ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Schedule, Live Streaming Info, TV Channels

TV Channels and Live Streaming Options

So finally Pakistan is all set to host the most prestigious ICC Champions Trophy 2025 featuring top teams from around the world.

Here’s a comprehensive guide to the tournament, including the start date, participating teams, TV channels, and live-streaming options.

Start Date and Schedule

The even starts with defending champions and host Pakistan locking horns with ICC event underdog New Zealand at Karachi on February 19, 2025. The tournament will run until March 9, 2025, with the final scheduled for Lahore, unless India qualifies, in which case it will be held in Dubai.

Participating Teams

The tournament features eight teams divided into two groups. Group A includes Pakistan, India, New Zealand, and Bangladesh, while Group B comprises South Africa, Australia, Afghanistan, and England.

TV Channels and Live Streaming Options

 

  • India: The tournament will be televised live on the Star Sports Network and can be streamed on JioHotstar.
  • Pakistan: Matches will be broadcast on PTV and Ten Sports, with digital streaming available on Myco and Tamasha.
  • UAE: Cricket fans can watch the matches on CricLife MAX and STARZPLAY.
  • UK: The Sky Sports Network will provide live coverage.
  • Australia: Amazon will be the home of ICC cricket, streaming all matches.
  • USA and Canada: Cricbuzz Willow will stream the matches live.

Key Matches to Watch

February 19: Pakistan vs. New Zealand (Karachi)

February 20: Bangladesh vs. India (Dubai)

February 22: Australia vs. England (Lahore)

February 23: Pakistan vs. India (Dubai)

March 4: Semi-final 1 (Dubai)

March 5: Semi-final 2 (Lahore)

March 9: Final (Lahore or Dubai)

India’s refusal to play in Pakistan

India refused to play in Pakistan due to the country’s security concerns. Pakistan objected before to shifting India’s matches to a third country, later it had to bow to the ICC pressure and all India’s matches will be now played in Dubai.

Reportedly newly laid pitches at the stadium are being prepared for India’s matches. India’s inclusion of five spinners in their squad reveals the pitch will support slow turners.

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