T20WC 2026 to be broadcast in more languages and countries

The tournament to be held from February 7 to March 8 in India and Sri Lanka will be broadcast across the world with fans able to follow the action live across the ICC’s broadcast licencees and ICC.tv.

In India, JioStar will bring the tournament to fans via Star Sports on linear television, as well as through the JioHotstar digital platform. All fixtures will be available in Hindi as well as English, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada with regional feeds available on JioHotstar as well.

Additionally, the ICC will produce an Urdu commentary feed for Pakistan matches, which will be broadcast on PTV Home on broadcast and streamed by digital partners. In Pakistan, the official broadcasters are PTV and Myco, supported by digital partners Tamasha, ARY Zapp and Tapmad.

Beyond these territories, fans will also be able to enjoy the Men’s T20 World Cup in Hindi in many other countries.

In Australia, a Hindi feed will be available to viewers for all India matches, the semi-finals, and the final on Prime Video.

In neighbouring New Zealand, SKY Sport will also make Hindi commentary available for all India matches, the semi-finals and the final.

Moving over to Europe, fans in the United Kingdom and Ireland can watch India matches, the semi-finals and final in Hindi on Sky Sports.

In North America, Willow TV will continue to bring live coverage of ICC events in the United States and in Canada, with all matches available in English and Hindi.

In Nepal, the games will be viewable via Kantipur TV, with select games also available in Nepali.

On ICC.tv fans in more than 80 territories will have the choice of Hindi (all games), Urdu (Pakistan games) and Nepali (Nepal games) ensuring the Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 is the most accessible cricket tournament in history.

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