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How to watch 2022 T20 cricket World Cup on TV and live stream

Here’s a look at the full schedule for the 2022 T20 World Cup.

By Chinmay Vaidya Updated Nov 10, 2022, 7:55am PST

India v Australia - T20 International Series: Game 3 — Virat Kohli of India looks on during game three of the T20 International series between India and Australia at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on September 25, 2022 in Hyderabad, India.

The 2022 T20 World Cup begins in Australia on October 15, with an initial group stage followed by a Super 12 stage. The top four teams from the group stage will join eight teams already in the Super 12 stage.

In the US, you can catch all the T20 World Cup action on Willow. If you aren’t around a TV, you can stream the matches on willow.tv with your cable login or with an ESPN+ subscription.

Here’s the full schedule for the 2022 T20 World Cup.

Group Stage

October 16

Sri Lanka vs. Namibia - 12 a.m. ET

UAE vs. Netherlands - 4 a.m. ET

October 17

West Indies vs. Scotland - 12 a.m. ET

Zimbabwe vs. Ireland - 4 a.m. ET

October 18

Namibia vs. Netherlands - 12 a.m. ET

Sri Lanka vs. UAE - 4 a.m. ET

October 19

Scotland vs. Ireland - 12 a.m. ET

West Indies vs. Zimbabwe - 4 a.m. ET

October 20

Sri Lanka vs. Netherlands - 12 a.m. ET

Namibia vs. UAE - 4 a.m. ET

October 21

West Indies vs. Ireland - 12 a.m. ET

Scotland vs. Zimbabwe - 4 a.m. ET

Super 12 Stage

October 22

Australia vs. New Zealand - 3 a.m. ET

Afghanistan vs. England - 7 a.m. ET

October 23

Sri Lanka vs. Ireland - 12 a.m. ET

India vs. Pakistan - 4 a.m. ET

October 24

Bangladesh vs. Netherlands - 12 a.m. ET

South Africa vs. Zimbabwe - 4 a.m. ET

October 25

Australia vs. Sri Lanka - 7 a.m. ET

October 26

England vs. Ireland - 12 a.m. ET

New Zealand vs. Afghanistan - 4 a.m. ET

South Africa vs. Bangladesh - 11 p.m. ET

October 27

India vs. Netherlands - 3 a.m. ET

Pakistan vs. Zimbabwe - 7 a.m. ET

October 28

Afghanistan vs. Ireland - 12 a.m. ET

Australia vs. England - 4 a.m. ET

October 29

Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand - 4 a.m. ET

Bangladesh vs. Zimbabwe - 11 p.m. ET

October 30

Pakistan vs. Netherlands - 3 a.m. ET

India vs. South Africa - 7 a.m. ET

October 31

Australia vs. Ireland - 4 a.m. ET

November 1

Afghanistan vs. Sri Lanka - 12 a.m. ET

England vs. New Zealand - 7 a.m. ET

November 2

Zimbabwe vs. Netherlands - 12 a.m. ET

India vs. Bangladesh - 3 a.m. ET

November 3

South Africa vs. Pakistan - 4 a.m. ET

November 4

Ireland vs. New Zealand - 12 a.m. ET

Afghanistan vs. Australia - 4 a.m. ET

November 5

England vs. Sri Lanka - 4 a.m. ET

South Africa vs. Netherlands - 8 a.m. ET

November 6

Pakistan vs. Bangladesh - 12 a.m. ET

India vs. Zimbabwe - 3 a.m. ET

November 9

New Zealand vs. Pakistan - 3 a.m. ET

November 10

India vs. England - 3 a.m. ET

November 13

Pakistan vs. England - 3 a.m. ET