

Finished

2nd Match

CRR : 7.19

Virgin Island132/9(20 Overs)
Anguilla Pro Team133/3(18.3 Overs)

Anguilla Pro Team won by 7 wickets

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