The Barranquilla T20 2026 – Super Four marked the official start of the Colombian domestic cricket season and set the tone for what promises to be a competitive year. The Tournament brought together four of Colombia’s strongest domestic cricket clubs: Cali Cricket Club, Santa Marta CC, Medellin Cricket Club, and Bogota Bushrangers.

Across six high-intensity matches, the tournament showcased:

• Explosive modern T20 batting (multiple 190+ totals)
• Power-hitting consistency
• Improved bowling discipline
• Tactical depth across all teams
• Competitive fielding standards

The tournament reflected a clear progression in Colombian cricket — particularly in strike rates, six-hitting ability, and pace bowling impact.

The tournament featured:

• 4 elite domestic clubs
• 6 matches played over 3 days
• 44 registered players
• Over 1,200 total runs scored
• 40+ wickets taken
• Multiple 190+ team totals

It was not just competitive — it was a statement that Colombian T20 cricket is entering a new performance phase.

The 2026 season opened in Barranquilla with six high-scoring, fast-paced league matches that set a fierce standard from day one.

Match Summary

Cali Cricket Club dominated the tournament, winning all three of their matches through relentless power hitting and disciplined bowling.

• In the opener, Cali crushed Santa Marta by 83 runs after posting 230, powered by Dian Perera’s 84 off 29 balls.
• They followed it with a 54-run win over Bogota, led by Waqar Khan’s 79 off 27.
• Cali closed their campaign with a 70-run victory over Medellin, showcasing depth in both batting and bowling.

Bogota Bushrangers produced the fastest chase of the tournament, dismantling Santa Marta in just 10.3 overs after Karthik Radhakrishnan’s unbeaten 64, winning by 9 wickets.

Medellin Cricket Club showed resilience throughout the weekend.

• They defeated Santa Marta by 30 runs thanks to tight death bowling.
• In the final league match, they delivered the most composed chase of the event. After Bogota set 187, Abhas Srivastava’s commanding 84 off 45 balls anchored a tense pursuit, sealed with one ball remaining. It stood as the tournament’s best pressure chase.

Santa Marta CC competed hard but struggled to close games despite strong individual efforts from Patrick Smallwood and Felix Sullivan.

Across six matches, the tournament was defined by explosive innings, rapid chases, and aggressive T20 intent, with Cali setting the benchmark and Medellin proving their nerve under pressure.