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Both teams arrive off statement results in the tournament’s opening week. Trinbago Knight Riders Women stunned three-time defending champions Barbados Tridents Women by 21 runs in the season opener, with Shikha Pandey’s 3 for 17 engineering a dramatic collapse from 107/3 to 113/7. Jamaica Empress Women, playing their first ever match, won on debut against Guyana Amazon Warriors via DLS. Stafanie Taylor captains Jamaica Empress, and Deandra Dottin leads a Trinbago side that has ended Barbados’s dominance of this fixture in some style. With both teams carrying strong momentum into this contest, the JE-W vs TKR-W Fantasy Team will be an important focus for fantasy cricket players.
JE-W vs TKR-W Match Details
Match: Jamaica Empress Women vs Trinbago Knight Riders Women, 3rd T20, Women’s Caribbean Premier League 2026
Date: Thursday, 10 September 2026
Time: 07:30 PM
Venue: Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
Live Streaming: Star Sports Network, YouTube, FanCode and CREX
A Correction on Barbados’s Record
Barbados Tridents Women are three-time defending champions, not two-time as earlier reporting around this tournament suggested, and their standing as the dominant recent force in this competition made Trinbago’s win in the opener a real upset rather than a routine result. Barbados had won their last five matches across all opposition heading into this season.
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Trinbago Knight Riders Women opened their campaign with a statement win. Sent in to bat, Laura Harris and Yastika Bhatia put on a 67 run opening stand in just 5.4 overs, Harris finishing with 38 and Bhatia 35, before Trinbago posted 155. Barbados looked set to chase it down at 107/3, but Shikha Pandey triggered a collapse of seven wickets for just 24 runs, finishing with 3 for 17 and the Player of the Match award as Barbados were bowled out for 134, a 21 run defeat for the champions.
Jamaica Empress Women also opened with a win, in their first ever match. They chased down a DLS adjusted target to beat Guyana Amazon Warriors, reaching 136/9 in 19 overs after Guyana had posted 138/7, an encouraging start for a franchise built around Stafanie Taylor and marquee signing Meg Lanning.
Points Table
Jamaica Empress Women have two points from one match, unbeaten so far. Trinbago Knight Riders Women’s points table listing has not yet caught up with their opening win over Barbados, though the result itself is confirmed and should be reflected shortly.
JE-W vs TKR-W Head to Head Record
There is none. This is the first meeting between Jamaica Empress Women and Trinbago Knight Riders Women, with Jamaica playing only their second match in franchise history.
JE-W vs TKR-W Squads
Jamaica Empress Women: Stafanie Taylor captains the side, one of the most accomplished allrounders in West Indies cricket history, having moved across from her long standing association with Guyana Amazon Warriors to become Jamaica’s headline local pick. Meg Lanning, the former Australia captain, headlines the overseas group alongside Grace Harris and India’s Yastika Bhatia, though Bhatia’s move to Trinbago for this fixture is a reminder that overseas players can appear across franchises depending on availability windows.
Full squad: Stafanie Taylor (c), Rashada Williams, Meg Lanning, Chinelle Henry, Zaida James, Djenaba Joseph, Abigail Bryce, Shriya Jairam, Syeda Aroob Shah, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Aaliyah Alleyne, Kate Wilmott, Celina Whyte, Rosemary Mair.
Trinbago Knight Riders Women: Deandra Dottin captains the side, the tournament’s inaugural Player of the Series and a proven allrounder who also contributed with the ball in the opener, taking 2 wickets. Laura Harris and Yastika Bhatia gave the side its platform in that match, and Shikha Pandey was the standout individual performer, taking 3 for 17 and the Player of the Match award. Qiana Joseph also contributed in both disciplines, scoring 25 and taking 3 for 27 with the ball.
Full squad: Deandra Dottin (c), Qiana Joseph, Laura Harris, Yastika Bhatia, Shikha Pandey, Mandy Mangru, Naijanni Cumberbatch, Amrita Ramtahal, Pooja Vastrakar, Madeline Penna, Samara Ramnath, Shawnisha Hector.
Pitch Report
Kensington Oval has hosted four tracked matches in this format so far, with the side batting first winning 75 percent of them. The average first innings score is 135, dropping only slightly to 132 in the second, suggesting totals hold up reasonably well here.
Pace and spin have been closely matched over the last 10 matches, with 51 percent of wickets going to spin against 49 percent for pace. The highest total at the venue, 169/4, was also the highest successful chase, showing that a big total is not automatically safe.
Weather Report
This is a serious concern. Thursday in Bridgetown is forecast for partly cloudy conditions, 83 percent humidity, a temperature around 27.8°C, and a 96 percent chance of rain. A shortened or interrupted match looks highly likely. Check the toss and any delay closely before finalising your fantasy team.
Probable Playing XIs
Jamaica Empress Women (Probable): Meg Lanning, Grace Harris, Stafanie Taylor (c), Chinelle Henry, Rashada Williams, Zaida James, Djenaba Joseph, Abigail Bryce, Aaliyah Alleyne, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Rosemary Mair.
Trinbago Knight Riders Women (Probable): Laura Harris, Yastika Bhatia, Deandra Dottin (c), Mandy Mangru, Qiana Joseph, Naijanni Cumberbatch, Pooja Vastrakar, Shikha Pandey, Amrita Ramtahal, Madeline Penna, Samara Ramnath.
These are estimates drawn from the confirmed squads. Final XIs are confirmed at the toss, and rain could force a reduced overs contest.
Key Player Battles
Meg Lanning vs Shikha Pandey: Jamaica Empress’s headline signing against the bowler who dismantled the defending champions in the tournament opener. Pandey’s ability to trigger collapses makes this a real early test for Lanning.
Stafanie Taylor vs Deandra Dottin: Two of the most decorated allrounders in Caribbean women’s cricket, both captains, both capable of shaping a match with either bat or ball.
Yastika Bhatia vs Jamaica’s new ball attack: Bhatia’s 35 was central to Trinbago’s platform in the opener, and how Jamaica’s bowlers respond after their own encouraging debut will be telling.
JE-W vs TKR-W Fantasy Team

Wicketkeepers: Yastika Bhatia,
Batters: Meg Lanning, Laura Harris,
All-rounders: Deandra Dottin, Qiana Joseph, Grace Harris, Aaliyah Alleyne,
Bowlers: Shikha Pandey (C), Stafanie Taylor (VC), Chinelle Henry, Pooja Vastrakar,
Pandey gets the captaincy on the back of her Player of the Match performance in the opener, 3 for 17 including the collapse that beat the defending champions, a stronger recent statistical case than any name on the Jamaica side given they have no prior tournament history. Taylor is vice captain as Jamaica’s captain and one of the most complete allrounders in the format, having delivered a winning start in the franchise’s first ever match.
Qiana Joseph is included for her allround contribution in the opener, scoring 25 and taking 3 for 27, rather than being overlooked in favour of the bigger overseas names.
Match Prediction
Trinbago Knight Riders Women arrive with real substance behind their opening result. Beating the three-time defending champions by engineering a collapse, rather than through a fluke or a shortened match, suggests a side with real depth across both batting and bowling.
Jamaica Empress Women showed they can win too, completing a DLS chase in their very first match, and Meg Lanning’s presence gives them a player capable of changing a game on her own. But this is still a new combination finding its identity, up against a Trinbago side that has already beaten the tournament’s benchmark team.
Trinbago Knight Riders Women get the edge given the scale of their opening win, though the 96 percent chance of rain means this match may not be settled in the conventional way.
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JE-W vs TKR-W Fantasy Team FAQs
Q. Who will win the JE-W vs TKR-W 3rd match today?
A. Trinbago Knight Riders Women are slightly favoured. They beat three-time defending champions Barbados Tridents in the tournament opener, while Jamaica Empress Women, though also unbeaten, are still finding their identity in only their second match.
Q. What is the JE-W vs TKR-W Fantasy prediction for the 3rd match?
A. Shikha Pandey is the top captaincy pick based on her Player of the Match performance in the opener. Stafanie Taylor and Meg Lanning are the top picks for Jamaica Empress.
Q. Did Trinbago Knight Riders really beat the defending champions?
A. Yes. They beat three-time defending champions Barbados Tridents Women by 21 runs in the tournament opener, with Shikha Pandey taking 3 for 17 to trigger a collapse from 107/3 to 113/7.
Q. Who captains Jamaica Empress Women?
A. Stafanie Taylor, the experienced West Indies allrounder who moved across from Guyana Amazon Warriors to lead the new franchise.
Q. What is the pitch report for Kensington Oval, Bridgetown?
A. The side batting first has won 75 percent of matches across four tracked games. Pace and spin have been closely matched, and even a big total has been chased down here before.
Q. Is there a rain threat for the JE-W vs TKR-W match?
A. Yes, a serious one. The forecast shows a 96 percent chance of rain with high humidity, so a shortened or interrupted match looks highly likely.
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