2026 T20 World Cup Broadcasting: Full Global Coverage Revealed

The ICC has set the stage for cricket's biggest party with detailed broadcast announcements for the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. Spanning February 7 to March 8, the event pits 20 nations in 55 electrifying encounters.

Accessibility is key, promising delivery via TV, mobiles, digital streams, radio, and innovative formats. Warm-ups get spotlight on key platforms to build pre-tournament hype.

India's JioStar duo—Star Sports for TV, JioHotstar for apps—offers multilingual magic: English, Hindi, regional languages like Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, plus extras in Bengali, Bhojpuri, Haryanvi. Premium matches in Marathi and sign language. Mobile perks include vertical feeds, 360 views, multi-angles. Cinemas like PVR-Inox join the frenzy for big-screen vibes.

Co-host Sri Lanka's Dialog TV leads with Sinhala, backed by TV Supreme and PEOTV. Neighbors Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives on Star Sports.

Europe's got Sky Sports for UK/Ireland (Hindi knockouts), Sky Italia celebrating Italy's entry with full coverage. SuperSport dominates Africa. Down under, Prime Video (Australia, Hindi for India games), Sky Sports (NZ, same).

Pakistan's PTV/Myco with Urdu special. US/Canada's Willow TV goes all-out: free streams, YouTube, English/Hindi, Jomboy flair for USA clashes.

MENA's CricLife Max/Starzplay. Caribbean ESPN, Latin America Disney+ (Portuguese Brazil). Bangladesh trio T Sports/Nagorik/RabbitHole. Others: PNG Digital (Pacific), Hub Sports 4 (Singapore), Lemar TV (Afghanistan Pashto/Dari), Kantipur (Nepal Nepali), NOS (Netherlands).

ICC app for global English audio. Radios chime in: BBC (UK), ABC/SEN (Aus), AIR (India), Derana FM (SL).

From multiplexes to mobiles, ICC's plan democratizes T20 World Cup viewing, uniting billions in cricket fever.