Trinbago Knight Riders face Antigua & Barbuda Falcons at Queen’s Park Oval (25,000 capacity) in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, on August 28, 2026, with first ball at 7:00 PM AST (UTC-4) in CPL 2026 Match 14. The Caribbean Premier League returns for its 12th season across six island venues, running from August 15 to September 22, 2026.

The Knight Riders host the Falcons at Queen’s Park Oval, bringing the match to Trinidad. The KR faithful in Port of Spain are among the most vocal supporters in the CPL, and the home-ground atmosphere adds another dimension to a match that already carries competitive weight.

The Knight Riders are the CPL’s most successful franchise with four titles. Nicholas Pooran is one of the most devastating power hitters in world cricket, while Sunil Narine remains an enigma with both bat and ball after more than a decade at the top. The Knight Riders’ depth of experience in pressure moments is unmatched in the tournament.

The Falcons are a relatively recent addition to the CPL, having replaced Jamaica Tallawahs in 2024. Brandon King anchors the batting with elegant stroke play, while Hayden Walsh Jr. provides a potent leg-spin option in the middle overs. Chris Green’s miserly off-spin has been a feature of CPL cricket for years.

A 7:00 PM AST first ball translates to 4:30 AM IST (next day) in India, midnight BST (next day) in London, 9:00 AM AEST (next day) in Sydney, and 7:00 PM EDT on the US East Coast. For the latest local time conversion, check Port of Spain time and Trinidad and Tobago time.

Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain is one of the most historic grounds in Caribbean cricket, with a 25,000 capacity and a rich history of Test matches and World Cup fixtures. The Oval sits beneath the Northern Range hills and generates an atmosphere shaped by Trinidad’s carnival culture, where cricket is intertwined with music, food, and national pride.