Jersey have won the quadrangular women's T20 tournament held in Cyprus last weekend.  In a superb performance they won all six of their matches against the Isle of Man, Denmark and Cyprus at the Happy Valley ground.

Jersey, who are preparing for next month's T20 World Cup qualifying tournament in Rome recorded a convncing victory in every match, beating the Isle of Man by nine wickets and eight wickets, overcoming the hosts byregistered 76-run and eight wickets, and having 145 runs and eight wickets to spare against Denmark.

In a weekend of high scoring, Aimee Aikenhead was the leading batter with 220 runs while Analise Merritt aggregated 165.  Most successful of the bowlers were captain Chole Greechan and Florence Tanguy, both with ten victims.

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Jersey head coach Darren Thomas told BBC Sport:

"The girls have put a lot of hard work in this winter and they've reaped a little bit of reward for it in preparation for our Rome Division Two competition at the back end of May. We were challenged two to three times during the six games when we were put under real pressure.

"But I think it's testament to the girls' confidence, the way they've gone about their business since our T10 success in Malaga and the way they're embracing the training and philosophy towards T10 and T20 cricket."

In Rome Jersey will be up against Germany, Isle of Man, Italy Sweden and Spain with the top two countries advancing to the top division of the European qualifying tournament.

Jersey finished in third place they achieved in the same pre-qualifying tournament in 2023.