As many as 48 games will be played over 46 days, with each of the ten teams facing the other side once in the league stage. The top four sides will seal tickets for the semi-finals on November 15 and 16, with the final being held on November 19 in Ahmedabad.

India are hosting the event for the first time since 2011 when they jointly organised the marquee show with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. They also co-hosted the 50-over competition in 1987 and 1996. Notably, this is the first time that the sub-continental giant will organise the apex contest solitarily.

Here are the TV channels and live-streaming options to watch World Cup 2023 live in the US and Canada.

Where to watch World Cup 2023 live in the US and Canada: TV channels, live streaming

The 2023 World Cup will be aired on both TV and OTT platforms in the United States of America. Willow TV will televise the matches while the live-streaming services will be available on the ESPN+ app.

In Canada, it will be shown exclusively on Willow.

In the US, on Sling TV, you can watch all matches from October 5 (the England-New Zealand opener) to October 19 (the final) of the Cricket World Cup.

Sling’s features include a Catch-Up TV option, with the ability to save a match automatically and watch it later, even upto eight days after it aired. Along with that, Free DVR allows up to 50 hours of live TV recording to watch whenever.

Up to three devices can simultaneously view content, making it just $3.3 per person per screen.

Watch ICC Men’s World Cup 2023 Live on Sling for just $10 a month.

All matches will be available live with English and Hindi commentary on Willow HD and Willow Xtra.