Which are the participating teams in the 2025 U19 Women's T20 World Cup?

The second edition of the tournament features defending champions India, hosts Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and West Indies in Group A. Shweta Sehrawat finished as the top-scorer in the inaugural edition of the tournament leading her side to glory.

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Finalists of the last edition, England are placed in Group B alongside Pakistan, Ireland, and the United States of America. New Zealand, Nigeria, Samoa, and South Africa make up Group C with Australia, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Scotland constituting Group D.

2025 U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup: Where are the matches being held?

41 matches will be held across three Malaysian cities: Johor, Sarawak, and Selangor with four stadiums being used for the entirety of the tournament.

2025 U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup: Where to Watch Live?

Where to watch in India?

JioStar will stream all the matches across its platforms with the two semi-final matches and the concluding final clash also airing on Star Sports 2.

Where to watch in Pakistan?

Ten Sports and PTV will be jointly broadcasting all the matches.

Where to watch in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland?

Sky Sports will broadcast across the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.

Where to watch in Australia?

Amazon Prime Video will be streaming the matches across Australia.

Where to watch in New Zealand?

Sky TV will air all matches on both linear and digital platforms.

Where to watch in Bangladesh?

Popular streaming service Toffee will livestream the matches in Bangladesh.

Where to watch in Sri Lanka?

TV1 will broadcast the matches in Sri Lanka with ICC.tv app also providing access.

Where to watch in the USA & Canada?

Willow TV will be broadcasting the matches across USA and Canada.

Where to watch in the Caribbean, Latin America, and Brazil?

In these regions, ESPN will provide live coverage of the tournament via the Disney+ app.

Where to watch in Sub-Saharan Africa?

SuperSport will broadcast the matches across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Rest of the World

All 41 matches can be accessed on the ICC.tv app which provides free live coverage.

All matches will begin at either 10:30 am or 2:30 pm local time.

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