RegionalSports CPL to adopt ICC T20I playing conditions this season by Barbados Today 30/07/2025 written by Barbados Today 30/07/2025 1 min read A+A- Reset Saint Lucia Kings reigned as 2024 Caribbean Premier League champions. (Sportsmax) Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 122 The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) will adopt the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) T20 International playing conditions starting with the upcoming season. This strategic alignment brings CPL matches in line with the global standard, ensuring the tournament remains one of the premier cricketing showcases in the world. The recent updates to the ICC’s T20I playing conditions – particularly the stricter over rate rules – have led to notable improvements in match completion times across international cricket. You Might Be Interested In Pybus returns Holder is number two Ferdinand on the mend By adopting these same rules, the CPL aims to ensure more predictable match durations, enhancing the experience for fans, broadcasters, and all stakeholders involved. “We’ve observed how impactful the ICC’s over rate regulations have been in reducing delays during T20 Internationals,” said Michael Hall, CPL’s Tournament Operations Director. “We are committed to delivering a world-class product that is efficient, entertaining, and in step with the global game.” The CPL has always served as a critical platform for nurturing Caribbean cricketing talent. Aligning with ICC T20I standards ensures that players, especially emerging stars, operate under the same conditions they will encounter on the international stage. This move is designed to streamline the transition for players entering or returning to the West Indies national setup. (Sportsmax) Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like CWI president announces he will not run for re-election in 2028 09/12/2025 Greaves hails Test Cricket as ‘massive step up’ 09/12/2025 Guyana to enforce 35 per cent vehicle tint rule in traffic law... 07/12/2025