Jersey T20 Premier League 2025
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Farmers | 6 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 40 | 0.49 |
| Old Victorians | 6 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 40 | -0.16 |
| St Ouen Springfield | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 20 | -0.01 |
| Walkovers | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 20 | -0.26 |
St Ouen Springfield lost to Walkovers by 6 wickets.
Les Quennevais, 12 July.
St Ouen Springfield 138-3 (20 overs)
Walkovers 140-4 (19 overs; R Forrest 70, B Heelis 36, T Simmons 20*)
Old Victorians beat Farmers by 7 wickets.
FB Fields, 12 July.
Farmers 109-8 (20 overs; R Palmer 27, J Kemp 22; E Giles 2-10, S Simpson 2-16)
Old Victorians 110-3 (11 overs; C Bisson 71*; S van Breda 3-30)
St Ouen Springfield lost to Farmers by 25 runs.
Les Quennevais, 5 July.
Farmers 142-3 (20 overs; J Smith 66*, W Wray 36; P Gough 2-16) St Ouen Springfield 117-7 (20 overs; J Best 52, B Aston 34; S van Breda 3-6, J Bradbury 2-23)
Walkovers lost to Old Victorians by 9 runs.
Grainville, 5 July.
Old Victorians 134-8 (20 overs; C Bisson 42; H Brooks 3-26, J Bevis 2-24, B Beeley 2-30) Walkovers 125-7 (20 overs; E Corbel 33, T Kruger 26; J Wiseman 3-11)
Farmers beat Walkovers by 8 wickets.
Farmers Field, 28 June.
Walkovers 113 (19.4 overs; N Greenwood 4-15) Farmers 114-2 (8.5 overs; J Sumeraruer 68*, N Greenwood 39)
St Ouen Springfield beat Old Victorians by 8 wickets.
Les Quennevais, 28 June.
Old Victorians 87-8 (20 overs; L Bosio 5-16) St Ouen Springfield 90-2 (14.2 overs; H Carlyon 46*, R Forrest 25*)
Farmers beat St Ouen Springfield by 4 runs (DLS).
Farmers Field, 25 June.
Farmers 142-8 (50 overs; J Sumerauer 45, C Perchard 42, W Perchard 23; E Miles 2-16) St Ouen Springfield 40-3 (6 overs; H Carlyon 21; S van Breda 2-7) (Par score at 6 overs was 44)
Old Victorians v Walkovers - abandoned.
FB Fields, 25 June.
Walkovers 121-9 (20 overs; J van der Walt 27; S Simpson 3-28) Old Victorians
Farmers lost to Old Victorians by 7 runs.
Farmers Field, 21 June.
Old Victorians 138-5 (20 overs; R Duckett 61, S Dewhurst 28; C Perchard 2-23) Farmers 131-4 (20 overs; J Smith 41*, C Perchard 35; S Dewhurst 2-20)
Walkovers lost to St Ouen Springfield by 52 runs.
Grainville, 21 June.
St Ouen Springfield 128-5 (20 overs; P Gough 43*; M Langford 2-30) Walkovers 76 (18.5 overs; L Bosio 3-11, B Aston 3-13, H Carlyon 2-17)
Old Victorians beat St Ouen Springfield by 7 wickets.
FB Fields, 14 June.
St Ouen Springfield 73 (19.1 overs; R Forrest 22; S Simpson 4-13, T Pullman 2-21) Old Victorians 77-3 (11.4 overs; J Duckett 36*, J Heward 21)
Walkovers lost to Farmers by 6 wickets.
Grainville, 14 June.
Walkovers 131-8 (20 overs; E Corbel 34, R Carnegie 30, J van der Walt 25; T Britton 2-19, C Perchard 2-31) Farmers 134-4 (19 overs; C Perchard 53, S van Breda 24*, A Bradbury 23; B Beeley 2-17)
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