ST JOHN'S, Antigua — Trinidad and Tobago’s Under-19 women continued their impressive run in the CWI Rising Stars Under-19 Championship, producing another dominant performance to remain unbeaten.

T&T defeated the Windward Islands by 10 wickets, securing their third consecutive victory and maintaining a perfect record at the top of the competition.

The match was effectively decided by T&T’s outstanding bowling attack, which dismissed the Windward Islands for only 52 runs in 19.4 overs.

Samara Ramnath was the standout performer, taking 4-10 and completing a hat-trick during a devastating spell.

The Windward Islands struggled to build partnerships, with only Jaeda Tyrell and Kaela George making double figures.

T&T’s batters then completed the chase without losing a wicket, turning the match into a one-sided contest.

The victory gives Trinidad and Tobago three wins from three matches and strengthens its position as one of the leading teams in the tournament.

The result also highlights the growing depth of women’s cricket talent in Trinidad and Tobago, with the Under-19 programme providing young players with valuable regional competition experience.

For the national setup, the perfect start provides significant momentum heading into the remaining matches.

T&T will now look to maintain its unbeaten run and carry its early tournament dominance through the rest of the championship.