Broadcast details for ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup

The ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup will feature 16 teams competing for the prestigious title in Zimbabwe and Namibia, with three matches taking place on January 15, the opening day.

India will take on the USA, while Scotland will face off against co-hosts, Zimbabwe and Tanzania taking on the West Indies in an action-packed first day of the tournament.

Through the ICC’s direct broadcast partnerships with leading global broadcasters, every match of the tournament will be available to watch live worldwide.

TV and Digital Coverage

In India, JioStar will deliver coverage through Star Sports on linear television networks and via the JioHotstar digital platform. The Star Sports linear channels will also be available to viewers in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the Maldives, Nepal and Bhutan. Coverage of all matches will be available in English, with India matches also broadcast in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, SuperSport will provide live coverage of all matches across its linear and digital platforms.

Across the Americas, the tournament will be broadcast by ESPN in the Caribbean and South America, and by Willow TV in the USA and Canada, across both linear and digital platforms. ESPN’s coverage will also be available via the Disney+ app.

Fans in the United Kingdom can watch the action on Sky Sports, while Amazon Prime Video will broadcast the event in Australia and Sky TV will manage coverage in New Zealand.

Elsewhere, coverage will be provided by e& via the Criclife channel on Starzplay and linear TV in the Middle East and North Africa; Dialog in Sri Lanka; Myco, Tamasha, ARY Zapp and Tapmad for digital coverage in Pakistan; PTV and Geo Super for linear coverage in Pakistan; TSM via Rabbithole in Bangladesh; AF Sports and Lemar TV in Afghanistan; and PNG Digicel in the Pacific Islands.

Linear broadcast arrangements are also in place in Singapore (Starhub), Malaysia (Astro) and Hong Kong (PCCW). Digital coverage in these territories, along with Afghanistan and all remaining regions, will be available via the ICC’s owned and operated streaming platform, ICC.tv.

The ICC TV host broadcast coverage will provide the world feed to all global broadcast partners, with JioStar responsible for the global distribution of the world feed.

Radio

World feed audio coverage of the semi-finals and the final will be available globally via the ICC website and mobile app, as well as through BBC Test Match Special in the UK.

Official Broadcasting channels as per region:

India: JioHotstar (Digital), Star Sports (Linear)

Sri Lanka: Star Sports, Dialog

Nepal: Star Sports

Bangladesh: Star Sports, TSM via Rabbithole

Bhutan: Star Sports

Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport

Middle East and North Africa: Criclife

Carribean and South America: ESPN

USA and Canada: WillowTV

United Kingdom: Sky Sports

New Zealand: Sky TV

Australia: Amazon Prime Video

Pakistan: Myco, Tamasha, ARY Zapp and Tapmad (Digital) PTV and Geo Super (Linear)

Afghanistan: AF Sports and Lemar TV

Pacific Islands: PNG Digicel

ICC.tv across all other regions.