The fifth edition of The Hundred cricket tournament kicks off on August 5, 2025, and will run through August 31, with the grand final taking place at Lord’s, London. Each matchday features a double-header — one women’s match followed by a men’s match — all played at the same venue.
This 27-day tournament includes 64 thrilling matches, spread across eight venues, making it one of the most action-packed months in cricket.
If you’re wondering how to watch The Hundred 2025 live, here’s the full streaming and broadcast breakdown by region.
Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 in India?
Indian cricket fans can enjoy live coverage of The Hundred 2025 through the following platforms:
- TV Broadcast: Sony Sports Network
- Live Streaming:
- SonyLIV app
- FanCode app
Note: Not all matches may be available on both SonyLIV and FanCode, so check the daily schedule on the respective apps.
Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 in the UK?
Viewers in the United Kingdom can tune in through two major broadcasters:
- Sky Sports – Full coverage across channels
- BBC Sport – Selected live matches, including online streaming and radio commentary
Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 Worldwide?
| Region | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
| North America | Willow TV, DAZN |
| Caribbean | ESPN |
| Middle East & North Africa (MENA) | beIN SPORTS |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport |
| Indian Subcontinent | Sony Sports Network, SonyLIV, FanCode |
| Australia & SE Asia | FOX Sports |
| Pakistan | Ten Sports |
The Hundred 2025 Format – How It Works
- Each team plays 8 group-stage matches (4 home, 4 away)
- Every match day includes two games: one women’s and one men’s
- One ticket gives access to both matches
- Each team bats 100 balls
- Bowlers can bowl up to 20 balls, in sets of 5 or 10
- Top 3 teams qualify for the knockouts:
- Eliminator (2nd vs 3rd): Played at The Oval
- Final (Winner of Eliminator vs 1st): Played at Lord’s on August 31
Opening Match:
London Spirit vs Oval Invincibles – Men’s and Women’s teams, August 5 at Lord’s
The Hundred 2025 is set to deliver world-class cricket across 27 days, featuring some of the biggest names in the men’s and women’s game. No matter where you are in the world, you won’t miss a ball — with full TV and streaming options available globally.
Stay tuned to your regional broadcasters or official apps like SonyLIV, DAZN, or SuperSport to watch every moment live.
