Wcpl final 2025: The final of the Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL) 2025 was full of thrill. Barbados Royals defeated Guyana Amazon Warriors by 3 wickets and won the title. With this victory, Barbados won the trophy for the third consecutive time and completed the title hat -trick in the league.

Guyana’s performance in first batting

In the final played at the Providence Stadium, Guyana Amazon Warriors scored 136 runs for 3 wickets in 20 overs. His batsmen gave a stable start, but failed to score a big score. Barbados bowlers kept pressure in the middle overs and kept pressure.

Barbados’ innings and crisis watch

Chasing the target, the Barbados team needed 28 runs in the last three overs to win. In the 18th over, Ashmini Munisar made the match exciting by taking wickets for two consecutive balls. Barbados was 110 for 7 wickets on the scoreboard and the expectation of victory was almost over.

At this difficult time, India’s Shreyanka Patil came to bat at the crease. Facing a hat -trick ball, he played a brilliant reverse sweep as soon as he came and hit the third man. After this, by putting another four on the next ball, he increased both the morale and hope of the team. His aggressive shots changed the attitude of the match.

Steps moving towards victory

In the 19th over, Shreyanka got a chance to play only one ball and took a single strike and rotated the strike. Aliah Ellen, who is playing at the other end, also reduced the pressure of the team by hitting fours and sixes. Even in the last over, Shremaka showed the responsibility while rotating the strike and in the end, along with Ellen, brought her team to the target.

Shremaka scored an unbeaten 10 off just 6 balls. His small but decisive innings won Barbados and made him the hero of the final.

Story created by returning from injury

Shremanka Patil was a long time injured and the Women’s Premier League did not play in 2025. She was out of the field since October 2024, but she made a strong comeback in this season of CPL and made her team champion as soon as she came.

Barbados title hat -trick

This victory was very special for Barbados Royals. This was the fourth season of this league of three teams and Barbados captured the trophy for the third consecutive time. Shreyanka Patil’s contribution to this victory will be remembered for a long time.

Indian T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav recently went viral on social media, when he performed ‘Ara Farming’ dance with Indian women’s team all -rounder Shreyanka Patil. In this video, both of them are seen dancing on a moving car, telling that both of them have copied a viral dance trend, which remains the subject of discussion on social media at this time.

How did the trend start? Now Surya has also become part of it

Ara farming dance first got recognition when an 11 -year -old Asian child did it during a boat race. His energy and dance moves caught everyone’s attention. This dance soon became very popular on social media. After this, now Surya was also seen doing this dance challenge. She was accompanied by Shreyaka, the all -rounder of the women’s team. This video of both of them is very much liked by people on social media. Surya and Shreyaka’s dance is dominated on social media.

Suryakumar Yadav and Shreyanka Patil in the ‘Aura Farming’ trend Reel. pic.twitter.com/xh60rpvwx5

– Mufaddal Vohra (@Mufaddal_vohra) July 25, 2025

Surya is working on fitness in Bengaluru after surgery

Recently, Surya has undergone surgery after playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 and Mumbai T20 League. He is currently working on his fitness to land on the field at the National Cricket Stadium in Bengulru. Surya will soon be seen playing for the Indian team once again.

At the same time, Shreyana was injured in Women’s Premier League 2024. He was selected in the India A team for the tour of Australia. But she could not pass the fitness test in NCA. But now his eyes will be on the 2025 Women’s World Cup. She would like that she should fully fit, return to the field as soon as possible.

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Wcpl draft 2025: Indian cricket players are usually seen playing very little in foreign leagues. Now the star spinner of the Indian women’s team Shreyanka Patil, Rajasthan Royals team will be seen playing for Barbados Royals in the Caribbean Premier League. Shreyanka has been struggling with previous persistent injuries, so last season women could not participate in the Caribbean Premier League. At the same time, in the 2023 season, he helped the team of Guyana Warriors to travel to the finals.

In the Caribbean Premier League 2025, Shreyanka Patil became the fourth foreign player in the Squad of Barbados Royals. 2 other foreign players in the form of Chamari Atapattu and Haley Mathews will continue to open for the team of Barbados. The bowling unit of Barbados Royals looks very similar to the previous season, but with the arrival of Shreyanka Patil, his bowling line-up has definitely strengthened.

Shreyanka Patil returning after a long time

India’s star spin bowler Shreonka Patil contributed significantly to the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s historic trophy victory in WPL 2024. After that victory, she has been able to play very few matches for Team India and now she would like to return to WCPL and leave her mark on the field. Apart from Shremaka Patil, Shikha Pandey and Saloni Dangore will be two Indian players, who will be playing in the women’s Caribbean Premier League 2025. Both Pandey and Saloni will play for Trinabago Knight Riders.

The women’s Caribbean Premier League 2025 will start from 6 September and the tournament will conclude on 17 September. Shreyanka Patil is going to play for Barbados Royals, who has been winning the WCPL title from both the last two times. Let us know that the team of Barbados Royals has reached the final of WCPL three times so far.

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