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Broadcast Details Confirmed for Men’s T20I Tri-Series

Cricket Scotland has officially confirmed the broadcast details for the eagerly anticipated Men’s T20I Tri-Series, featuring Scotland, Nepal, and the Netherlands, set to begin today in Glasgow. With six competitive matches lined up from 15 to 20 June 2025, this Tri-Series serves as both thrilling entertainment and crucial preparation ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier.

Global & Pay-Per-View Coverage

For fans wanting to watch the series, there’s plenty of global coverage:

• Action Sports HD in Nepal

• FanCode for viewers in India

• Willow broadcasting across the USA & Canada

• ARY Zap for fans in Pakistan

If you’re outside these territories, streaming is available at live.cricketscotland.com, presenting all matches via Cricket Scotland TV, powered by QTV and Urban Zoo. Prices are set at £8.99 per match, with season passes for one team at £26.97, or access to the entire Tri-Series for £39.99.

Premier Talent Behind the Mic

The broadcast team brings quality commentary and insights, headed by Australia’s renowned cricket journalist Mel Farrell and veteran Scottish commentator Paul Mitchell. Covering each match from 15:00 UK time (16:00 CET, 19:30 IST, 19:45 Nepal Time), they’ll guide viewers through every moment of this action-packed sporting event.

Strategic Season Vision

Cricket Scotland, represented by Head of Communications Charles Paterson, views the Tri-Series as more than just cricket—it’s a strategic move. Moving into the pay-per-view model reflects the evolving broadcast landscape, aiming to generate sustainable revenue and enhance production quality. “It’s hugely important that Scottish cricket moves with the ever-changing broadcast landscape… value being offered to supporters,” Paterson said .

Paterson also pointed out Glasgow will host international matches for the first time since 2022, and with the Netherlands and Nepal set to take part, passion and excitement will be at a high. The matches also help Scotland and the Netherlands gear up for next month’s ICC T20 World Cup Qualifier.

QTV & Urban Zoo: Champions of Quality

CEO of QTV, Jack McGill, emphasized the organisation’s commitment: “QTV is thrilled to bring Scottish international cricket to the screens … we’re looking forward to bringing another high-quality international broadcast”. He noted the success of QTV’s pay-per-view across football, netball, and hockey—and hoped that support from Nepal, Netherlands, and Scotland fans will sustain this model.

With high-quality digital production and a strategic pay-per-view approach, Cricket Scotland is embracing a new era.

Tri-Series Timeline and Purpose

The Six-match T20I series, all at Titwood Stadium, Glasgow, kicks off with:

• 1st Match: 15 June – Scotland vs Netherlands

• 2nd Match: 16 June – Netherlands vs Nepal

• 3rd Match: 17 June – Scotland vs Nepal

• 4th Match: 18 June – Netherlands vs Scotland

• 5th Match: 19 June – Nepal vs Netherlands

• 6th Match: 20 June – Scotland vs Nepal 

Each game begins at 15:00 UK (16:00 CET, 19:30 IST, 19:45 in Nepal).

This Tri-Series follows the recent ODI fixtures in Dundee, continuing the competitive preparation for all teams. It’s an essential stepping-stone for Scotland and the Netherlands ahead of crucial qualifying matches.

Balancing Reach and Revenue

The pay-per-view model is cutting-edge for Associate-nation cricket. With a price of £8.99 per game—or £39.99 for the full series—Cricket Scotland is not only generating income but also acknowledging fan demands for high-quality digital coverage.

QTV’s involvement ensures polished commentary, vivid graphics, and smooth streaming, aiming to ignite new interest and retain existing followers.

What’s at Stake in Glasgow

These matches are more than warm-ups: they’re battlegrounds of momentum. For Scotland, it’s home advantage and a chance to build confidence. For Nepal, led by skipper Rohit Paudel, it’s an opportunity to grow their T20I experience. And for the Netherlands, captained by Scott Edwards, it’s crucial game time and testing conditions in differing UK conditions.

Looking Beyond Glasgow

After this Tri-Series, attention turns to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier in July, where these teams will fiercely contest for a place in the global tournament. The lessons learnt and momentum gained here could prove decisive.

Watch the Tri-Series Live

Here’s where to tune in:

• Nepal: Action Sports HD

• India: FanCode (streaming only)

• USA & Canada: Willow

• Pakistan: ARY Zap

• UK & Europe: Cricket Scotland TV via QTV & Urban Zoo PPV (visit live.cricketscotland.com)

Final Word

The Men’s T20I Tri-Series is more than a cricket event—it represents a new broadcast era for Scottish cricket, a test of Associate-nation resilience, and an opportunity for fans worldwide to witness fast-paced action. With structured coverage, compelling matchups, and a progressive revenue model, spectators from Glasgow to Kathmandu and beyond have plenty to be excited about.