With co-hosts Sri Lanka defending their Asia Cup title, we explain where to watch every game of the 2023 competition that includes India, Pakistan and Bangladesh
The Asia cup returns to its 50-over ODI format for 2023, with Sri Lanka looking to defend their crown on home turf. And we have all the information you need on how to watch Asia Cup 2023 streams right here.
Held over August and September, the tournament serves as the perfect competetive preparation for the World Cup coming our way in October. India in particular will be desperate for a strong showing in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, with that home World Cup firmly in their cross hairs.
This article is your comprehensive guide to watch Asia Cup 2023 cricket from multiple parts of the world. With details of the TV channels and streaming services you'll need, together with start times, fixtures and more.
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The newly rebranded TNT Sports has won the rights to stream Asia Cup 2023 cricket matches. The full schedule can be found below, with every game starting at 10.30am in the UK.
TNT Sports channels are available as a standalone TV package or as an add-on for TV plans from the likes of Sky and Virgin Media. And if you have your broadband through BT, then there are discounts deals to be had.
If you don't want to commit to an expensive long term plan, you could alternatively choose Discovery+ Premium incl. TNT Sports, which is a rolling monthly subscription that you can cancel any time you like. This gives you all the TNT Sports channels - including coverage of the Asia Cup cricket, Premier League and European football, Champions Cup rugby, UFC, WWE, boxing and more - for just £29.99 a month.
You can watch TNT Sports on pretty much any device you can think of, including Apple, Android, Amazon Fire, Smart TVS, Roku and games consoles.
Click here to watch Asia Cup Cricket on Discovery+ Premium incl. TNT Sports
To live stream Asia Cup games statside, you'll need ESPN Plus and its app that's available on a wide range of platforms. Games will stream live at 5.30am ET / 2.30am PT.
The specialist sports streaming service costs $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, and carries a growing number of sports including exclusive action from MLB, NHL, NFL, PGA golf, UFC, college football, college basketball, international soccer, competitions and grand slam tennis.
You can also add ESPN Plus to a bundle package with Disney Plus and Hulu, with prices starting at $12.99 a month.
Click here to watch Asia Cup 2023 on ESPN Plus
Rohit Sharma will lead India at the Asia Cup 2023 [Pankaj Nangia/Getty Images]
Disney Star is the place to watch India try to reclaim the title they've won seven times before. All games start at 3.00pm in India.
Action will be shown across Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1HD and the full range of mult-language channels, including Star Sports 1 Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada.
For anybody watching on the go, you can live stream Asia Cup matched via the Disney+ Hotstar app. Prices for Hotstar start at ₹299 monthly or ₹899 annually.
PTV Sports and Ten Sports are sharing the rights to stream Asia Cup matches this year.
Fox is Australia's broadcaster to watch the 2023 Asia Cup, with sport packages starting at $79 a month. Games will be broadcast on Fox Cricket 501.
Don't have a TV package with Fox? Specialist sports streamer Kayo Sports will also live stream the 2023 Asia Cup, with prices starting at $25 a month. Plus you can try Kayo for free with a 7-day trial.
All Asia Cup 2023 games start at 7.30pm AEST in Australia.
All times below are local (all start at 10.30am BST)
Aug 30: Pakistan vs Nepal - Multan, Pakistan, 2.30pm
Aug 31: Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka - Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 2: Pakistan vs India - Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 3: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan - Lahore, Pakistan, 2.30pm
Sep 4: India vs Nepal - Kandy, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 5: Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan - Lahore, Pakistan, 2.30pm
Sep 6: Pakistan vs Bangladesh - Lahore, Pakistan, 2.30pm
Sep 9: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 10: India vs Pakistan - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 12: Sri Lanka vs India - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 14: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 15: Bangladesh vs India - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
Sep 17: Final - Colombo, Sri Lanka, 3.00pm
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