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ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League Returns July 23 – August 1
Kaieteur Sports – The ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) will return for its highly anticipated third edition from July 23 to August 1, bringing world-class T20 franchise cricket back to the iconic Guyana National Stadium, Providence.
Five elite T20 teams from across the globe will converge in Guyana to compete for a US$1 million prize pool, delivering ten days of high-intensity cricket in one of South America’s most vibrant and rapidly emerging sporting destinations. Providence — home of the Guyana Amazon Warriors — will once again serve as the stage for this unique international club showdown.
Guyana Amazon Warriors currently hold the GSL title. (Getty Images)
Now firmly established on the global T20 calendar, the GSL continues to grow in stature and competitive quality. The 2026 edition promises thrilling matchups, passionate crowds and a celebration of the global game in the heart of the Caribbean and northern South America.
The 2025 tournament marked a major milestone for the competition, with a sold-out Providence crowd witnessing the Guyana Amazon Warriors lift the trophy after defeating the Rangpur Riders. That electric atmosphere underscored the tournament’s growing appeal among players and fans alike.
Sir Clive Lloyd, Chairman of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League, expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming tournament: “It gives me immense pride, as Chairman of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League, to officially announce the dates for our third edition. In just two years, the GSL has established itself as a truly global club competition, showcasing outstanding talent and attracting tremendous support both locally and internationally.
Imran Tahir is at the helm of the Guyana Amazon Warriors. (Getty Images)
“Last year’s final, played before a packed stadium, demonstrated the passion for cricket in Guyana and the strength of this tournament. From July 23 to August 1, we look forward to welcoming five outstanding teams to Providence once again, where they will compete fiercely for the title and a US$1 million prize purse. The GSL is about excellence, opportunity and uniting fans from around the world through the game we love.”
Further details on participating teams, fixtures and ticketing information will be announced shortly.
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