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GSL Confirms 2026 Broadcasters
Kaieteur Sports – The ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) has announced its 2026 broadcast lineup, confirming an expanded slate of media partners that will bring the tournament to audiences across the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, South Asia, the Middle East, North America and beyond.
The GSL has named their broadcast partners for this year’s tournament.
Building on the momentum of previous seasons, GSL has strengthened its footprint in key cricket markets while welcoming new partners in territories where the tournament has not previously had dedicated coverage, including the United Kingdom, Afghanistan, Malaysia, the Maldives and Bhutan.
For all territories not listed below the tournament will be broadcast on the Global Super League’s YouTube channel meaning no matter where you are in the world you will be able to catch the action.
2026 Broadcast Partners
- Afghanistan – StyxSports
- Antigua – Winners TV
- Australia – Fox Sports
- Bangladesh – T Sports
- Barbados – CBC
- Bhutan – Sony
- Guyana – ENET
- Grenada – GBN
- India – Sony
- Maldives – Sony
- Malaysia – StyxSports
- Middle East – MYCO
- Nepal – StyxSports
- New Zealand – Sky NZ
- Pakistan – A Sports, Tamasha
- Pan-Caribbean – Rush Live & Louder
- Sri Lanka – Dialog TV
- Kitts – ZIZ
- Lucia – Winners TV
- Trinidad – CNC3
- USA & Canada – Willow
- United Kingdom – ARY Digital
- Rest of the World – YouTube
“This year’s broadcast lineup reflects just how far the Global Super League has come. We’ve deepened our exclusive partnerships in core markets like Australia, New Zealand, the USA and Canada, while opening the door to new fans in the UK, Afghanistan, Malaysia, the Maldives and Bhutan for the first time. Cricket is a global game, and our job is to make sure no matter where a fan is watching from, GSL is easy to find and exciting to follow,” said Sir Clive Lloyd, Chairman, ExxonMobil GSL.
The 2026 season will see GSL’s broadcast footprint reach its widest distribution to date, with coverage confirmed across more than 20 territories and additional partnership announcements expected as the tournament approaches.
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