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From Chris Gayle’s 47 not out that helped Jamaica Tallawahs secure the inaugural CPL title in 2013 to Trinbago Knight Riders’ blistering 267-2, still the highest total in tournament history, the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has spent the last 13 years producing moments that have defined Caribbean cricket. Now, those moments, and the people behind them, are set to receive permanent recognition.
The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League has announced the launch of the CPL Hall of Fame, a new annual honour created to recognise the players and individuals who have helped define the tournament’s success since its inception in 2013.
The Hall of Fame will induct two honourees each year: one player and one individual who has made a monumental impact on the competition off the field. The awards will celebrate performances, leadership, and contributions that have helped establish the CPL as one of the most popular T20 franchise competitions in world cricket.
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