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Last updated: July 2026 — covers all seasons through CPL 2026 The Caribbean Premier League has produced some of the most explosive T20 cricket on the planet, and its record books read like a highlight reel: a 132-run assault from an opener nobody outside the Caribbean had heard of before 2019, a six-wicket spell that…
CPL 2026 runs August 7 – September 20. If you’re trying to figure out which channel or app actually carries the tournament in your country, the honest answer is: it depends entirely on where you live, and the list is more fragmented than most guides let on. This article breaks down every confirmed broadcaster, what…
The Caribbean Premier League began in 2013, founded by Cricket West Indies to replace the earlier Caribbean Twenty20 as the region’s top T20 tournament. The Jamaica Tallawahs won the inaugural title, defeating the Guyana Amazon Warriors. Since then, Trinbago Knight Riders have become the most successful franchise with five titles (2015, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2025),…
Most Wickets in CPL History: All-Time Leading Wicket-Takers List (Updated 2026) Sunil Narine is the all-time leading wicket-taker in Caribbean Premier League history. The Trinidadian spinner passed Dwayne Bravo’s long-standing record in September 2025 and has taken roughly 130 CPL wickets across 120-plus matches for Guyana Amazon Warriors and Trinbago Knight Riders, at an economy…
Johnson Charles is the all-time leading run-scorer in Caribbean Premier League history with 3,501 runs in 128 matches at an average of 28.93 and a strike rate of 132.61, including 23 half-centuries. He’s followed by Andre Fletcher (3,445) and Kieron Pollard (3,136). The single-season record belongs to Colin Munro, who scored 567 runs in the…
Since Cricket West Indies launched the Caribbean Premier League in 2013 to replace the short-lived Caribbean Twenty20, thirteen seasons have produced six different champions, several franchise rebrands, and one of the most competitive trophy races in franchise T20 cricket. Unlike the IPL, where a handful of deep-pocketed franchises tend to dominate, the CPL title has…
The Women’s Caribbean Premier League returns in September 2026 for its fifth and most ambitious edition yet — four teams, a reimagined format, a single iconic venue, and a brand-new franchise making its tournament debut. Here is everything you need to know. The Women’s Caribbean Premier League 2026 runs from September 5–17 entirely at Kensington…
The Caribbean Premier League 2026 is the most expansive edition in the tournament’s history, featuring seven franchises, a CPL debut at Arnos Vale Stadium in St. Vincent, and the return of Jamaican franchise cricket after a two-year absence. All domestic player squads were confirmed following the May 15, 2026, draft — the largest player draft…
CPL 2026 runs from August 7 – September 20, 2026, across 8 venues in 8 Caribbean territories — the most geographically expansive edition in the tournament’s 14-year history. For the first time, St Vincent & the Grenadines hosts CPL cricket, and for the first time, the CPL Final is held at Kensington Oval, Barbados. CPL…
The Caribbean Premier League is set for another exciting season in 2026, and the stadiums will once again play a huge role in shaping the tournament. From the spin-friendly conditions in Guyana to the high-scoring surfaces in Trinidad and St Lucia, every venue in CPL 2026 brings a different challenge for players and a unique…