Explore all the venues hosting the Caribbean Premier League 2026 with our detailed stadium guides. Find pitch reports, venue records, weather conditions, capacity, boundary dimensions, and key statistics for every CPL ground.
From Kensington Oval in Barbados to Arnos Vale in St. Vincent, each venue offers unique playing conditions that can influence match results. Whether you’re a cricket fan, fantasy player, or looking for venue-specific insights, our CPL 2026 Stadiums category provides everything you need to know about the tournament’s host grounds.
There are cricket stadiums, and then there are cricket stadiums named after giants. Sir Vivian Richards Stadium — locally known as the North Sound ground — carries the name of arguably the most feared batsman the game has ever produced: Antiguian legend Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards, who at his peak was simply unmatchable. The stadium…
Sabina Park is more than just a cricket ground — it is a living monument to West Indian cricket history. Nestled in Kingston, Jamaica, the ground has witnessed some of the most extraordinary moments in the sport’s history: Garfield Sobers’ world-record 365 not out, Steve Harmison’s devastating 7/12, and Lawrence Rowe’s legendary debut double-century. Established…
Arnos Vale Ground is one of the most visually stunning cricket venues in the world. Nestled beside the Caribbean Sea on the southern tip of St. Vincent Island, this ground offers something almost no other international cricket venue can — the scent of salt air, the sound of ocean waves, and the sight of a…
Warner Park Cricket Stadium in Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis, is one of the Caribbean’s most versatile and beloved sporting facilities. Part of the larger Warner Park Sporting Complex — the only multi-sport complex of its kind in the Eastern Caribbean — the cricket stadium opened in 2006 and quickly established itself on the international…
The Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium — formerly the Beausejour Cricket Ground — stands as Saint Lucia’s crown jewel of sport and the Caribbean’s most pioneering modern cricket venue. Nestled in Gros Islet along the scenic Castries–Gros Islet Highway, just minutes from the popular tourist resort of Rodney Bay, the stadium offers a combination of…
The Brian Lara Cricket Academy — commonly referred to as the BLCA or Brian Lara Stadium — is the Caribbean’s most modern multi-purpose cricket facility. Located in Tarouba, just south of San Fernando in Trinidad and Tobago, the venue is named in honour of the West Indies’ greatest ever batsman, Brian Charles Lara. He holds…
The Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados, is widely regarded as the Mecca of Caribbean Cricket, a historic ground that has shaped West Indian cricket for over 150 years. Situated just 600 yards from the Atlantic coast, this iconic stadium has witnessed everything from the first West Indies Test match in 1930 to India’s dramatic T20 World…
Providence Stadium — officially known as the Guyana National Stadium — is the premier international cricket venue in Guyana and one of the most significant cricket arenas in the entire Caribbean. Located on the East Bank of the Demerara River, just a few kilometres south of Georgetown, the stadium was purpose-built to host international cricket…