The International Cricket Council (ICC) has revealed the broadcasting details for the 2023 ICC World Cup. The tournament begins today in Ahmedabad with a rematch of the 2019 final between New Zealand and England, and it concludes on November 19 with the Final in the largest stadium in the world.

Each of the 48 matches will be aired live across the world by Disney Star, the ICC's worldwide television partner, and its licensees.

Fans in India may tune in to Star Sports Network to see their national team compete for the trophy for the first time since 2011 when they co-hosted the tournament with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Star Sports will air the event in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kanada in addition to the English global stream, while the Disney+ Hotstar internet portal will host each match live.

While in India, cricket fans may watch the first-ever vertical feed coverage of all 48 matches, produced by ICC TV and powered by Disney Star, on their mobile phones for a more streamlined and user-friendly experience.

Fans of the sport in the United Kingdom may watch the defending champions England compete for a repeat title on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Showcase, and online with SkyGO and the Sky Sports app. Channel 5 and the My5 app will be the first to offer prime-time, free-to-air highlights.

Fans in the United States may tune in on WillowTV, and the ESPN+ app will also carry the action. The action will be shown on SuperSport and its app in South Africa and the other 52 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. In Australia, viewers may see coverage on Fox Sports and Kayo, as well as on Channel Nine and 9Now for select games. Sky Sport NZ is the best site for New Zealanders to watch the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.

All matches will be accessible for live streaming on STARZPLAY in the UAE and throughout the MENA region, with televised coverage on CricLife MAX in the UAE.  In Bangladesh the matches will be telecasted on G TV, T Sports and Rabbithole.