The ICC has shared full details of broadcast arrangements for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. Eight teams will compete for the title. The tournament starts on September 30, when India face Sri Lanka, and ends with the final on November 2.
Fans across the world will be able to watch all the action. The ICC has joined hands with top broadcasters to reach more cricket lovers than ever before.
ICC Women’s World Cup 2025: TV and Digital Coverage
In India, JioStar will continue to bring matches on Star Sports and the JioHotstar digital platform. The same feed will be shown in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Maldives, and Bhutan through JioStar partners. Coverage will be in English, with Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada available for India games, the semi-finals, and the final.
In Sri Lanka, Maharaja TV will show matches live on TV1 and on their website www.sirasatv.lk. Fans can also watch on the ICC.tv app.
In the USA and Canada, Willow TV will show all matches on TV and digital. In the Caribbean and South America, ESPN will broadcast the games, also available on the Disney+ app.
UK fans can watch on Sky Sports, with all matches on Sky Sports Cricket and 29 also on Sky Sports Main Event. In Australia, Prime Video will stream all matches live and free for users with an Amazon account. In New Zealand, Sky TV will show games on TV and online.
Other deals include TSM in Bangladesh (T-Sports and Toffee), e& in the Middle East and North Africa (Criclife on Starzplay), SuperSport in Sub-Saharan Africa, and PTV and TEN Sports in Pakistan with digital on Myco and Tamasha. PNG Digicel will cover the Pacific Islands. StarHub in Singapore and Astro Cricket in Malaysia and Hong Kong will also broadcast live games. ICC.tv will stream matches in Afghanistan and other regions.
JioStar will handle global distribution of the ICC TV world feed.
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Radio Coverage for ICC Women’s World Cup 2025
BBC Radio in the UK and All India Radio in India will provide live commentary. BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra will air matches in the UK. Global radio commentary will also be available on the ICC.tv app.
