First Standalone Women's T20 World Cup tournament gets widest broadcast coverage

The 19 broadcast partners confirmed for the event include Star Sports (India and the rest of the Indian Sub-continent), Sky Sports (United Kingdom & Republic of Ireland), SuperSport (South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa), OSN (Middle East & North Africa), Fox Sports (Australia), Willow TV (USA), Sky TV (New Zealand), Ten Sports (Pakistan), ESPN (Caribbean), Gazi TV (Bangladesh), SLRC (Sri Lanka), Fox Networks Group (South East Asia) and Digicel (Pacific Islands).

In addition, the semi-finals and final will be broadcast live in China via Star Sports China and the Final broadcast live to certain territories in South East Asia.

Short form near-live digital clips will be available in 179 countries via 12 licensees, including Hotstar (India), BBC (UK & Ireland), ESPNcricinfo (UK & Australia), Cricbuzz (USA & Canada), OSN (MENA), Dialog (Sri Lanka), Cricingif (Pakistan), Bongo (SE Asia), Cricket Gateway (SE Asia & Australia), Bolt (SE Asia), SKY (New Zealand) and Channel 2 Group (UK & Ireland, Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, Caribbean, Australia and SE Asia).

Aarti Singh Dabas, Head of Media Rights, Broadcast and Digital, ICC: “The ICC Women’s World Cup last year proved that there is huge demand for the women’s game. By providing extensive coverage of the pinnacle women’s event in the T20 format, we are catering to that growing demand from fans to have more and better coverage of women’s cricket.

“We are fortunate to have broadcast partners led by Star Sports who are committed to growing the women’s game and providing such broad coverage that will shine a light on new heroes and role models.”

This article was first published on ICC Website.

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Fixtures for the T20 Women’s World Cup:

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Below mentioned timings are as per Indian Standard Time

Nov 9: India Women vs. New Zealand Women (Guyana) 11 AM

Nov 9: Pakistan Women vs. Australia Women (Guyana) 4 PM

Nov 9: West Indies Women vs. Qualifier 1 (Guyana) 8 PM

Nov 10: England Women vs. Sri Lanka Women (ST Lucia) 4 PM

Nov 11: Australia Women vs. Qualifier 2 (Guyana) 4 PM

Nov 11; India Women vs. Pakistan Women (Guyana) 11 AM

Nov 12; England Women vs. Qualifier 1 (ST Lucia) 4 PM