Countdown Begins for 2025 ICC Champions Trophy: Broadcast Details and Viewing Options

With less than a week to go until the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy kicks off, cricket fans in Bangladesh will be able to enjoy the entire tournament live on television. Both Nagarik TV and T-Sports will broadcast all the matches on TV, while the games will also be available online.

Bangladesh's two private satellite channels, Nagarik TV and T-Sports, will air every match of the 2025 Champions Trophy live. In addition to TV broadcasts, the matches can be viewed through digital platforms as well. The Toffee app is an alternative for watching the Champions Trophy matches online, allowing fans to watch live games on their mobile devices.

The tournament, which starts on February 19, will feature eight teams. Bangladesh is placed in a tough group with India, Pakistan, and New Zealand. After the group stage, the semi-finals will follow, with the final set to take place on March 9.

Where to Watch the Champions Trophy Around the World:

• Bangladesh: Nagarik TV & T-Sports (TV), Toffee App (OTT)
• India: JioStar (Hotstar portal, 18 channels from Star Network)
• Pakistan: PTV & Ten Sports (TV), Miko & Tamasha App (OTT)
• United Arab Emirates: CricLife Max & CricLife Max 2 (TV), StarzPlay (OTT)
• United Kingdom: Sky Sports (Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action), Sky Go, NOW, Sky Sports App (OTT)
• USA & Canada: Willow TV (TV), Cricbuzz App (OTT)
• Caribbean Islands: ESPN Caribbean (TV), ESPN Play Caribbean App (OTT)
• Australia: Prime Video
• New Zealand: Sky Sports New Zealand (TV), Sky Go, NOW (OTT)
• South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport & SuperSport App
• Afghanistan: ATN (TV)
• Sri Lanka: Maharaja TV (TV), Sirasa (OTT)

Radio Broadcast:

• Bangladesh: Radio Shadhin 94.4 & Radio Bhumi 92.8 FM
• United Kingdom: BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
• India: All India Radio
• Pakistan: Hum 106.2 FM
• United Arab Emirates: Talk 100.3 FM & Big 106.2 FM
• Sri Lanka: Lakhanda Radio

Additionally, ICC TV will offer a subscription service for viewing matches. Fans can also listen to the live audio commentary for free on the ICC's website.