How to Watch Pakistan Cricket Matches Live in Pakistan (TV & Free Apps)
Learn how to watch Pakistan cricket matches live in Pakistan on TV and mobile. Channels, apps, free options, upcoming matches, and tips for smooth streaming.
When Pakistan is playing, the first question is always the same: where can I watch it live? The answer changes from series to series, because broadcasting rights are shared between TV channels and streaming apps.
This guide explains how to watch Pakistan cricket matches live in Pakistan on TV, on your phone, and on your laptop, which options are free, and how to avoid common problems.
Quick Answer
For most Pakistan matches, you can watch live on:
- TV: PTV Sports (free-to-air in many cases), plus channels like A Sports, Geo Super, or Ten Sports depending on the series
- Apps and websites: Tapmad, Tamasha, Myco, or the PCB Live app, depending on the series
Important: The exact channels and apps change with each series or tournament. Always check the PCB’s announcement or the official match page before the first ball.
Where to Watch on TV
PTV Sports
PTV Sports is the state broadcaster and often carries Pakistan’s home matches and major events. Many reports describe it as free-to-air, which means you can watch it on a standard antenna in areas with signal, and on cable or satellite.
A Sports
A Sports has been a major cricket channel in Pakistan, including as a main broadcaster for the PSL. It’s usually available through cable or satellite packages.
Geo Super
Geo Super covers cricket, including PSL and some international fixtures, and is available on cable and satellite.
Ten Sports
Ten Sports has also been listed among official broadcasters for certain tournaments such as the PSL.
Tip: Not every channel shows every series. A channel that carried one tournament may not carry the next, so confirm before you plan to watch.
Where to Watch Live on Mobile and Online
Tapmad
A popular streaming platform in Pakistan with live sports and TV channels. It has been listed as an official streaming partner for the PSL and for recent Pakistan series. Some content may need a paid subscription.
Tamasha
A Pakistani streaming app that has carried PSL and international matches, including PTV Sports content in some cases.
Myco
Myco has been named as a streaming platform for the PSL and other events, and for some ICC matches. It’s available on web, Android, and iOS.
PCB Live App
The PCB’s own app streams selected Pakistan matches in several regions, including Pakistan. This is the best place to check for official streams when a series is on.
PTV Sports Digital (PTV FLIX and YouTube)
For some events, PTV Sports has been available through its own app and digital channels. Check the PTV Sports website or app for current availability.
Note: Whether an app is free, ad-supported, or needs a subscription depends on the event and the platform. Check inside the app before the match.
Which Option Is Best for You?
| Your situation | Best option |
|---|---|
| Want it free on TV | PTV Sports via antenna, cable, or satellite (when it carries the match) |
| Only have a phone | A streaming app such as Tapmad, Tamasha, or Myco |
| Want HD with multiple channels | Cable or satellite sports packages |
| Watching abroad | PCB Live app or a regional broadcaster, depending on the series |
| Want replays and highlights | Streaming apps and official YouTube channels |
How to Watch Pakistan Cricket on Your Phone: Step by Step
- Check the official broadcast details on the PCB website or social pages for your series.
- Download the right app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
- Create an account if the app asks for one, and check whether the match is free or needs a subscription.
- Connect to a stable internet connection, preferably Wi-Fi or strong 4G.
- Open the live section a few minutes before the match.
- Choose video quality to suit your connection and data.
How to Watch on a Laptop or TV Screen
- Open the official website of the streaming app in your browser.
- Use a smart TV app if the platform offers one.
- Cast from your phone to a smart TV or use an HDMI cable.
- Make sure your internet is fast enough for smooth streaming.
Upcoming Pakistan Matches (October and November 2026)
As reported at the time of writing:
- T20I series vs Sri Lanka: October 9, 11, and 13 in Rawalpindi, starting at 6:00 PM PKT
- ODI tri-series with England and Sri Lanka: begins October 18, with matches in Rawalpindi and Lahore through October 31
- First Test vs Sri Lanka: November 9 to 13, Rawalpindi
- Second Test vs Sri Lanka: November 17 to 21, Lahore
Schedules can change, so confirm exact dates and times on the PCB website.
Tips for Smooth Live Streaming
- Use a strong, stable connection. Wi-Fi is usually more reliable than mobile data during busy matches.
- Close other apps that use bandwidth.
- Update the app before match day.
- Lower the video quality if the stream keeps buffering.
- Charge your phone or keep it plugged in.
- Log in early, because servers can get crowded when a big match starts.
- Watch your data use. HD streaming uses a lot of mobile data, so a Wi-Fi connection helps avoid bill surprises.
Avoid Illegal Streaming Sites
Free “live cricket” sites you find through random links or social media often:
- Break broadcasters’ rights
- Show pop-ups, scams, or fake download buttons
- Can expose your device to malware or steal your data
- Cut off in the middle of the match
Stick to official channels and apps. They’re safer and more reliable.
Watching Pakistan Cricket From Abroad
If you’re outside Pakistan, the right option depends on your region. Overseas Pakistanis can often use the PCB Live app where it’s available or a local broadcaster, and some apps carry streams in several countries. Check the PCB announcement for your country, because rights vary. If you’re an overseas Pakistani looking to manage money back home, see our guide on how to open a Roshan Digital Account.
What if You Miss the Live Match?
- Many streaming apps offer replays after the match.
- Official PCB and broadcaster channels share highlights on social media and YouTube.
- Sports websites post scorecards and match reports.