Star Cricket - Live cricket schedule for 2012

Star Cricket is the 24-hour cricket channel of ESPNStar. Star Cricket is broadcast from India and is available in different countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, Singapore, Sri Lanka and so on. It has been broadcasting live cricket hosted in different countries. Along with all ICC events, the channel has broadcasting rights for international cricket matches in Australia and England as well as other domestic matches.

Here is Star Cricket's live cricket schedule for 2012:

Watch Star Cricket - Live | Broadcaster of ICC Cricket world cup 2011 and other cricket matches

Star Cricket is the 24-hour cricket channel from ESPNStar. It has broadcasting rights for matches played in Australia and England as well as ICC matches. It will be broadcasting ICC Cricket World cup 2011 in India and some other countries. Here's how you can watch the Cricket channel live:

Star Cricket - Live cricket schedule for 2010

Star cricket is a 24-hour cricket channel from ESPN-Star. It shows cricket 24/7 in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Singapore and some other countries. For the year 2010, Star cricket has the broadcasting rights for showing the cricket matches played in Australia and England. It also has acquired rights for showing ICC matches and matches from Airtel Champions League T20. Here is the list of matches to be broadcast by Star Cricket in year 2010:

T20 World Cup 2009 to be shown on Star Cricket and Doordarshan

Along with ESPN Star's Star cricket, Doordarshan will also telecast the T20 World Cup 2009 in England.Star cricket will be broadcasting every matches of the series while Doordarshan which is accessible to more people in India will be broadcasting the matches played by India in group stage along with the final and semi-final of the tournament. Along with it, DD will be providing its own commentary in Hindi. Along with these two channels in India, this event will be shown live in more than 200 countries worldwide. Click here for TV channels in different countries.


ESPN Star has also confirmed that it will broadcast 10 warm-up matches before the T20 World cup which also includes two matches played by India. It has a big group of commentators including Wasim Akram, Sanjay Manjrekar, Alan Wilkins, Harsha Bhogle, Nasser Hussain, David Lloyd, Ian Chappell, Simon Doull, Kepler Wessels, Ian Bishop, Ranil Abeynayake, Athar Ali Khan and Jeremy Coney. It will be showing a pre and post-match show "Cricket Extra" hosted by Manjrekar and Bhogle.

Doordarshan on the other hand will telecast the Indian matches and the two semi-finals and one final. Sunil Vaidya, will be doing commentary in Hindi for Dooordarshan.