The Asia Cup 2025 cricket tournament can be watched live through various platforms depending on your location:
- In India: Matches are broadcast on the Sony Sports Network and can be streamed live on the SonyLIV app with plans starting at around ₹399 per month. Regional language commentary is available. FanCode also offers coverage with passes for the whole tournament or individual matches.
- In Pakistan: Matches are available for free on PTV Sports and online via the Tamasha app and Myco streaming site. Tamasha is geo-restricted to Pakistan but can be accessed globally using a VPN.
- In the United States and Canada: Live streaming is available on Willow TV, accessible through cable packages or standalone subscriptions.
- United Kingdom and Ireland: Matches are available through TNT Sports and the Discovery+ app with subscription options.
- Australia and New Zealand: Streaming is available via Yupp TV and Foxtel, with Kayo Sports offering a cost-efficient option.
- Middle East & North Africa: Streaming through STARZPLAY (CricLife MAX) and eLife TV.
- Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport provides live TV and digital streaming.
For mobile streaming, official broadcasters have apps or browser access so the Asia Cup can be followed on phones globally.
To watch specific matches like the high-profile India vs Pakistan game, options include SonyLIV in India, Tamasha (free in Pakistan with VPN for global access), and platform-specific streaming services in other countries. Using a VPN helps when geo-restrictions apply to a user's location.
The tournament runs from September 9 to September 28, 2025, hosted in the UAE with matches primarily at Dubai International Cricket Stadium and Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi.
In summary, the Asia Cup 2025 can be watched live via official broadcasters' TV channels and streaming apps like SonyLIV, Willow TV, TNT Sports, Tamasha, and others depending on the region, often requiring a subscription or VPN to bypass geo-blocks for free streams.
