The 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will premiere live this Saturday onwards. The franchise tournament will see millions of cricket fans tune in to watch their favourite players and teams compete for the ultimate T20 crown. The competition’s opener will be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on March 22. Defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will go head-to-head with three-time finalists Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in a blockbuster clash. The upcoming season boasts a hectic schedule and will feature several nail-biting thrillers for the fans to enjoy. With the T20 tournament edging ever closer, today let’s take a detailed look at the live streaming details for major countries. IPL 2025: Where to watch the tournament’s television broadcast in different countries? Australia and New Zealand – Fox Sports, Kayo Sports Bangladesh and Sri Lanka – Gazi TV, Channel Eye Middle East and North Africa – beIN Sports Pakistan – Geo Super South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa – SuperSport United Kingdom – Sky Sports Cricket USA and Canada – Willow TV IPL 2025: Where to watch the tournament’s live streaming in different countries? The IPL 2025 season will be streamed live on the platforms mentioned below – Australia and New Zealand – Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal – Rabbithole BD, Sony LIV Middle East and Africa – beIN CONNECT, SuperSport App United Kingdom and Europe – Sky Go, DAZN USA and Canada – ESPN+, Willow TV App IPL 2025: How to watch in India? All IPL 2025 matches will be televised live via the Star Sports network in India. The commentary for these games will also be available in multiple regional languages. In India, JioHotstar will stream the IPL 2025 matches live. Subscribers of Jio’s tariff plans, specifically the ones who bought a package of Rs 299 or more, will have access to free streaming. The upcoming edition of the IPL will see 10 teams compete for the trophy. Aside from the 10 home venues of each team, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have also added three other neutral stadiums for specific games. This inclusion is aimed towards promoting cricket and developing the lesser-known venues within the country.