How to watch Champions Trophy 2025 Final LIVE: Broadcast details

After a blockbuster fortnight in which eight teams went head to head in the ninth edition of the Champions Trophy, across Pakistan and UAE, it is down to two – India will take on New Zealand in the final of the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai on Sunday (9 March).

Comprehensive coverage of the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy Final is available globally through the ICC’s Broadcast and Audio partners.

Full details of Champions Trophy 2025 broadcasters here

India and New Zealand progressed as the top two sides in Group A, with India beating the Black Caps in the league phase encounter last Sunday. India then beat Australia in their semi-finals to become the first side to make the Final. New Zealand joined them after beating South Africa in Lahore, posting a record total in the process.

The ICC, through its direct broadcast partnerships with world-class broadcasters, will be bringing the finale of the thrilling 15-match competition to fans across the globe.

Fans in more than 80 territories can watch via ICC.tv and free audio of all 15 matches is available via the ICC match centre globally. The fans can also check the live ball-by-ball commentary on icc-cricket.com.

The ICC will also play live radio broadcast for all matches free globally via the match centre on the ICC website and app.

TV and Digital broadcast details

In India, the JioStar network will broadcast the Men’s Champions Trophy Final, offering fans an exciting, never-seen-before presentation of an ICC event.

For the first time on the digital platform, an ICC tournament will be streamed live across 16 feeds, including nine different languages: English, Hindi, Marathi, Haryanvi, Bengali, Bhojpuri, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.

The live streaming on JioHotstar will be complemented by four multi-cam feeds.

On Television, in addition to the English feed, the network will provide coverage in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, across Star Sports and Sports18 channels.

Ensuring an inclusive experience for all audiences, two of the most popular innovations enhancing ICC cricket coverage on digital return for the Men’s Champions Trophy 2025: the Indian Sign Language feed and Audio Descriptive Commentary.

This ground-breaking initiative by the JioStar network won a National Award in 2024 in the Category of Institutions Engaged in Empowering Persons with Disabilities 2024.

The hugely successful vertical feed (MaxView), produced in collaboration with the ICC, will also be available in Hindi and English, providing fans with an easier and more intuitive mobile viewing experience, allowing them to consume content on the go.

In the host country Pakistan, hosting their first ICC tournament since 1996, fans will be able to catch the live action on via linear partners PTV and Ten Sports, and digitally through the Myco and Tamasha apps. Co-hosts UAE and the entire MENA region will have the game broadcasted via CricLife MAX and CricLife MAX2, with streaming available on STARZPLAY.

UK cricket fans can enjoy the action on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action and digitally via the SkyGO, NOW, and Sky Sports App.

In North America, USA and Canada will have the access to Champions Trophy via WillowTV and the 15 matches will also be available via the Willow by Cricbuzz app with Hindi coverage also available. Moving south, fans in the Caribbean can watch all the action live via ESPN Caribbean on TV and also stream through the ESPN Play Caribbean app.

Amazon is the home of ICC Cricket in Australia, with coverage of the returning Men’s Champions Trophy available on Prime Video. The games would also be available with Hindi commentary on Amazon, which is the first such occasion in Australia.

For New Zealand cricket enthusiasts, Sky Sport NZ will be the home for the Champions Trophy, with coverage also available via the Now and SkyGo app. Fans in South Africa and the 52 sub-Saharan Africa territories, can catch the action on SuperSport and its app.

Bangladesh fans can catch the action on Nagorik TV and T Sports, who will be the linear TV broadcasters in Bangladesh, with Toffee app making the games available via streaming too.

Tournament debutants Afghanistan will have the games available on linear via ATN. Maharaja TV in Sri Lanka continue their coverage of ICC's events through TV1 on linear and Sirasa via digital.

More engagement through ICC.tv

Fans in cricket-loving markets such as Sri Lanka and Afghanistan will also be able to watch the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy Final via ICC.tv.

In more than 80 territories, all matches from the tournament will be live and free on ICC.tv, including in Nepal, Japan, and Malaysia.

This will enable more fans in these markets to enjoy the sport whilst building ICC.tv as a cricket destination.

Champions Trophy on Radio

In the United Kingdom, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra will provide audio coverage of the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy Final.

In India, audio coverage will be available on All India Radio. In the host country, Pakistan HUM 106.2FM will be the destination for fans.

Talk 100.3FM and Big 106.2 will be the home of the Men’s Champions Trophy in the UAE, whilst fans in Bangladesh can listen via Radio Shadhin 92.4 and Radio Bhumi 92.8, with Lakhanda Radio providing coverage in Sri Lanka.

Broadcast Details (TV and Digital):

India: JioStar (Live streaming on Jio Hotstar, Television coverage on Star and Network 18 channels)

Pakistan: PTV and Ten Sports, Streaming options: Myco and Tamasha app

UAE and MENA: CricLife Max and CricLife Max2, Streaming option: STARZPLAY

UK: Live broadcasting on Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action, Digital coverage via SkyGO, NOW and Sky Sports App

USA and Canada: WillowTV, Streaming on Willow by Cricbuzz app (Hindi coverage available)

Caribbean: ESPNCaribbean on TV, Streaming via ESPN Play Caribbean app

Australia: PrimeVideo (coverage also available in Hindi)

New Zealand: Sky Sport NZ, digital coverage via Now and SkyGo app.

South Africa and sub-Saharan territories: SuperSport and SuperSport App

Bangladesh: Nagorik TV and T Sports for linear broadcast, digital via Toffee app

Afghanistan: ATN

Sri Lanka: Maharaja TV (TV1 on Linear), Digital via Sirasa

Broadcast details (Radio)

UK: BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

India: All India Radio

Pakistan: HUM 106.2FM

UAE: Talk 100.3FM and Big 106.2

Bangladesh: Radio Shadhin 92.4 and Radio Bhumi 92.8

Sri Lanka: Lakhanda Radio

Full details of Champions Trophy 2025 broadcasters here