Watch ICC Women's T20 World Cup Matches for Free on the Sky Sports App

The 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup is coming to the Sky Sports App, with all 12 group matches featuring England, Scotland, and Ireland, as well as the semi-finals and final, available to stream for free. The app will provide unrestricted access to these games, allowing everyone to watch without a subscription. Additionally, the tournament's opening match between England and Sri Lanka, as well as the final, will be broadcast on Sky Mix, free-to-air. The first matches of the three home nations and the final will also be available on Sky One and the Sky Sports YouTube channel. The Sky Sports App is the exclusive home of the tournament, offering live coverage of every match, from the first ball to the final, with expert analysis from Nasser Hussain, Natasha Farrant, and Hannah Wilkes. This summer of women's cricket on Sky Sports also includes a historic first women's Test match at Lord's between England and India, starting on July 10, and the return of The Hundred later in the month. Jonathan Licht, Sky's chief sports officer UK & Ireland, stated, 'We believe this summer can be a defining moment for women's cricket, and by making many of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup matches available to everyone, we can reach new audiences, build fandom, and inspire the next generation.' Sanjog Gupta, CEO of the International Cricket Council, added, 'This is a significant step by Sky Sports, our partner in the UK, and aligns with our strategy to widen access for fans across screens and stadia.' Beth Barrett-Wild, tournament director, said, 'The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 is set to bring world-class players, incredible performances, and unmissable moments to brilliant venues across England and Wales, and we couldn't be happier that even more people will be able to experience the spectacle live via this extensive Sky Sports coverage plan.' The Sky Sports App is available to download now, and the Women's T20 World Cup kicks off on June 12, with all games live on Sky Sports.