AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoCPL at Arnos Vale: Republic Bank CPL arrives at Arnos Vale for the first time as the “Biggest Party in Sports” kicks off Aug 7–9, with Jamaica Kingsmen vs Antigua & Barbuda Falcons (7:15pm), Trinbago Knight Riders vs St Kitts & Nevis Patriots (7:00pm), and St Lucia Kings vs Antigua & Barbuda Falcons (7:15pm), plus drone shows before play. Flow’s CPL push: Telecoms giant Flow launches “We Live For This,” a Caribbean-wide campaign celebrating CPL cricket, culture, music and fan pride. CPL on TV: Broadcast partners for the 2026 season are confirmed, with coverage via Rush Live & Louder and digital platforms as the league expands to seven teams. Local cricket spotlight: Saint Lucia Kings warmed up with a big win over the St Lucia Premier League North XI, posting 271/6 before restricting the chase. Sports at CAC Games: The Piton Sparks netball team moved into medal position after beating Bermuda 44–29. Youth and community: A regional police youth summer programme in SVG and St Lucia drew 105 participants for friendship-building, skills and character development. Arts & culture: Taiwan’s embassy renews its creative partnership with the Cultural Development Foundation for a Spotlight Taiwan wood sculpting workshop to help local artists reach new markets.
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