For the Guyanese franchise, to accomplish the goal of a sixth title in seven seasons of the Professional Cricket League, they would need to win their remaining two matches, and hope other results go in their favour.
Both Pride and Trinidad and Tobago Red Force lost their third-round matches and their first loss for this season meant they did not pick up many points.
Red Force lost to Leeward Hurricanes by 187 runs and have dropped to third place with 43.0 points, while Hurricanes have popped into second with 46.4 points.
The fourth round starts on May 25 and Harpy Eagles will head to Diego Martin Sports Complex to play Jamaica Scorpions (29.6 points), while Pride and Red Force battle at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy and Hurricanes face the bottom-placed Windward Volcanoes (15.6 points) at the Queen’s Park Oval.
