Full list of overseas players in Women’s Caribbean Premier League 2026

Women's CPL 2026: The Overseas Stars Lighting Up the Caribbean 🏏🌴

Ladies and gentlemen, the Women's Caribbean Premier League is LIVE from Sept 6–17, and this year's crop of overseas talent is absolutely mouth-watering. Think of it like a perfectly balanced menu — every team bringing their signature dish. Let me walk you through the tasting menu:

Trinbago Knight Riders come out swinging with world-class all-rounder Marizanne Kapp, plus India's Yastika Bhatia and Shikha Pandey. Pandey opened the season with a Player-of-the-Match show (3 wickets, 7 runs — sharp as a chef's knife!), while Bhatia and Aussie opener Laura Harris (38 off 19) put up an early spark. NZ's Madeline Penna (27 off 21) and USA's Sainavi Kambalpalli complete the squad.

Barbados Tridents have gone for the classics with a hint of spice — signing NZ legend Suzie Bates and fellow Kiwi Maddy Green. Sri Lankan skipper Chamari Athapaththu is drafted in but tied up in the Asia Cup (likely unavailable till Sept 11). India's Kiran Navgire and Pooja Vastrakar add extra flavour.

Jamaica Empress landed the biggest name on the board — retired-international but still lethal Meg Lanning. She's joined by Ireland's promising opener Amy Hunter, plus a bowling attack that's got me salivating: NZ pacer Rosemary Mair (32 T20I wickets) and SA left-arm spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba (a whopping 79 T20I wickets).

Guyana Amazon Warriors went all-South African with Tazmin Brits opening, flanked by two of the best finishers-in-the-world in Nadine de Klerk and Chloe Tryon. Aussie middle-order mainstay Erin Burns (124 SR vs these guys in 2024) rounds out the squad.

Four teams, four distinct flavours. Who's your pick to take the trophy? Let's discuss! 👇

Source: Wisden

Source: Wisden