BERGER Paints has been named the Official Paint of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) under a new three-year partnership that will see the brand engage cricket fans in Guyana while providing paint products for playing surfaces throughout the tournament.
The partnership comes as the CPL prepares to return to Providence Stadium, with Berger Paints Guyana planning a series of promotions and fan activities during the 2026 season.
From August 17 to September 9, customers shopping at participating National Hardware locations will be able to enter Berger’s CPL promotion for a chance to win tickets to matches and experience the tournament live.
Berger’s presence will also extend onto the cricket field, with its Berger Grass Marking Paint being used on pitches throughout the CPL tournament to maintain the playing surfaces.
The partnership is expected to strengthen Berger’s connection with consumers in Guyana while extending its visibility across the wider Caribbean, as the company seeks to capitalise on the popularity of cricket in the region.
Berger said the partnership provides an opportunity to celebrate a sport that holds a special place in the hearts of Guyanese and to connect with communities and fans through the excitement surrounding the CPL.
The deal comes as Guyana continues to experience significant residential, commercial and infrastructure development. Berger said it remains focused on providing coating solutions suited to Caribbean conditions while expanding its presence and accessibility across the country.
With more than six decades of history in the Caribbean, Berger has established itself as a recognised provider of paints and coatings for homes and communities across the region.
The company said its continued involvement in the CPL reflects its efforts to build on that heritage while celebrating Caribbean culture, colours and communities.
The 2026 CPL season is expected to bring international and regional cricket action to Providence Stadium, with Berger Paints set to use its partnership to bring fans closer to the tournament both on and off the field.