Rovman Powell, who led Jamaica Tallawahs to the CPL title final season, has been traded to Barbados Royals, forward of CPL 2023. Powell, who's West Indies' present T20I captain, may very well be a contender to steer Royals, who had completed runners-up final season.As a part of the commerce, legspinner Hayden Walsh Jr. has joined Tallawahs from Royals. Walsh Jr. had been named Player of the match in his first 12 months with the Barbados franchise in 2019 after which had a stint as a internet bowler with Royals' franchise within the IPL - Rajasthan.

"It is with a heavy heart that my time with the Tallawahs has come to an end," Powell posted on Instagram. "I have made life-long friends and memories I will never forget. Not least winning two CPL titles for my home franchise, one of those as CAPTAIN, which I will always cherish.

"I'm wanting ahead to becoming a member of the Royals and starting a brand new chapter of my CPL profession. I wish to thank all of the gamers and coaches who've been a part of my Tallawahs journey these previous couple of years. Most of all, I need to thank the Jamaican followers, to your assist."

Gayle had said he had always wanted to end his career in the "uniform" of Jamaica, his home team, but that dream now appears to be over, and Gayle laid the blame primarily on Sarwan, who he called various things, including "snake", "vindictive", "despicable".

For the third consecutive 12 months, the CPL will overlap with the Hundred, the 100-balls-a-side competitors in England that runs from August 1 to August 27 this 12 months. At this stage, Sunil Narine is the one West Indian males's participant who will probably be concerned in each competitions; he's anticipated to mess around 5 video games for Oval Invincibles earlier than leaving for the CPL.