Tickets for the Caribbean Premier League on sale from 1st July

Available to fans initially online, then via stadium box offices from 3rd July

Kingston, Jamaica: Excitement levels across the Caribbean are reaching fever pitch, with the news that online ticket sales for the 2014 Limacol Caribbean Premier League (CPL) will go live at 8am on Tuesday 1st July via CPLT20.com and Kyazoonga.com/CPLT20. Tickets will also be available to fans of the Biggest Party in Sport via stadium box offices and Courts and Digicel outlets in all eight host countries from 9am on Thursday 3rd July.

With prices starting from as little as US$8, the high-octane T20 tournament is set to be bigger than ever, featuring global cricketing superstars, Chris Gayle, Kevin Pietersen, Dwayne Bravo, Ross Taylor, Saeed Ajmal and Kieron Pollard, as well as a concert from hip hop megastar, Rick Ross, and ‘Beefy’s Bash’ – the all-star charity game – both of which take place during finals week in St. Kitts and Nevis.

Damien O’Donohoe, CEO Limacol Caribbean Premier League, said: “We’re looking forward to seeing packed stadiums once again across the Caribbean. The great value of tickets for every match, and the world class stars on show, will ensure we’ll see bigger and more exciting crowds than ever before, guaranteeing we live up to our reputation as the Biggest Party in Sport.”

The CPL, which thrilled sell-out crowds across the Caribbean in 2013, is once again looking to excite fans with high intensity T20 cricket and an even bigger and better tournament in 2014. Grenada, known for its vibrant culture and hospitality, will serve as the opening venue on July 11th when the Guyana Amazon Warriors will take on the Antigua Hawksbills at the National Cricket Stadium.

ST KITTS & NEVIS

Doubleheaders

(i) Standing

EC$20

USD8

(ii)Seated

EC$25

USD10

Beefy’s Bash All Star Match

(i) All seats/standing

EC$13

USD5

Semi Finals

(i) Standing

EC$30

USD12

(ii) Seated

EC$40

USD15

Final

(i) Standing

EC$45

USD17

(ii) Seated

EC$70

USD25

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