How to Watch The Hundred 2026 Live Worldwide

When The Hundred 2026 Takes Place

The sixth edition of the competition runs from Tuesday, July 21 through Sunday, August 16, with both finals scheduled at Lord’s. The opening fixture is hosted at The Kia Oval, featuring a double‑header between MI London and Sunrisers Leeds for both men’s and women’s matches. All games are organised under the England and Wales Cricket Board’s banner, highlighting the tournament’s central role in domestic cricket. The schedule stretches over four weeks, giving fans a full month of 100‑ball action.

Teams Competing and Recent Winners

Eight franchises will take part in each of the men’s and women’s sections, maintaining the same lineup as previous seasons. The 2025 men’s title holder is Oval Invincibles, while London Spirit lifted the women’s crown last year. Each side will play eight league matches, half at home and half away, before the knock‑out phase. The top two teams in the league advance directly to the final, with the third and fourth placed sides meeting in an eliminator. This structure ensures a competitive finish before the decisive day at Lord’s.

Match Times and Global Kick‑Offs

Standard start times are set at 6:30 p.m. BST for men’s games and 3:00 p.m. BST for women’s fixtures, providing prime evening entertainment for UK audiences. Weekend double‑headers are staggered, with earliest starts at 11:00 a.m. BST and additional slots at 11:30 a.m. BST, 2:30 p.m. BST and 6:00 p.m. BST. Fans outside the UK can refer to the timezone table to calculate local kick‑offs, covering regions such as India, Pakistan, the UAE, South Africa, the USA and Australia. The varied timing accommodates both daytime and evening viewing across continents.

TV Channels and Streaming by Region

In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports and BBC broadcast every match, with streaming options on Sky Go, NOW and BBC iPlayer. Free‑to‑air coverage of select games is also available on BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the Sky Sports YouTube channel. Indian and subcontinent viewers can catch the action on Sony Sports Network, streaming live via FanCode.

American and Canadian fans rely on Willow and DAZN for live streams, while Caribbean audiences enjoy ESPN on TV and ESPN’s digital platform. The Middle East and North Africa region is covered by beIN Sports on TV and beIN Sports Connect online. SuperSport delivers coverage across Sub‑Saharan Africa, accessible via the SuperSport app and DStv Stream. Australian cricket lovers can tune into FOX Cricket, with streaming on Kayo Sports and Foxtel Go. New Zealand fans have Sky Sport NZ on TV, with online options via Sky Sport Now and TVNZ+.

Watching in the UK

UK households can enjoy the entire tournament on Sky Sports, with streaming available on Sky Go or NOW. BBC offers free access to selected matches across its iPlayer service, website and app, while Sky Sports YouTube provides an additional free‑to‑air option for key games. This multi‑platform approach ensures fans have flexibility in how they follow the action.

Watching in India

For viewers in India and the wider subcontinent, Sony Sports Network is the primary television broadcaster. Every match streams live on FanCode, giving subscribers uninterrupted coverage of both men’s and women’s sides throughout the 100‑ball season.

Watching in the USA

In the United States, there is no traditional TV broadcast; instead, Willow and DAZN serve as the main streaming outlets. Subscribers can watch all matches on these platforms, ensuring access to the full tournament without needing a satellite or cable package. Both services offer high‑definition streams and on‑demand replays for convenience.

Watching in Australia

Australian audiences can follow The Hundred on FOX Cricket via satellite or cable. Live streaming is available through Kayo Sports and Foxtel Go, catering to both traditional and modern viewing preferences. Fans receive comprehensive coverage of league and knockout stages from start to finish.