The Vitality T20 Blast 2026 runs from 22 May through to Finals Day on 18 July, bringing 109 group stage matches across 18 counties before the quarterfinals and knockout rounds decide the champion.
Whether you are based in the UK, India, or anywhere else in the world, there are multiple ways to follow every ball of the competition through live TV, free streaming platforms, and county social media channels.
From Sky Sports’s premium broadcast coverage to free ECB streams and FanCode in India, here is the complete guide to watching the T20 Blast 2026 live online and on television.
Where to Watch T20 Blast 2026 Live

The T20 Blast 2026 is available across a mix of paid broadcasters and free streaming platforms depending on your region. The table below covers every confirmed platform across all major regions.
| Region | Platform | Free/Paid |
|---|---|---|
| UK | Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports+ | Paid |
| UK | Sky Go App | Paid |
| UK (Streams) | ECB Website, ECB App | Free |
| UK (Highlights) | Channel 5 Streaming | Free |
| UK (County Streams) | County YouTube Channels | Free |
| India | Sony LIV | Paid |
| India | FanCode | Paid |
| India (Free) | County YouTube Channels | Free |
| Global | ECB Website, England Cricket App | Free |
How to Watch T20 Blast 2026 in the UK

Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports+ will broadcast 23 group stage matches across the men’s and women’s competitions, along with all four men’s quarterfinals and both men’s and women’s Finals Days.
Every non-televised match will be available to stream for free on the ECB website and through the England Cricket app, making it possible to follow every single match without a Sky subscription.
Channel 5’s streaming service will also carry extended highlights of all Blast matches shortly after each game concludes.
How to Watch T20 Blast 2026 in India

Indian fans can watch the T20 Blast 2026 on Sony LIV and FanCode, both of which carry live streaming rights for the competition in the subcontinent.
FanCode in particular has been a reliable destination for county cricket coverage in India, offering live scores, match schedules, player stats, and highlights all in one place.
County YouTube channels remain a free fallback option for fans who do not have a subscription to either platform.
How to Watch T20 Blast 2026 Globally

Fans outside the UK and India can access non-televised matches for free through the ECB website and the England Cricket app, which streams all matches not picked up by a domestic broadcaster.
Each county also streams their home matches through their own website or social media channels, giving global fans multiple access points throughout the group stage.
Availability may vary by region, so checking your local county’s official channels is the most reliable option.
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Conclusion: Never Miss a Ball of the T20 Blast 2026
The T20 Blast 2026 is one of the most accessible domestic T20 competitions in the world, with free streaming options available for fans in every region through the ECB website, England Cricket app, and county YouTube channels.
UK fans with Sky Sports get the premium broadcast experience across selected matches, while Indian fans can follow the action through Sony LIV and FanCode.
With 109 group stage matches running from 22 May to 12 July, there is no shortage of cricket to follow across every platform available to you.
