The Asia Cup 2025, beginning Sept. 9 in the United Arab Emirates, will be broadcast and streamed across multiple platforms to reach cricket fans worldwide. The tournament will run through Sept. 28 and feature eight teams in the T20 format.
In India, matches will be shown on Sony Sports Network, including Sony Sports 1, 3, 4 and 5, while streaming will be available on SonyLIV. In Sri Lanka, fans can watch on Sirasa TV and TV-1, with live streaming on the Dialog ViU app.
For viewers in Pakistan, PTV Sports HD holds television rights, while Tapmad and Myco will provide streaming. In Bangladesh, Gazi TV (GTV) will broadcast matches, and Toffee and Tapmad will stream live coverage.
Cricket fans in the United States and Canada can follow the action on Willow TV, available on major satellite and cable networks, with streaming on Willow TV, Sling TV, YouTubeTV, Fubo and DirecTV Stream. In the United Kingdom, coverage will be available on TNT Sports, while in Australia, Kayo Sports will stream matches through Fox Sports.
In the Middle East and North Africa, CricLife and CricLife Max will televise games via eLife TV and Switch TV, with streaming through StarzPlay. Fans in continental Europe and Southeast Asia can access coverage through YuppTV, which holds digital rights in more than 60 countries.
The Asia Cup has undergone a shift in broadcast rights this year, with Jio Hotstar no longer carrying the tournament in India, making SonyLIV the exclusive streaming home.
The full schedule of matches runs from Sept. 9 to Sept. 28, culminating in the final in Dubai. (Newswire)
