How to watch T20 World Cup 2021 online anywhere in the world

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Here’s how to watch T20 World Cup 2021 online from anywhere. (Image credit: Francois Nel-ICC/ICC via Getty Images)

Here's how to watch the T20 World Cup 2021 final anywhere in the world. 

England v New Zealand is the first semi-final, taking place on Wednesday, Nov. 10. While it's Pakistan v Australia in the second semi-final on Thursday, Nov. 11.

The T20 World Cup is down to just two teams. New Zealand got their revenge on England, knocking them out of the competition on Wednesday, Nov. 10 in a match as thrilling as their 2019 Cricket World Cup final.

Meanwhile, Australia triumphed over Pakistan on Thursday, Nov. 11 to earn their spot. Although Pakistan continued to be in fine form, the Australian team managed to turn the game around in the last five overs of the match.

The stage is now set for the T20 World Cup final this Sunday, Nov. 14, and Australia vs. New Zealand is guaranteed to be an explosive match. So, here's how to watch the T20 World Cup cricket final anywhere in the world so you don't miss out!

How to watch T20 World Cup 2021 in the US

So, if you’re a cricket fan in the US then live cricket channel Willow TV is the place to go. Willow TV describes itself as “the only 24x7 live cricket channel in the USA, with several hundred days of live cricket covered annually”. 

How to watch T20 World Cup 2021 in the UK

Sky Sports will show every T20 World Cup 2021 game. Sky has its own dedicated cricket channel, Sky Sports Cricket, where you can watch all the action. The Sky Go app also gives you a chance to stream the games live while on the movie. 

If you don’t have Sky, then a Now TV Sky Sports Monthly Pass looks like a good option. BBC Cricket also has short highlights and clips of big moments from games.

How to watch T20 World Cup 2021 online anywhere in the world

There is a handy way to watch your favorite TV shows from wherever you are in the world, and it's called a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

A VPN lets you get around the usual digital barriers by changing your IP address, meaning you can watch your favorite TV shows even if you’re away from home.

Our favorite is ExpressVPN, which lets you change your IP address on whichever device you want to watch your new favorite TV show on.

From laptops to Smart TVs, Amazon Fire Sticks, games consoles and even mobile phones, you can change the address to make your device think it is in a different location to enable you to watch the things you love around the world.

ExpressVPN is one of the best VPNs out there. Not only because it is straightforward and easy to use, but it also has great security and, best of all, it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

ExpressVPN is the No.1-rated VPN in the world right now. You can try it out for a month without paying a penny, and if you sign up for an annual plan you can get 3 months' access absolutely free!

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And it's a great way to watch T20 World Cup 2021 final via your usual method from anywhere in the world.

David Hollingsworth
Editor

David is the What To Watch Editor and has over 20 years of experience in television journalism. He is currently writing about the latest television and film news for What To Watch.


Before working for What To Watch, David spent many years working for TV Times magazine, interviewing some of television's most famous stars including Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland, singer Lionel Richie and wildlife legend Sir David Attenborough. 


David started out as a writer for TV Times before becoming the title's deputy features editor and then features editor. During his time on TV Times, David also helped run the annual TV Times Awards. David is a huge Death in Paradise fan, although he's still failed to solve a case before the show's detective! He also loves James Bond and controversially thinks that Timothy Dalton was an excellent 007.


Other than watching and writing about telly, David loves playing cricket, going to the cinema, trying to improve his tennis and chasing about after his kids!