WCPL Winners List Over The Years (2022-2026)

WCPL Winners List (Source: Web)The Guyana Amazon Warriors have emerged victorious in the Women’s Caribbean Premier League (WCPL 2026), defeating Trinbago Knight Riders, which featured Indian players Sushma Verma and Shikha Pandey in their lineup.In its brief existence, the Women’s Caribbean Premier League has witnessed several memorable events. In the inaugural edition, the Trinbago Knight Riders became the champions, with Barbados Royals cementing their legacy in the next seasons.Below in the article, take a look at the list of WCPL winners over the years.1) WCPL 2022 - Trinbago Knight RidersTrinbago Knight Riders won the inaugural Women’s Caribbean Premier League title after defeating Barbados Royals by 10 runs in a low-scoring final in Basseterre.Captain Deandra Dottin led the way with a 62-ball 59, helping the Knight Riders post 100/7 after being asked to bat first. Hayley Matthews starred for the Royals with both bat and ball, taking 3/22 before scoring 46, but lacked support as Barbados were bowled out for 90.Anisa Mohammed spearheaded the Knight Riders’ attack with 3/16, while Sune Luus, Hayley Jensen and Sheneta Grimmond claimed two wickets apiece to seal the title.2) WCPL 2023 - Barbados Tridents (formerly Barbados Royals)Barbados Royals clinched the inaugural WCPL title after defeating Guyana Amazon Warriors by eight runs in a thrilling final in Tarouba. Hayley Matthews led from the front, smashing 82 off 59 balls to help the Royals post 169/7 before returning to take two wickets.Guyana began their chase positively, but Shemaine Campbelle’s unbeaten 47 and Natasha McLean’s 28 were not enough. Amanda-Jade Wellington’s four-wicket haul proved decisive as the Warriors slipped from 141/3 to 161/8.Also read: 4 Indian Players Confirmed In Historic CPL StintIndia’s Shreyanka Patil finished as the tournament’s leading wicket-taker with nine scalps, while Sophie Devine was named Player of the Series.3) WCPL 2024 - Barbados Tridents (formerly Barbados Royals)Aaliyah Alleyne’s four-wicket haul and Chamari Athapaththu’s patient 39 not out off 47 helped Barbados Royals prevail in a low-scoring final against Trinbago Knight Riders to lift the WCPL title for the second successive time.Alleyne's 4 for 21 and skipper Hayley Matthews's 2 for 13 helped the Royals restrict the Knight Riders to 93/8. The Royals had a slight hiccup towards the end of the chase but eventually got over the line with five overs to spare and four wickets in hand.4) WCPL 2025 - Barbados Tridents (formerly Barbados Royals)The 2025 WCPL final saw Barbados Royals complete a three-peat, defeating Guyana Amazon Warriors by three wickets in a thrilling finish.Guyana posted 136/3 after being asked to bat first, with captain Shemaine Campbelle and Dane van Niekerk adding an unbeaten 56-run partnership to give the total some respectability.The Royals' chase appeared to be slipping away after Ashmini Munisar's 3/21 reduced them to 110/6. With 27 needed from 16 balls and only three wickets remaining, Shreyanka Patil and Aaliyah Alleyne turned the match around. Patil's aggressive 14-ball cameo and Alleyne's decisive boundaries helped Barbados reach 137/7 with two balls remaining.5) WCPL 2026 - Guyana Amazon WarriorsIn the WCPL 2026 final on September 17, 2026, Chedean Nation produced one of the greatest comebacks in the WCPL history, powering the Guyana Amazon Warriors to their maiden title with a thrilling two-wicket victory over the Trinbago Knight Riders at the Kensington Oval.After winning the toss and choosing to bat first, Sushma Verma top-scored for the Knight Riders with 39 off 34 balls, including two fours and two sixes, as the team posted 145 for six in 20 overs.South African all-rounder Marizanne Kapp added a quickfire cameo of 25 off 10 balls, before Indian pacer Pandey put on an innings of 27 off 17 balls with 2 fours and 2 sixes.She also finished with the figures of 2 for 33 from her four overs, dismissing Eboni Brathwaite and Sheneta Grimmond.With wickets continuing to fall and the pressure mounting, Guyana took the chase deep into the final over. They eventually reached 149/8 from 19.3 overs, completing a dramatic two-wicket victory with three balls remaining to claim the WCPL 2026 title.Also read: Nasser Hussain Picks World's 2 Best Batters, No Indian Listed