Sky Sports to show England's white-ball series in India in March with Stuart Broad on commentary team

Sky Sports will also broadcast India’s home tours against South Africa, New Zealand, West Indies and Sri Lanka, which will follow in the next 12 months, plus the IPL in 2021 and 2022; Sky is the home of England, India, Pakistan and South Africa home internationals and ICC competitions

Last Updated: 22/02/21 11:11am

Sky Sports will show England's ODI and T20 series against India

Sky Sports will show exclusive live coverage of England’s ODI and T20 series against India in March with seamer Stuart Broad part of the commentary team.

Broad will join Dinesh Karthik, David Lloyd, Nasser Hussain, Michael Atherton, Ian Ward, Ebony Rainford-Brent and Rob Key during the series, which consist of five T20Is and three ODIs.

England seamer Stuart Broad has previously worked with Ian Ward, David Lloyd and Nasser Hussain on Sky Sports' coverage

The first T20I takes place on March 12 in Ahmedabad with the ODI series starting on March 23 in Pune.

Fans will also get to watch plenty of Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah in the next year as Sky Sports will also broadcast India’s home tours against South Africa (Oct 2021), New Zealand (November 2021), West Indies (January 2022) and Sri Lanka (February 2022).

This summer sees India tour England for five Tests from July, all exclusively live on Sky Sports. There will also be visits from New Zealand, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Domestically, Sky Sports will be the only place you can watch every ball from the inaugural edition of The Hundred. Many of the best players in the world will be on these shores as the sport’s newest format lifts off.

Bryan Henderson, Sky Sports’ Director of Cricket, said: “We’re delighted to be broadcasting England’s white-ball tour of India. When these two teams meet, the matches are always full of drama and plenty of sensational cricket on display. I expect these limited-overs matches to be no different.

“It’s already gearing up to be a great year of cricket on Sky Sports as we build up to a fantastic summer of men’s and women’s cricket, including The Hundred for the very first time. It’s a year of cricket not to be missed on Sky Sports.”

This latest agreement means Sky Sports is now the home to ICC Tournaments, England, India, Pakistan and South Africa home matches. In addition, Sky will also broadcast the Indian Premier League and the Pakistan Super League.