Barbados Tridents Women vs Trinbago Knight Riders Women Toss Prediction

WCPL 2026 · 1st Match · Saturday, 5 September 2026 · 19:00 UTC (15:00 local) · Kensington Oval, Bridgetown

Toss prediction from this ground's history

What will the toss winner choose?

Bat first · 38% field-first

Bat first — captains have chosen to bat in 7 of 8 women's T20 tosses at Kensington Oval (87.5%, 2010–2022). Our model puts the chance that the toss winner bats first at 62%.

Based on
This ground's toss history
Tosses at this ground
8
Chose to field
12.5%
Period
2010–2022

Updated within minutes of the toss. The result is recorded on this page either way.

Last 8 tosses at Kensington Oval

DateToss winnerChoseMatch winnerChased?
2022-12-22West IndiesBatEnglandYes
2022-12-18EnglandBatEnglandNo
2022-12-17EnglandBatEnglandNo
2022-12-14EnglandBatEnglandNo
2019-09-18West IndiesBatAustraliaYes
2019-09-16AustraliaFieldAustraliaYes
2019-09-14West IndiesBatAustraliaYes
2010-05-16AustraliaBatAustraliaNo

Women's T20 matches only, newest first, from ball-by-ball records.

What each side tends to do

We have no toss history for Barbados Tridents Women in our women's T20 data.

We have no toss history for Trinbago Knight Riders Women in our women's T20 data.

Shown for context. Our call rests on the ground's history, not on the sides.

Does the toss matter at Kensington Oval?

In 8 decided women's T20 matches here, the side batting second won 4 (50%). Small sample — read it as a tendency, not a rule.

Start: 19:00 UTC · 15:00 local time (afternoon match).

Forecast at the start: 28°C · humidity 80% · overcast · showers

Weather from MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), fetched 2026-09-05 09:07 UTC. Shown for context; the call above rests on the ground's history.

How this BTW vs TKRW toss prediction is made

We do not predict who wins the coin — that is 50/50. We predict what the winner will choose. We start from how often captains at this ground have chosen to field, and blend it with the women's T20 average (55%) so that a handful of matches can never produce an extreme number. The sample size and period are always shown beside the figure.

A fair word on what this is and is not: in some seasons the ground-based call beats "always bowl first" by a few points, in others it does not. What it does reliably is put the right probability on the right ground — and every call here is checked in public within minutes of the toss.

Full method, dew and captaincy context: our toss decision framework.

BTW vs TKRW toss prediction FAQ

What is the BTW vs TKRW toss prediction?

Bat first — captains have chosen to bat in 7 of 8 women's T20 tosses at Kensington Oval (87.5%, 2010–2022). Our model puts the chance that the toss winner bats first at 62%. We predict the decision, not the coin: whoever wins the toss, this is what we expect them to do.

Does winning the toss matter at Kensington Oval?

In 8 decided women's T20 matches at Kensington Oval in our data, the side batting second won 4 (50%). The toss sets which side gets that choice; it does not decide the match.

How is this toss prediction made?

We start from how often captains at this ground have chosen to field, and blend it with the women's T20 average (55%) so that a small sample cannot produce an extreme number. The sample size and period are shown with every figure. The result is added within minutes of the toss and stays on this page.

What happened at the toss?

The toss has not happened yet. This page updates within minutes of it, and the result is recorded against the call above.

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Last updated: 2026-09-05. Published 2026-09-05.

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