Antigua & Barbuda Falcons take on St Kitts & Nevis Patriots in Match 11 of CPL 2026 at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound on 2026-08-24. With the double round-robin format meaning every result carries weight, both teams will be desperate to claim two points.

The Patriots and Falcons are Leeward Islands rivals in every sense. St Kitts and Antigua are neighbouring islands with a sporting rivalry that predates the CPL by generations. When these two meet, it is about more than cricket. It is about island pride, community identity, and bragging rights that last until the next encounter.

The Falcons are the newest franchise in the CPL, replacing the Jamaica Tallawahs from 2024. Brandon King anchors the batting with his elegant stroke play, while Hayden Walsh Jr. provides a potent leg-spin option in the middle overs. Chris Green’s miserly off-spin has been a feature of CPL cricket for years.

The Patriots blend Caribbean flair with international talent. Evin Lewis remains one of the most destructive openers in T20 cricket, capable of taking any bowling attack apart in the powerplay. Fabian Allen provides all-round balance with his left-arm spin and explosive lower-order hitting.

For fans watching from London, the 19:00 AST start converts to 00:00 BST (next day), a late evening slot. Viewers on the US East Coast are in the same timezone at 19:00 EDT, making this a prime-time watch. In Mumbai, the match begins at 04:30 IST (next day), while Australian fans in Sydney tune in at 09:00 AEST (next day). For the latest local time conversion, check North Sound time and Antigua and Barbuda time.

Named after the greatest batsman the Caribbean has ever produced, the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound carries an aura that few cricket grounds can match. The 10,000-capacity venue hosted matches during the 2007 Cricket World Cup and has been a fortress for Antiguan cricket ever since. The stands fill with colour and noise as local fans bring steel drums, horns, and an energy that makes visiting teams feel every run they concede.