New Delhi, May 29: The International Cricket Council (ICC) unveils comprehensive broadcast plans for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, promising an unparalleled viewing experience for cricket enthusiasts worldwide.

Set to be the largest ICC World Cup to date, with 20 teams competing across nine host venues, the tournament commences on June 1, as the USA confronts Canada in Dallas, culminating in the final showdown in Barbados on June 29.

Through strategic partnerships with leading broadcasters globally, the ICC aims to provide extensive coverage of all 55 matches, transforming this cricket carnival into a global spectacle.

In India, fans can catch the action on Star Sports Network and Disney + Hotstar, with multilingual broadcasts including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada. A groundbreaking addition is the Indian Sign Language Feed, enhancing accessibility for diverse audiences.

Moreover, Star Network introduces the vertical feed, first introduced during the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, enhancing mobile viewing experiences with AI-powered innovations.

WillowTV becomes the hub for US and Canadian viewers, while the Caribbean audience can tune in via ESPN Caribbean and the ESPN Play Caribbean app. In the UK, Sky Sports Cricket and digital platforms provide live coverage.

Australia embraces Amazon Prime Video as the new ICC Cricket broadcaster, while New Zealand relies on Sky Sport NZ. South Africa, Uganda, and Namibia have SuperSport as their go-to broadcaster.

In the UAE and the MENA region, STARZPLAY streams matches live, with CricLife MAX and CricLife MAX2 providing broadcast coverage.

Pakistan's PTV and Ten Sports offer linear broadcasts, alongside digital streaming through Myco and Tamasha apps. In Bangladesh, Nagorik TV serves as the linear TV broadcaster, with Toffee app streaming.

Sri Lanka's Maharaja TV continues event coverage through linear and digital platforms, introducing Sinhalese commentary for local matches.

To expand cricket's reach, the ICC will live-stream the Men's T20 World Cup on the ICC.tv app across 80 territories, including Continental Europe and South East Asia. Hindi commentary will be available in several territories beyond India, catering to diverse fan bases worldwide.

Additionally, all official ICC Licensees will exploit clip rights through their platforms and social channels, enhancing engagement throughout the tournament.

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