The Men’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup starts on July 13 in Colombo. Here is where you can watch Asia Cup live action, including TV channels and live-streaming details for the event.

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The 2023 Men’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup will be played out in the 50-over format after the Women’s version of the same event was played in the T20 format last month.

The tournament starts on July 13, with all matches scheduled to take place across the three venues of R Premadasa International Cricket Stadium, P Sara Oval, and Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo.

Earlier editions of the tournament used to have an age barrier with teams generally allowed to field Under-23 players only. However, the 2023 edition has no such restriction.

Seven ‘A’ teams along with Nepal, will be participating in the tournament. They have been divided into two groups of four teams each. The group stages will be played in a single round-robin format with each team playing three matches.

The top two teams from both groups will qualify for the semi-finals. The final will be played on July 23 at the R Premadasa International Cricket Stadium.

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Men’s 2023 Emerging Teams Asia Cup: Schedule, Match timings

The 12 group stage matches will be played across six days as doubleheaders. The first six matches will be played between July 13 and 15, and the next six between July 17 and 19.

The two semi-finals will be played on July 21 and the final on July 23.

Nine of the 12 league games will start at 10 am local time, while three will start at 2 pm. As for the knockouts, semi-final 2 and the final will start at 2 pm, while semi-final 1 will start at 10 am.

The three league games starting at 2 pm local time are:

India A vs Nepal, July 17
Sri Lanka A vs Oman A, July 18
Pakistan A vs India A, July 19

Men’s 2023 Emerging Teams Asia Cup where to watch: TV channels and live streaming

The Men’s 2023 Emerging Teams Asia Cup will be live-streamed on the FanCode app and website.

However, it won’t be telecast on any TV channel.