To watch live cricket streams on Sky Sports, here’s a guide to help you out:
- Sky Sports Cricket Channel
Sky Sports has a dedicated Cricket channel that broadcasts major cricket events, including:
The Ashes
ICC events (World Cup, T20 World Cup)
England’s home series against different teams
Indian Premier League (IPL)
How to Watch Sky Sports Cricket Live:
- Sky TV Subscription:
If you already have a Sky TV subscription, you can watch Sky Sports Cricket live. The channel is part of the Sky Sports package, which you can add to your subscription.
- Sky Sports via Streaming:
Sky Go: If you have a Sky Sports subscription, you can watch live streams on your phone, tablet, or laptop with the Sky Go app (free for Sky customers).
Now TV: If you don’t have a full Sky subscription, you can still access Sky Sports Cricket via Now TV. It offers:
Day passes (for 24-hour access)
Week passes (for 7-day access)
Month passes (for long-term access)
Now TV works on multiple devices like phones, tablets, and smart TVs.
- Sky Sports Website & App:
You can also stream live cricket matches on the Sky Sports website or the Sky Sports app if you have an active subscription.
- What Devices Can You Stream On?
Smartphones and Tablets (via the Sky Go app or Now TV app)
Computers (via the Sky Sports website)
Smart TVs (via the Now TV app or Sky Go on supported TVs)
Games Consoles (e.g., PlayStation or Xbox) through Now TV.
- Streaming Plans and Costs:
Sky Sports Subscription: £22 per month (on top of your standard Sky TV subscription)
Now TV: Prices for Sky Sports passes vary (for example, the Sky Sports Day Pass costs around £9.99, and the Monthly Pass is around £34.99).
- Other Alternatives:
If you’re outside the UK and want to access Sky Sports Cricket, you can use a VPN to connect to a UK server (if allowed by the service’s terms and conditions).
Free-to-air TV: Some big events like The Ashes might be available on free channels like Channel 4 or BBC in the UK, so keep an eye out for that too.
