The Cricket World Cup is now into its final match with India facing off against South Africa on Saturday.
By Tim Chan
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Some of the world’s best cricket players are in North America for the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, the biggest ICC World Cup ever, with 20 countries competing across 55 matches in the U.S. and West Indies. After an unpredictable opening, the Cricket World Cup is now into its final match with India facing off against South Africa on Saturday, June 29 at 10:30 a.m. ET.
You can watch the Cricket World Cup final online through Willow TV, which is available via Fubo, as part of the streaming service’s free trial promotion. Fubo is a live TV streamer that lets you watch T20 World Cup matches free on your phone, tablet, laptop or TV.
The tournament kicked off June 1 and runs through June 29, and there have already been plenty of surprising results, with the U.S. defeating Pakistan, followed by an exciting India vs Pakistan matchup a few days later. The group stage ended June 17, with the top two teams in each group advancing to the Super 8 stage. The tournament semifinals pit South Africa vs. Afghanistan in one match and India vs. England in the other, with the South Africans and Indian team advancing to the finals.
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The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup final is airing internationally, and there are a number of ways to watch the cricket tournament on TV and online.
Here in the U.S., fans can livestream the T20 World Cup on Willow TV. The streaming service is available on Sling as part of the streaming service’s Desi TV package, which offers live and on-demand viewing of cricket matches on Willow in HD. You’ll also be able to watch shows and movies from Star Plus, SonyLIV and other networks in Hindi, Punjabi and other languages.
The Desi Binge Plus package normally costs $15/month on Sling but you can get it for $10 right now for your first month. Use the deal to watch the Cricket World Cup on Willow HD, in addition to thousands of hours of other programming.
Save more with an annual subscription to Desi Binge Plus, which is discounted to just $99 right now (regularly $180). That’s a 45% savings and a fantastic way to watch live cricket matches all year round.
As mentioned earlier, you can also watch the T20 Cricket World Cup tournament on Fubo, which recently added Willow to its streaming packages. Even better: Fubo offers a 7-day free trial that will let you watch the Cricket World Cup online free.
Fubo’s free trial also includes free DVR, so you can record the cricket matches to watch a replay on-demand after. Continue on with one of Fubo’s live streaming packages or cancel before your free trial is up to avoid being charged.
Another way to watch the ICC T20 World Cup? Use a virtual private network to access a live feed on Disney+ Hotstar, which is streaming every match live in India. We like ExpressVPN, which will let you set your location to India to access the Disney+ Hotstar T20 Cricket livestream.
An ExpressVPN subscription starts at just $8.62 a month and you can use it to watch the ICC T20 Cricket World Cup from anywhere in the world.
Yes, there is a way to watch the Cricket World Cup on Amazon — with a catch. You can use ExpressVPN to watch the T20 Cricket World Cup online through Amazon Prime in Australia. Amazon will have free streaming of all 55 matches on Prime Video. Set your location to Australia to access the live feed.
The 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is the biggest ICC World Cup to date, with 20 teams playing across nine host locations. Organized by by the International Cricket Council, the Twenty20 cricket tournament is held every two years. The name of course, refers to an international form of cricket, where where each team faces a maximum of twenty overs.
England are the defending T20 World Cup champions, having defeated Pakistan in the 2022 final. Watch online and livestream the Cricket World Cup now on Willow’s Sling TV channel.
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