The ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup is set to draw international attention with extensive broadcast details announced. Fans across various regions will have access to matches through numerous platforms, ensuring a global reach.
Broadcast Details by Region
India and Surrounding Countries
In India, JioStar will facilitate coverage through Star Sports, available on linear television and the JioHotstar digital platform. Viewers in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the Maldives, Nepal, and Bhutan can also tune in through the Star Sports channels. All matches will be presented in English, with additional broadcasts of Indian matches in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
Africa
SuperSport will deliver live coverage to fans across Sub-Saharan Africa. This will encompass both linear and digital platforms, bringing all the matches directly to cricket enthusiasts in the region.
The Americas
In the Americas, ESPN will broadcast the tournament in the Caribbean and South America, while Willow TV will handle coverage in the USA and Canada. ESPN’s service will also be accessible through the Disney+ app, offering flexibility for viewers.
United Kingdom and Australia
UK audiences can catch all the action via Sky Sports. Meanwhile, in Australia, the event will be available through Amazon Prime Video, ensuring comprehensive coverage for fans down under.
New Zealand and Other Regions
New Zealand viewers will have access through Sky TV. Additionally, e& will offer coverage via the Criclife channel on Starzplay and linear TV across the Middle East and North Africa.
Pakistan and South Asia
- Dialog will manage coverage in Sri Lanka.
- Digital coverage in Pakistan will be provided by Myco, Tamasha, ARY Zapp, and Tapmad. For linear broadcasts, PTV and Geo Super will cater to the audience.
- In Bangladesh, TSM will facilitate coverage through Rabbithole. AF Sports and Lemar TV will serve audiences in Afghanistan.
- PNG Digicel will broadcast in the Pacific Islands.
Asia Coverage
Linear broadcast arrangements are confirmed in Singapore (Starhub), Malaysia (Astro), and Hong Kong (PCCW). Additionally, ICC.tv will provide digital access in Afghanistan and other remaining regions.
Global Distribution
The ICC will host the global broadcast coverage, ensuring that a world feed is available to all international partners. JioStar is tasked with the global distribution of this feed, promoting a unified viewing experience for cricket fans worldwide.
