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Live Cricket Today: Upcoming Matches, TV Channels & Start times

WherestheMatch.com covers all upcoming Cricket listings from the biggest competitions & international matches, so if you are looking for Live Cricket on TV Today, Tomorrow or This Week, never miss another live match from the County Championship, Test Match Cricket, Twenty20 cricket, ODI cricket, the Indian Premier League and more.

Cricket is a popular sport that originated in England and has since spread to many countries around the world. It is played by over 2.5 billion people globally, making it the second most popular sport after football. One of the reasons for cricket's popularity is its long history. The earliest known record of cricket dates back to the 16th century, and it has been played professionally since the 18th century. This long history has allowed for the development of various formats of the game, such as Test matches, One Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 (T20) matches, each with their own unique rules and strategies.

In addition to its rich history, cricket's popularity can also be attributed to its widespread appeal. It is played in many countries, with the most prominent being England, Australia, India, Pakistan, and South Africa. This global reach has not only made it a popular sport but also a unifying force among nations.

Unlike other popular sports like football and basketball, cricket does not have a set season for matches to be played. Instead, it follows an annual calendar that includes international matches, domestic leagues, and various tournaments. The peak season for cricket is usually from April to September, with a high concentration of international matches during this time.

WheresTheMatch.com covers all upcoming Cricket fixtures from the biggest competitions & international matches.

Current Broadcasting and Streaming Contracts for Live Cricket on TV

Sky Sports currently hold the majority of live Cricket rights in the UK, with the BBC, TNT Sports and Premier Sports also showing some live coverage. See a full breakdown of the channels showing live cricket today on our full guide above.