From New York to New Delhi here’s where to watch T20 World Cup 2024

HI INDIA NEWS DESK

Cricket lovers around the world are waiting with bated breath as the cricket season is all set to grip the world. Amongst the top matches of ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 to watch remain the clash between India and Pakistan, which the South Asian diaspora loves to watch. Now these matches can be watched at nine live sites from New York City to New Delhi.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced 16 fan parks dotted across five countries to broadcast 23 World Cup matches. The parks will also feature live entertainment including DJs, food and drink outlets, cricket ambassadors and family activities, making it an experience across the globe.

In New York City, the Oculus World Trade Center is one of the standout venues, with the fan park showing 18 matches on 10 different dates, including the highly anticipated final on June 29.

Those in NY, can also watch the World Cup opener between USA and Canada on June 1, as well as clashes between arch-rivals Australia and England on June 8 and India and Pakistan on June 9.

Ten different fan parks will show the Group A game between India and Pakistan, including Cedar Creek Park, Seaford, New York hosted by Nassau County, the Indira Gandhi Indoor Arena in New Delhi, India and Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in Pakistan.

There are also other two host USA locations — Epic Central in Grand Prairie, Texas and Broward County Stadium in Florida hosting fan parks.

The ICC’s Broadcast Partners in each region will support all ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 fan parks by providing live feeds.

“We are thrilled to be able to bring communities together through broadcasting the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 in a record number of fan parks,” said ICC Head of Events, Chris Tetley.

“These parks are designed to make the sport more accessible and enjoyable, allowing fans of all ages to experience a T20 World Cup like never before. With 23 matches shown across 16 fan parks in five different countries, the fan parks will help connect more people to the biggest T20 World Cup ever.”