Bermuda's national cricket team captain Terryn Fray says his side has built a strong platform heading into what promises to be a demanding year of international competition in 2027.

The island's cricketers return home with silverware after lifting the North American Cup, overcoming hosts Cayman Islands by 42 runs in the final at the Jimmy Powell Oval in George Town. The result capped an impressive tournament for Bermuda, who demonstrated depth in both batting and bowling throughout the competition.

Fray credited the squad's preparation and collective effort for the success, noting that the triumph provides valuable momentum as the team looks ahead to a congested fixture list. The captain believes the experience gained against regional opposition will serve Bermuda well in the challenges to come.

The North American Cup victory adds to a growing list of encouraging performances by the national side, and team officials are hopeful the winning habit can be carried into next year's tournaments. With several competitions on the horizon, Bermuda's cricketers will be aiming to build on their recent form and continue raising the island's profile in the international game.