Where to Watch Cricket Live on TV Today: Free-to-Air vs Foxtel vs Kayo Sports

Cricket has a massive following in Australia, with millions of households watching live or catching the replays at a later time.

Every delivery, wicket and boundary will be available to watch live as it happens, with options to catch up on the matches you may have missed.

Ahead of the 2025/26 cricket schedule, let’s see who has the broadcast rights for each competition and whether you should stream cricket live with Amazon Prime, Kayo, Foxtel, or on free-to-air TV.

How to Watch Cricket Live in 2025

The cricket calendar this season looks busy for players and fans, with matches held across the global stage. The good news is that you can watch cricket on several platforms, so you can keep up with competitions like:

• Big Bash League (BBL)
• Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL)
• Indian Premier League (IPL)
• Twenty20 cricket
• One-day internationals (ODIs)
• Test matches
• The Ashes
• ICC Cricket World Cup
• Sheffield Shield

But with so many competitions across the summer, how do you keep up with the latest cricket TV fixtures and viewing times?

The TV rights for watching cricket live in Australia are distributed between Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Amazon Prime, and the free-to-air Channel 7.

So, if you want to keep up with as much cricket as possible, it’s worth buying a few subscriptions to streaming services like Kayo and Prime Video.

Can I watch cricket on free-to-air TV?

Yes, several cricket competitions are played on free-to-air TV. Seven West Media, which includes Channel 7 and 7Plus, will broadcast 34 of 44 BBL and 23 WBBL matches until the 2030/31 season. You can also watch men’s test cricket matches and women’s international matches on Channel 7.

Where can I watch cricket on TV?

Australian broadcasting rights for all test matches across the popular summer season will be shared between:

• Channel 7
• 7Plus
• Foxtel (Fox Cricket)
• Foxtel Now
• Kayo Sports
• Amazon Prime

You can watch cricket games live via these services.

Channel 7 only has the rights to show domestic T20 cricket in BBL and WBBL, and even then not every game is shown live. 

If you want to watch ODIs, T20Is, and other international cricket leagues and tournaments, you should subscribe to Foxtel and Kayo Sports. There, you’ll find a dedicated cricket channel, Fox Cricket (501).

Stream the most cricket on Kayo Sports and Foxtel

Foxtel and Kayo broadcast every test match, ODI, and T20I as they happen via Fox Cricket (501). They’ve also partnered with Cricket Australia to offer all BBL and WBBL matches until 2030/31.

You can stream cricket matches live and on demand thanks to the Foxtel Now online TV service. You can also use Kayo Sports’ features and formidable streaming platform to get instant replays, watch cricket shows and highlights, and catch all your favourite cricket teams.

Foxtel and Kayo have also retained exclusive streaming rights to watch cricket on a mobile device (and Kayo even lets you have multiple streams at the same time across different devices).

Sign up for Kayo Sports’ 7-day free trial today to watch cricket live in Australia.

Watch ICC cricket on Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime has the exclusive broadcasting rights in Australia for all International Cricket Council (ICC) tournaments until 2027. 

This means you should sign up for Amazon Prime if you want to watch:

• Men’s Cricket World Cup
• Women’s Cricket World Cup
• T20 World Cups
• Champions Trophy
• Under-19s Cricket World Cup
• World Test Championship Final

Want to watch the Australian national cricket team defend its world titles? Subscribe to a pay-per-view model on Amazon Prime. Try Prime Video for free for 30 days today.

Who’s playing cricket on TV tonight?

There are plenty of cricket games to watch online. From domestic T20 games in the BBL to international test cricket matches, you can stream tonight’s cricket game on Kayo Sports, Foxtel, Channel 7, or Amazon Prime.

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