2018 Hero CPL draft set for London, March 1
Chief Executive Officer of CPL  Damien O’Donohoe
Chief Executive Officer of CPL Damien O’Donohoe

THE draft for the 2018 Hero Caribbean Premier League will take place in London on March 1. During the draft teams will select their lineups for the sixth edition of the tournament which will take place between August 8 and September 16, 2018.

As always, the Hero CPL is expecting to have the best cricketers take part in the tournament, from around the world as well as from across the Caribbean.

The window for this year’s event means that there are no West Indies fixtures that clash with the Hero CPL so the very best West Indian players will be available for selection.

The decision to have the draft in London is a reflection of the global nature of the tournament. With owners and sponsors from around the world investing in the Hero CPL and the Caribbean as a whole, having the draft in London helps from a logistics point of view and helps sell the region to a global audience.

“Our draft is such an important date in the Hero CPL calendar. It is when we get to find out who will be coming to join the Biggest Party in Sport. We know that the quality of players that we have coming to this year’s tournament will generate a huge amount of excitement,” said Damien O’Donohoe, CEO of Hero CPL.

“While the Hero CPL is about bringing the carnival atmosphere to cricket, the quality of the sport on display is just as important. The world-class cricketers who will be selected on March 1 are who make the cricket at Hero CPL so special.”

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