With two competitive rounds already setting the tone, the 2026 North Zone T20 Tournament intensified on April 26 as Round 3 results began to shape the quarterfinal picture.
Early momentum in the competition came from teams like Santa Cruz Sports Association and QPCC, who secured narrow wins in Round 1, while Barataria Ball Players and Savannah Boys stamped authority with dominant performances.
Round 2 saw The Harvard Club emerge as serious contenders, powered by Keegan Jones’ blistering century, while Savannah Boys and Combine All Stars also kept their campaigns alive.
In Round 3, consistency proved decisive.
The Harvard Club maintained its winning run with a comfortable seven-wicket victory over QPCC, thanks to composed unbeaten knocks from Kemuel Yard (32*) and Jerome Simpson (32*).
At the Brian Lara Recreation Ground, Santa Cruz continued their strong showing, edging Combine All Stars by eight runs, with Devon Sween (47) anchoring the innings and Cordell Andrews (3/19) starring with the ball.
Invincible returned to form at Invincible Ground, defeating Glenora by 23 runs.
Former Glenora captain Dusty Joseph played a pivotal role against his old club, top-scoring with 47 and chipping in with a wicket, while Rodwell Williams’ five-wicket haul sealed the result.
Meanwhile, Ebony Sports Club capitalized on a rain-shortened encounter at Ato Boldon Recreation Ground, chasing a revised target of 26 in just 3.3 overs.
Jesse Roland’s early six-hitting effectively ended Bourg Mulatresse CCC’s hopes.
After three rounds, teams like The Harvard Club, Santa Cruz Sports Association, and Barataria Ball Players appear to have built the strongest momentum heading into the knockout stage, while others face a fight to stay alive.
The tournament now shifts to the quarterfinals on May 2, with semi-finals scheduled for May 3 and the final set for May 9, as the battle for North Zone supremacy enters its closing phase.
2026 North Zone T20 Tournament
18th April – Round 1
At Brian Lara Recreation Ground: Santa Cruz Sports Association 192 for 9 in 20 overs (Devon Sween 74, Ayden Antoine 27*, Brian Yearwood 18; Lennard Lezama 3/26, Reshawn Guevara 2/36, Abraham Alanzo 2/42) vs. Shannon 173 for 8 in 20 overs (Reshawn Guevara 75, Abraham Alanzo 16; Aaron Ambroze 3/44, Cordell Andrews 1/16, Tyrell Guiseppi 1/19). Santa Cruz won by 19 runs
Maracas: QPCC 152 in 19.4 overs (Aarush Shavili 32, Akash Singh 23, Christian O’Connor 22; Darrell Dennison 3/11, Ramon Diaz 2/15, Trevor Padilla 2/29) vs. North Side Future Stars 149 in 18.1 overs (Anil Katwaroo, Kwesi Fournillier 26, Richard A 20). QPCC won by 3 runs
Barataria Oval: Bourg Mulatresse CCC 81 in 20 overs (Shawn Cort 16; Dexter Ramdhanie 3/8, Derron Wilson 3/9, Jerome Derrell 1/8) vs. Barataria Ball Players 83 for 2 in 10 overs (Kevis John 30*, Joey Samuel 20, Matthias Ramdular 14; Benny Hailal 2/22). Barataria Ball Players won by 8 wickets
At Glenora Grounds: Savannah Boys 149 for 8 in 19 overs (Vijay Teemal 47, Jai Teemal 44, Kenroy Williams 4/16, Stefon Bissoon 3/34, Andy Alexander 1/17) vs. Glenora Sports 145 for 5 in 19 overs (Kenroy Williams 60; Aneesh Sookoo 2/43, Ameer Ali 1/18, Vijai Teemal 1/26). Savannah Boys won by 4 runs
19 April – Round 2
Maracas: North Side Future Stars 161 for 6 in 18 overs (Kwesi Fournillier 61, Kendall Guerra 26, Richard A 20; Kylon Jacob 3/36, Israel Belle 1/15, Andre Yard 1/27) vs. The Harvard Club 163 for 5 in 17.2 overs (Keegan Jones 108, Andre Yard 20, Jerome Simpson 14; Claude De Vignes 2//21, Richard A 1/10, Darrel Dennison 1/33. The Harvard Club won by 5 wickets
Barataria Oval: Barataria Ball Players 159 for 4 in 15 overs (Joey Samuel 60, Marlon Phillip 53; Jevon Charles 2/16) vs. Ebony Sports Club 88 for 6 (Nikosi Pacheco 24*, Teron Harbin 20; Carl Vialva 2/6, Dexter Ramdhanie 2/11, Marlon Phillip 2/13). Barataria Ball Players won by 71 runs
Queen’s Park Savannah: Invincible 158 for 9 in 17 overs (Dusty Joseph 53, Devindra Maharaj 45; Riaf Ali 3/29, Sameer Ali 1/19) vs. Savannah Boys 159 for 3 in 16.1 overs (Sameer Ali 56*, Jai Teemal 49*; Darren Chaitra, Ryan Ali 1/35). Savannah Boys won by 7 runs
Queen’s Park Savannah: Shannon 132 for 7 in 20 overs vs. Combine All Stars 135 for 7 in 18.3 overs. Combine won by three wickets
26 April – Round 3
Invincible Ground: Invincible 140 for 8 in 18 overs (Dusty Joseph 47, Darren Chaitra 20, Lavon Jagoo 17; Kaveer Seiwsankar 2/22, Andu Alexander 2/33, Kenroy Williams 1/14) vs. Glenora 117 in 12.5 overs (Kenroy Williams 32, Andy Alexander 15, Stefon Bissoon 15; Rodwell Williams 5/33, Ryan Ali 2/29, Dusty Joseph 1/11). Invincible won by 23 runs
Ato Boldon Recreation Ground: Bourg Mulatresse CCC 25 for 2 in 5.0 overs (Benny Hallal 16*; Roger Clement 1/1, Wendell George 1/5) vs Ebony Sports Club 27 for 3 in 3.3 overs (Jesse Roland 12, Aquila Babb 10*, Kadeem Roberts 1*; Mark Aparicio 1/1, Kevin Holder 1/7). Ebony Sports Club won by seven wickets
Brian Lara Recreation Ground: Santa Cruz Sports Association 132 for 9 in 20 overs (Devon Sween 47, Alexis Ambrose 22, Cordell Andrews 18; Rishi Ramgoolie 4/26, Brent Lezama 2/23, Rishi Rampersad 1/23) vs Combine All Stars Sports Club 124 in 19.5 overs (Frank Simmons 24, Steven Alfonso 23, Ray Campbell 18; Cordell Andrews 3/19, Keron Raymond 2/11, Brian Yearwood 2/13). Santa Cruz Sports Association won by 8 runs
QPCC Grounds: QPCC North Zone 123 for 9 in 20 overs (Akash Singh 20, Elijah Ashton 20, Aarush Shavili 15; Joshua Cummins 2/12, Yohance Kwesi 2/19, Sylvon Cummings 1/15) vs The Harvard Club 124 for 3 in 18.1 overs (Kemuel Yard 32*, Jerome Simpson 32*, Andre Yard 27; Jordan Bryce 2/23, Aydin Ali 1/24). The Harvard Club won by 7 wickets
2 May – Quarterfinals
3 May – Semi-finals
9 May – Final
