Trinbago Knight Riders face Guyana Amazon Warriors at Queen’s Park Oval (25,000 capacity) in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, on August 31, 2026, with first ball at 3:00 PM AST (UTC-4) in CPL 2026 Match 17. The Caribbean Premier League returns for its 12th season across six island venues, running from August 15 to September 22, 2026.

Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain hosts one of the CPL’s most anticipated away-day fixtures. The Warriors travel to the Knight Riders’ fortress, where the home crowd’s support for the four-time champions has historically been a decisive factor. When these two meet, the quality of cricket rarely disappoints.

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 Amazon Warriors are built around the explosive batting of Shimron Hetmyer and the guile of veteran leg-spinner Imran Tahir. Romario Shepherd provides pace and power with both bat and ball, making the Warriors a balanced and dangerous outfit on their day.

A 3:00 PM AST first ball translates to 12:30 AM IST (next day) in India, 8:00 PM BST in London, 5:00 AM AEST (next day) in Sydney, and 3:00 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.