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How it works

One answer for every match.

India's cricket rights are sold per board and per tournament, and they keep changing hands. That's why one series is on Star Sports and the next is on Sony or FanCode. We track it so you don't have to.

Confirmed

Officially announced

The broadcaster or the board has confirmed it. We link the source wherever we can.

Expected

Very likely

Not announced for this series yet, but we know who holds the rights for this kind of match — BCCI home games, ICC events and so on.

TBA

Not decided yet

Nobody has confirmed the India rights. We update the page as soon as they are.

Why it's confusing

Four kinds of rights deals

Home series

Sold by BCCI as one package for all internationals played in India.

Away tours

Sold by the host board, so every tour can land on a different network.

ICC & Asia Cup

Separate multi-year tournament deals, independent of bilateral rights.

DD Sports

Free-to-air simulcast of select India matches, usually on DD Free Dish only.

All times are Indian Standard Time. Browse the broadcaster directory