The eighth edition of the Twenty20 World Cup is all set to kick off on Sunday (October 16) with a match between Sri Lanka and Namibia. There is no shortage of interest regarding the tournament, and fans are keen to know all the possible platforms to watch the live matches. Let’s take a look at major TV, OTT, and app platforms where Bangladesh and global cricket lovers will watch the T20 World Cup 2022 live action.
Who are the major broadcasters of the T20 World Cup 2022?
The sixteen-nation tournament will be held from October 16 to November 13 in Australia. Eight teams have already sealed their place in the Super 12 and four more will join them from the first round.
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The Super 12 Phase will start on October 22 with a match between Australia and New Zealand in Sydney and will finish on November 6. The semifinals will be held on November 9 and 10 respectively, and the final will take place at the MCG in Melbourne on November 13.
There will be some exciting matches to watch in the group phases before the knockout round. The matches between India and Pakistan on October 23 and Australia and England on October 28 are the most in-demand games from the Super 12 round.
Avid cricket lovers don’t want to miss these fixtures, and they don’t have to as Star Network, Sky Sports, Fox Sports, ESPN, PTV, and Times Internet are among the major broadcasters of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia.
The Star network will televise the tournament in most parts of the subcontinent, which includes India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, and Maldives. PTV and ARY Digital Network will telecast live in Pakistan, while GTV and Rabbithole will telecast and live stream matches in Bangladesh.
Sky Sports will broadcast live and streamed games in the UK. Live broadcasts of Fox Sports, Channel Nine, and Kayo will be available in Australia. North American viewers can see the Twenty20 World Cup 2022 live on Willow TV and ESPN+. The rest of the world can watch the live matches of this ICC big event through YuppTV.
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