Excitement is building as the ICC has announced the broadcast details for the highly anticipated ninth edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. With all 55 games set to captivate cricket enthusiasts worldwide, fans can catch the action across various platforms and regions.
India: In India, Star Sports Network and Disney+ Hotstar will be the go-to destinations for cricket enthusiasts to witness Rohit Sharma’s squad in action. Star Sports will offer coverage in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, along with an innovative Indian Sign Language Feed for the first time in an ICC event.
Pakistan: Fans in Pakistan can tune in to PTV and Ten Sports for live coverage, while digital viewing options are available through the Myco and Tamasha apps.
USA & Canada: WillowTV is the official broadcaster for cricket aficionados in the USA and Canada, promising comprehensive coverage of the tournament opener and beyond.
West Indies: ESPN Caribbean will be the hub for fans in the West Indies, providing streaming options through the ESPN Play Caribbean app.
England: Sky Sports remains the preferred choice for cricket enthusiasts in England, offering live action across multiple channels and digital platforms.
Australia & New Zealand: Amazon Prime Video is set to revolutionize cricket viewing in Australia, while Sky Sport NZ will continue its tradition of showcasing the tournament in New Zealand.
Other Regions: SuperSport will cater to fans in South Africa, Uganda, and Namibia, while STARZPLAY will stream matches live in the UAE and the entire MENA region. Maharaja TV in Sri Lanka will offer comprehensive coverage through linear broadcasts and digital streaming, including Sinhalese commentary for Sri Lanka matches.
Additionally, the ICC.tv app will provide live coverage in over 80 territories worldwide, ensuring cricket enthusiasts can enjoy every moment of the T20 World Cup. This initiative not only enhances access to the tournament but also provides fans with ICC-produced programs and highlights, enriching their viewing experience.
