NCL GT20 has announced broadcast partners for the NCL GT20 Caribbean Edition 2026, taking place October 23 through November 2 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. The agreements will bring the tournament to audiences across Canada, Asia, the Middle East and the Caribbean, with additional partnerships expected to be announced as the tournament approaches.
The broadcaster lineup connects cricket fans across established markets while creating opportunities to introduce the league and its players to new audiences.
Broadcast and distribution partners
| Market | Broadcast and distribution partners |
| Canada | CBC Sports; Asian Television Network (ATN) |
| Afghanistan | Solh Sports |
| Bangladesh | T Sports; MyCo |
| Pakistan | Geo Sports; MyCo |
| India | ZEE5; Unite8 Sports |
| Middle East and North Africa (MENA) | MyCo |
| Caribbean | Rush Live and Louder |
Canada’s CBC Sports and Asian Television Network (ATN) are among the partners extending the tournament’s reach. Together with media partners across South Asia, MENA and the Caribbean, they support NCL GT20’s effort to make international cricket more accessible to fans wherever they follow the game.
“Our priority is to work with partners who understand cricket, its audiences and the opportunity to grow the game internationally,” said Gaurav Dewani, Head of Partnerships, NCL GT20. “These relationships help us reach fans across multiple regions and introduce emerging talent to wider audiences. We are continuing conversations in other markets and look forward to sharing more soon.”
NCL GT20’s ambitions extend beyond the broadcast footprint. By giving promising young cricketers the chance to share the stage with experienced international players, the league seeks to connect grassroots talent with greater visibility, competition and opportunity. That mission takes on added relevance as cricket prepares to return to the Olympic Games at Los Angeles 2028, drawing new attention to the sport and its next generation.
