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How to watch The Hundred 2026 for free in India? Know TV channels, live streaming and broadcast details

Find out how to watch The Hundred 2026 live in India, including free streaming options, TV channels, and complete broadcast details.

Players from The Hundred 2026 teams ahead of the tournament's broadcast on Sony Sports Network and FanCode in India
Players from The Hundred 2026 teams ahead of the tournament's broadcast on Sony Sports Network and FanCode in India


Cricket fans in India can watch The Hundred 2026 live on the Sony Sports Network, which has the official TV broadcast rights for the tournament. The sixth edition begins on July 21, 2026, with MI London taking on Sunrisers Leeds in the opening match. Both the men's and women's competitions will be played at the same time, and the tournament will continue until August 16, 2026. Fans can enjoy live coverage of every exciting 100-ball match from the comfort of their homes.

Many cricket lovers are searching for the TV channels and live streaming platforms that will broadcast the tournament in India. There are several options available for fans to enjoy all the live action from the comfort of their homes and on mobile devices.

Throughout this article, we will share the complete details on how to watch The Hundred 2026 for free in India, including the TV channels, live streaming platforms, and broadcast information. Stay with us to know everything you need before the tournament begins.

England's popular League returns July 21 — What's new this season?

The sixth edition of The Hundred will begin on July 21, with MI London (formerly Oval Invincibles) taking on Sunrisers Leeds (formerly Northern Superchargers) in the opening match. The men's and women's competitions will run at the same time over the next four weeks, with the tournament final scheduled for August 16.

The Hundred 2026 comes with a few important changes. For the first time, teams will be allowed to field four overseas players in their playing XI, one more than in previous editions. This change is expected to bring more international stars into the competition and make the matches even more exciting.

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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has also introduced a new trophy that will be awarded to the franchise with the best combined performance across both the men's and women's tournaments. At the same time, separate championship trophies for the men's and women's competitions will continue to be awarded at the end of the season.

How and where to watch The Hundred 2026 in India?

Cricket fans in India can enjoy all the live action of The Hundred 2026 on television and online. The tournament begins on July 21 at The Oval and will conclude with the men's and women's finals at Lord's on August 16. This season also marks a new chapter with updated franchise names, including Manchester Super Giants, MI London, and SunRisers Leeds.

The official TV broadcaster of The Hundred 2026 in India is Sony Sports Network. Fans who prefer watching matches on their smartphones, laptops, or smart TVs can stream every game live on Sony LIV. Both the men's and women's competitions will be available throughout the tournament.

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Apart from TV and live streaming, cricket fans can also stay updated through live scorecards and match updates during the competition. Throughout the tournament, viewers will have multiple ways to follow the action and enjoy every exciting moment of England's popular cricket league.

Where to watch The Hundred 2026 for all countries?

Cricket fans around the world will be able to watch The Hundred 2026 through different TV broadcasters and live streaming platforms. The tournament starts on July 21 at The Oval and ends with the men's and women's finals at Lord's on August 16. Fans can enjoy live coverage in their respective countries through official broadcast partners.

In the United Kingdom, every match will be shown live on Sky Sports, while the BBC will broadcast selected men's and women's matches. Some games will also be available for free on the Sky Sports YouTube channel. In the United States and Canada, fans can watch the tournament on Willow TV, while DAZN is also expected to provide live streaming. Viewers in Australia can watch on Fox Cricket, New Zealand on Sky Sport New Zealand, Pakistan on Tapmad, and Sub-Saharan Africa on SuperSport.

Fans in the Middle East, North Africa, and South-East Asia can follow the tournament on Cricbuzz TV. In the Caribbean, the matches will be available on ESPN Caribbean. Meanwhile, cricket fans in India and the Indian subcontinent can watch all the live action through FanCode. No matter where you are, official broadcasters and streaming platforms will make it easy to follow every match of The Hundred 2026.

The Hundred 2026 broadcast details by region

Region TV Broadcaster Live Streaming
United Kingdom Sky Sports, BBC (Selected Matches) Sky Go, NOW, BBC iPlayer
India & Indian Subcontinent No TV Broadcast Confirmed FanCode
United States Willow TV Willow App / Willow.tv, DAZN
Canada Willow TV Willow App / Willow.tv, DAZN
Caribbean ESPN Caribbean ESPN App / ESPN Platforms
Middle East & North Africa beIN SPORTS beIN CONNECT / TOD
South East Asia Cricbuzz TV Cricbuzz App/Website (where available)
Sub-Saharan Africa SuperSport SuperSport App / DStv Stream
Australia Fox Cricket Kayo Sports
New Zealand Sky Sport New Zealand Sky Sport Now
Pakistan Tapmad

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