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    The Guyana Harpy Eagles are currently leading the points table after three rounds of the 2025 West Indies Championship

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    The Guyana Harpy Eagles are currently at the top of the points table in the 2025 West Indies Championship, following a strong performance in the first three rounds. The defending champions have amassed 57.6 points, thanks to victories over the Barbados Pride and Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC), as well as earning first innings points in their rain-affected match against the West Indies Academy.

    Current Standings

    The standings after three rounds show the Harpy Eagles in first place, closely followed by the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force with 55.4 points. The Leeward Islands Hurricanes are in third with 50.8 points, while the Barbados Pride occupy fourth place with 50 points.

    RankTeamMatchesWinsLossesPoints
    1Guyana Harpy Eagles32057.6
    2Trinidad & Tobago Red Force32055.4
    3Leeward Islands Hurricanes32050.8
    4Barbados Pride32150.0
    5Jamaica Scorpions31232.6
    6Windward Islands Volcanoes30216.8
    7Combined Campuses and Colleges30215.2
    8West Indies Academy30212.8

    Recent Performances

    The Harpy Eagles’ success in the tournament has been marked by impressive wins. In their opening match, they defeated the Barbados Pride by 10 wickets, showcasing their batting prowess. They followed this up with an eight-wicket victory over the CCC, demonstrating their ability to chase down targets effectively.

    However, their match against the West Indies Academy ended in a draw due to rain, though they secured valuable first innings points. This performance highlights the team’s resilience and adaptability in challenging conditions.

    Upcoming Matches

    As the tournament progresses, the Harpy Eagles will face stiff competition from other top teams. Their upcoming match against the Jamaica Scorpions on March 5 is highly anticipated, as both teams look to consolidate their positions in the standings.

    The Guyana Harpy Eagles’ current lead in the points table is a testament to their consistent performance and strategic team play. With four rounds remaining, they are well-positioned to defend their title, but they must maintain their momentum to stay ahead of their closest rivals.

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