Watching the Asia Cup 2025 Live: TV Broadcasts and Online Streaming Platforms

The 17th edition of the Asia Cup is set to take place from September 9 to September 28 in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, promising a thrilling month of cricket action. The tournament, which will feature eight teams, will be broadcast and live-streamed across various regions.

In India, the tournament will be aired on the Sony Sports network. Sony Sports 1, Sony Sports 3 (Hindi), Sony Sports 4 (Telugu), Sony Sports 4 (Tamil), and Sony Sports 5 will provide coverage. Live-streaming will be available on the Sony Liv app and website. For those seeking a more immersive experience, the tournament will also be available on Sony Sports 1 HD, Sony Sports 3 HD (Hindi), Sony Sports 4 HD (Telugu), Sony Sports 4 HD (Tamil), and Sony Sports 5 HD.

In Bangladesh, the competition will be broadcast on Gazi TV. Live streaming will also be available on Toffee and Tapmad.

In the UAE and the MENA region, CricLife, including CricLife Max via eLife TV and Switch TV, will show the matches on television, while StarzPlay will live stream them.

Viewers in Australia can watch the tournament on Kayo Sports. Details for the UK broadcast and live-streaming will be added when available.

The tournament will be a round-robin format, with Group A consisting of Oman, UAE, Pakistan, and India, and Group B consisting of Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. The top two sides from each group will advance to the six-game Super Fours stage.

The Asia Cup has seen some intense rivalries over the years. India, the defending champion, has won the tournament eight times, making them the most successful team. Pakistan and Sri Lanka follow closely, with two and six victories respectively. India will be looking to defend their title, having won the title in 2023.

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The starting times for the matches have been shifted 30 minutes back. In Sri Lanka, the tournament will be live on Sirasa TV and TV-1, as well as the Dialog ViU app. Details for the broadcast and live-streaming in Afghanistan are not available yet.

In the United States of America, Willow TV holds the broadcasting rights. In Pakistan, PTV Sports HD has the rights to broadcast the Asia Cup. Live streaming of the Asia Cup will be available on Tapmad and Myco.

The Asian Men's Volleyball Championship is also taking place concurrently, with the Philippines (host), Japan, China, South Korea, Iran, and Qatar as the participating teams. A total of 19 matches will be played among the eight teams.

Stay tuned for more updates as the Asia Cup promises to deliver an exciting month of cricket action.