Where to watch ICC T20 World Cup from all over the world?

The ICC T20 Men’s World Cup has been absent from the fixture for five years now but cricket fans need not worry anymore. The tournament will kickstart on seventeenth October end on fourteenth November, which means a lot of fun-filled contests. West Indies is going to defend the crown and remain an ominous team to beat considering its experience and a plethora of power hitters.

The venues of the event are based in UAE and Oman, which includes the iconic Sharjah stadium. Fans will be allowed at 70% of capacity for those who can watch the match up-close. However, most people can’t afford that luxury and will have to witness the game from afar. The T20 World Cup will be streamed online and will also be relayed by a large number of TV channels across the globe.

Where to Watch?

Middle East & North Africa*

Since the tournament is being hosted in UAE & Oman, the major local broadcasting players immediately earned the broadcasting rights for the tournament. The tournament in the Middle East & North Africa regions which includes UAE & Oman will be relayed on the following streaming services:

Asia

Since internet users have seen an increase in the Asian nations and it is also clear that most of the cricketing fans hail from the Asian subcontinent, a large viewership has been added via online platforms. Star Network has attained the formal broadcasting rights for the T20 World Cup as it has been a long-term of Star Sports and ESPN. Here is the list of both TV channels and online streaming services in some of the nations in Asia:

List of streaming services in Asia:

Australasia

Australia and New Zealand are two of the oldest cricket-playing nations and a lot of fans will want to see the T20 World Cup action there.

TV Channel List in Australasia region:

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South Africa, Sub-Sahara*, United Kingdom*, and the Caribbean*

West Indies won the last World Cup and a lot of heads will turn to watch them. South Africa is rebuilding but will still draw major interest. England made it to the T20 Finals last time around and surely the fans will like to see them go the distance this time around.

TV Channel List in South Africa, Sub-Sahara, United Kingdom, and Caribbean regions:

USA & Rest of the World

Cricket is also gaining popularity in the USA and a lot of cricket fans also reside in the nation so it will be watched by a large number of the diaspora at least. Here is the list of streaming services that can be enjoyed by people from many parts of the Globe including USA:

*List of countries in the Middle East and North Africa:

*List of countries in Sub-Sahara

*List of countries in the United Kingdom

*List of countries/territories in the Caribbean