Cricket News

How to watch AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026? Know live streaming, TV channel and more details

Find out how to watch the AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026, including live streaming, TV channels, match timings and other key details.

Avijit Das
Published Updated 5 mins read
How to watch Afghanistan vs Bangladesh 3rd ODI 2026: live streaming and TV channel details with players from both teams
How to watch Afghanistan vs Bangladesh 3rd ODI 2026: live streaming and TV channel details with players from both teams

Afghanistan will face Bangladesh in the third ODI of the 2026 UAE Tri-Series at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, October 21. Both teams will look to strengthen their chances of reaching the final, making this an important match in the tournament.

Afghanistan started their campaign with a convincing 158-run win over Zimbabwe and will aim to continue their winning run. Bangladesh, meanwhile, will look to bounce back and improve their chances of reaching the final. The match is scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM local time in Abu Dhabi, which is 6:30 PM IST. 

Throughout this article, we will share complete details about how to watch the AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026, including live streaming and TV channel information. Indian viewers can watch the match live on FanCode, while fans in Bangladesh can follow the action on T Sports and through available streaming platforms.

AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026: Match date, time and venue

Afghanistan will face Bangladesh in the third ODI of the UAE Tri-Series 2026 on Wednesday, October 21, at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi. The match is scheduled to begin at 5:00 PM IST. Both teams will look to strengthen their position in the tri-series ahead of the final on October 23.

Afghanistan enter the match in good form after winning their ODI series against Ireland 4-0 in August. Rahmat Shah will continue to lead the side, while Rashid Khan and Ibrahim Zadran return after being rested for the one-off Test against Ireland. Their experience will be important as Afghanistan look to put up a strong performance against Bangladesh.

See also -Twitter reactions: Afghanistan script thrilling draw vs Bangladesh during one-off Test

Bangladesh have made a change in leadership, with Litton Das returning as captain in place of Mehidy Hasan Miraz. The team management wants Mehidy to focus on his all-round role. The squad also includes 29-year-old Aliss Al Islam, while Hasan Mahmud returns to the side. Bangladesh will aim to deliver a strong performance against Afghanistan as the teams prepare for the final stages of the tournament.

AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026: Match details

Match Details

Information

Match

Afghanistan vs Bangladesh, 3rd ODI

Tournament

UAE Tri-Series 2026

Date

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Time

5:00 PM IST

Venue

Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi

Afghanistan Tri-Series 2026: Full schedule

Match

Date

Teams

Venue

1st Match

October 17, 2026

Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe

Abu Dhabi

2nd Match

October 19, 2026

Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe

Abu Dhabi

3rd Match

October 21, 2026

Afghanistan vs Bangladesh

Abu Dhabi

Final

October 23, 2026

To be confirmed

Abu Dhabi

AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026: How to watch AFG vs BAN live telecast in India

Cricket fans in India can watch the Afghanistan vs Bangladesh 3rd ODI 2026 live on the FanCode app and website. The match will take place on Wednesday, October 21, at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.

There is no confirmed TV channel for the live telecast of the AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026 in India. Fans who want to follow the match live can use FanCode’s digital platforms.

See also -How to watch Afghanistan vs Bangladesh only Test 2026 live in India? Check live streaming, TV channels and more

To watch the match online, fans can visit the FanCode website or open the FanCode app on their mobile devices. They can check the platform for live streaming access and match coverage details before the game begins.

AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026: How to watch AFG vs BAN online in other countries

Cricket fans can watch the AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026 through different TV channels and streaming platforms, depending on their country. In Zimbabwe, the match will be available on ZBC TV, with streaming on SuperSport Play and the ZBC app. Fans in Bangladesh can watch it on T Sports and stream it through the Tapmad app, while viewers in Afghanistan can follow the match on Ariana Television (ATN) and the Etisalat app.

In the United States and Canada, Willow TV will provide the live telecast, while online streaming will be available through Willow by Cricbuzz. Other regions, including the UK and Ireland, Pakistan, and the UAE, have different broadcast options. However, official broadcasters for some countries have not been confirmed. Here is the complete list of TV channels and live streaming platforms for the Afghanistan Tri-Series ODI 2026.

AFG vs BAN 3rd ODI 2026: Worldwide TV and streaming details

Country/Region

TV Channel

Live Streaming

India

Not available

FanCode

Zimbabwe

ZBC TV

SuperSport Play / ZBC App

UK and Ireland

Sport TV

Sport Central

USA and Canada

Willow TV

Willow by Cricbuzz

Bangladesh

T Sports

Tapmad

Pakistan

ASports

Tamasha

Afghanistan

Ariana Television (ATN)

Etisalat app

UAE and MENA

Not officially confirmed

Not officially confirmed

Australia

Not officially confirmed

Not officially confirmed

New Zealand

Not officially confirmed

Not officially confirmed

Rest of the world

Check local listings

Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) YouTube channel

Follow us on9M+ fans across platforms

About the Author

Avijit Das
Written By

Avijit Das

author ยท 1873 articles

A Madridista at heart, football is my first love, while cricket writing is my passion. Although Real Madrid sparked my love for football, Virat Kohli introduced me to the world of cricket. With over three years of journalism experience, I have written for Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune. I currently write for Cricket Winner, covering cricket news, match analysis, player stories, and statistics.

Watch Now

Web Stories

โ€œ

It is not my job to announce the winner

Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019