The broadcasters for the Hero Caribbean Premier League have been confirmed for the 2021 tournament with deals with key partners in place in India, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, America, Canada, South Africa, the UAE, and across the Caribbean.
In Guyana, E-Networks Inc. – Guyana’s leading TV service provider, will broadcast all the matches after they struck a deal with International Media Content Ltd (IMC), the owner and broadcaster of SportsMax.
For the third consecutive year, E-Networks is proud to keep Guyanese cricket fans in “The Biggest Party in Sport” by delivering the matches on its E2 channel, available countrywide on all its TV platforms: DreamTV Satellite, DreamTV Wireless, and DreamTV Fiber.
Persons can also use the DreamTV Mobile app on their mobile phones to watch the matches on the go from anywhere.
E-Networks customers can catch the action live in crystal-clear, high-definition quality, for as low as $3,600 monthly. Persons can visit www.enetworks.gy or any of the company’s social media pages for more information.
In addition, the tournament will be live-streamed over Facebook or YouTube into 60 countries including Pakistan and Bangladesh.
The tournament will take place in St Kitts & Nevis with all 33 matches taking place at Warner Park, one of the highest-scoring grounds in world cricket. The tournament will get underway on 26 August with the opening match seeing the defending champions Trinbago Knight Riders taking on the Guyana Amazon Warriors. 
Sunset+Vine, who deliver outstanding coverage of ICC events and T20 tournaments around the world, will again help to raise the bar in terms of production quality, capturing the onfield action alongside an impressive line up of commentators, including international favourites Danny Morrison and Simon Doull with local experts Ian Bishop, Samuel Badree Darren Ganga and Alex Jordan, once again returning to the Hero CPL.
This year will see several enhancements to the coverage which will feature 26 cameras and supporting audio and video equipment. There will be live field tracking, augmented reality graphics and the revolutionary Kookaburra Smart Ball which will be used in a professional tournament for the first time. The Smart Ball will give unprecedented data about each delivery, which will be delivered in real time to the commentators.
Pete Russell, Hero CPL’s CEO, said: “Last year we saw another record year in terms of global viewership with 523.5million views for the 2021 tournament. We are confident that we will see impressive viewership numbers in 2021. The standard of players is fantastic, both from overseas and from the Caribbean, and we can’t wait to get underway in St Kitts and Nevis on the 26 August.”
The Hero CPL will feature the best players from across the Caribbean and around the world. With Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Mohammad Amir, Colin Munro, Kieron Pollard, Andre Russell and Glenn Phillips amongst the star names that are due to take part. (A modified CPLT20 release)
Broadcast Partners 2021
| India | Star Sports/Fancode |
| United Kingdom | BT Sport |
| Pan-Caribbean | SportsMax (Except Trinidad & Guyana) |
| Australia | Fox Sports |
| Trinidad | CNC3 |
| Barbados | CBC |
| St Lucia | Helen TV |
| Antigua & Barbuda | CNS |
| Guyana | E- Networks |
| Grenada | GBN |
| USA/Canada | Willow |
| Middle East | Etisalat |
| South Africa | SuperSport |
| New Zealand | Sky Sports |
