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BROADCAST PARTNERS CONFIRMED FOR 2026 REPUBLIC BANK CPL

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August 6, 2026
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The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) is delighted to announce the official broadcast partners for the 2026 tournament, ensuring fans around the world can follow the action live.

The 2026 Republic Bank CPL will take place from 7 August to 20 September, with the tournament expanding to seven teams for the first time. Antigua & Barbuda Falcons, Barbados Tridents, Guyana Amazon Warriors, Jamaica Kingsmen, Saint Lucia Kings and St Kitts & Nevis Patriots will be joined by reigning champions Trinbago Knight Riders across 39 matches, culminating in the first-ever CPL final to be staged in Barbados.

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Fans across the globe will be able to watch every match live through the CPL’s broadcast and digital partners

Pan-Caribbean coverage will run through Rush Live & Louder, the region’s first dedicated linear cricket channel, launched by CPL in partnership with Rush Sports on 1 July 2026, giving fans year-round access to matches, highlights and original programming alongside full live coverage of the 2026 season.

These partnerships ensure the Republic Bank CPL continues to be among the most globally accessible T20 leagues in the world, with coverage spanning traditional broadcast television and digital streaming platforms.

“We’re thrilled to confirm another outstanding lineup of broadcast partners who will bring the energy and entertainment of CPL cricket to fans in every corner of the world,” said Pete Russell, CEO of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League. “With the tournament expanding to seven teams and a landmark finals week in Barbados, 2026 is shaping up to be our biggest season yet, and we’re proud to deliver it to fans wherever they are.”

The Republic Bank CPL remains committed to growing its international audience while showcasing Caribbean cricketing excellence on the global stage, with fans in every territory able to follow the tournament from first ball to final.

Territory Broadcaster
Australia Fox and YouTube
Guyana E-Networks
Europe CricBuzz
India (Linear) JioStar
Indian Sub-Continent (Digital) YouTube, FanCode
Middle East and North Africa CricBuzz
New Zealand Sky NZ and YouTube
North America Willow
Pakistan TapMad & YouTube
Bangladesh TapMad & YouTube
Pan-Caribbean Rush Live & Louder
Rest of the World YouTube
Saint Lucia Winners TV
South East Asia CricBuzz
Trinidad & Tobago CNC3
United Kingdom TNT

Caribbean Premier League

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