The Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League will launch the CPL Hall of Fame.
CPL says the new annual honour was created to recognise the players and individuals who have defined the tournament’s success since its inception in 2013.
Two honourees will be inducted each year: one player and one person who made a monumental impact on the event off the field.
The first two inductees will be announced in the coming weeks.
The inaugural Hall of Fame gala dinner will take place in Barbados on September 15th 2026.
Proceeds from the evening will support The Sir Clive Lloyd Healthcare Foundation, which is working to raise awareness of prostate cancer and improve access to testing and early detection across the region, including through its Great Catch initiative.
Speaking on the initiative, CPL CEO Pete Russell says, “CPL has given us thirteen years of moments people still talk about – Gayle in 2013, Pollard’s record-breaking eighteenth title, Dwayne Bravo’s wickets and wins, and nights nobody who was there will forget. The Hall of Fame is how we make sure those moments, and the people who created them, are never lost. As we head into our second decade, it’s time to give this tournament’s history a permanent home.”
