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Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 Matches Live? Full Streaming Details

Rajgeeta Yadav

The Hundred 2025 [Source: @thehundred/X.com]The Hundred 2025 [Source: @thehundred/X.com]

The fifth season of The Hundred cricket tournament (for both men and women) will start on August 5, 2025, and the final will be held on August 31 at Lord’s in London. Each day, a women’s match and a men’s match are played back-to-back at the same stadium.

The 2025 season will last 27 days, with non-stop action and a total of 64 group-stage matches played across eight different venues.

The first match will be between London Spirit and Oval Invincibles at Lord’s, and both the men’s and women’s teams from these clubs will face off at the same venue on the same day.

As this exciting tournament begins, here’s how you can stream all the matches live.

Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 In India?

  • Cricket fans in India can catch all the action from The Hundred 2025 live on Sony Sports Network on their TV screens.
  • The The Hundred 2025 live streaming in India will be available on the SonyLIV app and the FanCode app. Both platforms will stream selected matches live, so you can enjoy the action on the go.

Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 In The UK?

The Hundred 2025 will be broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports and BBC Sport, offering fans multiple ways to enjoy the tournament live.

Where To Watch The Hundred 2025 Around The World?

Region
Broadcasters
North AmericaWillow and DAZN
CaribbeanESPN
The Middle East and North AfricabeIN SPORTS
Sub-Saharan AfricaSuperSport
Indian SubcontinentSony Sports Network, Sony LIV & Fancode
Australia and South East AsiaFOX Sports
PakistanTen Sports


What Is The The Hundred 2025 Format?

The Hundred is a white-ball cricket tournament created by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), featuring eight city-based teams competing for both men's and women's titles. The 2025 edition runs from August 5 to August 31, with 64 matches in total, 32 for men and 32 for women. Uniquely, each men's and women's match is played back-to-back on the same day at the same venue, with one ticket granting access to both games.

Notably, each team bats for 100 balls, and the side with the highest score wins. Bowlers can deliver a maximum of 20 balls, either in 5-ball or 10-ball sets.

Each team plays four home and four away matches, facing every other team once plus an additional match against a regional rival. After the group stage, the top three teams advance to the knockout round: the second and third-placed teams face off in an Eliminator at The Oval, and the winner meets the top team in the Final at Lord’s on August 31.