Kycia Knight starred with an unbeaten half-century as Barbados defeated the Leeward Islands by eight wickets to claim the CWI Women’s T20 Blaze title, adding to their Super 50 crown won last week.

The Leewards batted first at Warner Park on Saturday, making 121-5 off their 20 overs thanks to a 50-ball 33* from Divya Saxena.

Theanny Herbert-Mayers was the best bowler on the day for the Bajans with figures of 2-12 from her four overs.

The Barbados chase was then anchored be an 80-run opening stand between Knight and Aaliyah Alleyne who made 32.

In the end, Barbados claimed victory in 17.3 overs, reaching 122-2. Knight faced 51 balls for her 66*, hitting nine boundaries.

At St. Paul’s Sports Complex, Guyana won an extraordinary match against Trinidad & Tobago by one run to secure second place.

Guyana took first strike and were bowled out for a horrendous 39 in 19.3 overs with only skipper Shemaine Campbelle reaching double figures with 13 against an excellent four-over spell from Anisa Mohammed which saw her claim four wickets while conceding just five runs.

Steffie Soogrim and Shalini Samaroo also bowled eight overs between them, taking 2-7 and 2-10, respectively.

Then, amazingly, Guyana was able to defend the paltry total, bowling out T&T for 38 in 18.4 overs.

Mandy Mangru led the way with the ball with 4-11 from 3.4 overs while Ashmini Munisar took 2-8 from three overs.

At Conaree Sports Club, the Windward Islands beat Jamaica by six wickets.

Jamaica made 102-6 off their 20 overs batting first. Keneshia Ferron led the way with 32 off 41 balls while captain Stafanie Taylor made 22.

Afy Fletcher took 2-11 off her four overs for the Windwards.

The Windwards then needed only 17 overs to overhaul Jamaica’s total, reaching 103-4.

Zaida James led the way with 28 while Fletcher got 23.

The final points table saw Barbados and Guyana level on 16 points, followed by the Windwards (12), Jamaica (8), Trinidad & Tobago (8) and the Leewards (0).