Internationals, T20 leagues and Bangladesh on tour — free, in the browser you are already using.
Cricket is half of what this audience watches, and most sites that carry football treat it as a footnote. Sportzfy TV lists it properly: every fixture we carry gets its own page, the start time is converted to the clock on your own phone, and the stream opens here rather than in an app you have to install first.
Across a season we carry international cricket in all three formats — Test matches, one-day internationals and T20 internationals — alongside the franchise leagues that fill the gaps between them: the T20 Blast and The Hundred in England, the Caribbean Premier League, the Lanka Premier League, Major League Cricket in the United States and the Royal London One-Day Cup.
Women's international cricket is listed the same way as the men's game rather than buried below it, and so are the domestic one-day and first-class competitions when they are running. Each match carries several stream links, so one server failing does not end the session.
Bangladesh fixtures are what most of our readers come for. When the Tigers tour, the series appears as soon as the schedule is published — each match with its own page, its format marked, and a countdown to the first ball. The Bangladesh Premier League fills the December-to-February window.
A large share of that audience is not in Bangladesh at all. If you are reading from Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman or Singapore, every start time on this page has already been converted to your own local hour — a 2pm start in Dhaka is not 2pm where you are, and you should not have to do that arithmetic in your head before a match.
Pick a match from the list, open its page, and press play. There is no account to create, no subscription, no payment details and nothing to download — the site runs in any mobile or desktop browser, and the whole thing reads in Bangla or English from the globe in the header.
Yes. Every fixture listed here is free, with no account, no subscription and no payment details. Advertising pays for the hosting.
Yes, when they are scheduled. Bangladesh series are listed as soon as the fixtures are published, and the Bangladesh Premier League runs from December through February.
No. This page and the stream both open in the browser you are reading in, on a phone, tablet, laptop or smart TV.
Every time on this page is converted to your own device's clock automatically, so readers in Dhaka, Riyadh and Kuala Lumpur each see their own local hour rather than Bangladesh Standard Time.
The cricket calendar has quiet weeks between tours. The list is built from the live schedule, so rather than showing matches that are not happening it simply fills again when the next series is announced.
Test matches, one-day internationals and T20 internationals, plus the franchise T20 leagues and domestic one-day and first-class cricket when those competitions are running.
