The Trinidad and Tobago Red Force are set to face the Leeward Islands Hurricanes in a pivotal CG United Super50 Cup match on November 27 at Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain. With the Red Force currently second in the standings with 22 points, this encounter is crucial for their chances of advancing to the final on November 29. A victory would secure their place in the title match, where they would compete for the coveted championship. The Red Force’s position is precarious, as leaders Barbados Pride (27 points) and third-placed Windward Islands Volcanoes (17 points) remain within striking distance. Meanwhile, the Hurricanes, sitting fourth with eight points, are desperate for their first win after two losses and two rain-affected matches. The tournament has been marred by persistent rain, with seven of the past 12 matches ending in no results and one decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method. TT head coach Rayad Emrit expressed frustration over the weather disruptions, emphasizing the team’s readiness and the importance of securing a win. The Red Force have bolstered their squad with the inclusion of wicketkeeper-batsman Amir Jangoo, who replaces the injured Kjorn Ottley. Jangoo, fresh from international duty with the West Indies, brings valuable experience to the team. Despite limited playtime in recent weeks, the Red Force remain optimistic, with Emrit praising the squad’s professionalism and mental preparedness. The Hurricanes, though resilient, face an uphill battle against a determined Red Force side. Elsewhere, Barbados Royals aim to maintain their top spot against Guyana Harpy Eagles, while Windward Islands Volcanoes seek a crucial win over Jamaica Scorpions.