10 Best Live Cricket Streaming Sites

 Cricket fans are all over the world, and we know that the craze for cricket in countries like India, Australia, and England is second to none.

Earlier, people used to watch cricket live on their television sets, as there was no way to watch cricket online.




But things have changed drastically in just a decade of internet and we can now easily watch live cricket online thanks to cricket streaming sites.

If you have been looking for the best live cricket sites to watch your favorite team play then we have covered the list of the best sites in this article.

Best Live Cricket Streaming Sites

Hotstar

Hotstar is one of the best streaming sites for live cricket and some features in our list are at the top because of its interface, options to watch different sports including cricket and the option to watch the matches for free.

It is a part of Star Group which means the cricket matches which can be seen on channels like Star Sports 1, 2, 3, etc can be seen on Hotstar as well.

The only problem with its free viewing is that you see the match delayed by 5 minutes which is okay because you can watch it without paying for high quality.

Sonali is another one of the best live cricket streaming sites and it is a part of Sony Entertainment group which means you can watch all the cricket matches streamed on Sony channels like Sony Six, Sony Ten 1, etc.




SonyLIV also allows you to watch all the live matches without creating an account for free, but you have to watch ads and the live stream is also limited to a few minutes for the free users.

Willow TV, as the name suggests, is a website dedicated to cricket streaming which is why it features in our list of the best live cricket streaming sites.

Willow TV is not free and it allows users to watch live cricket with a monthly subscription of $14.99 which gives you an all-access pass to cricket matches worldwide.

Willow TV is also available on all major platforms like iOS, Android, Roku, Google TV, Amazon FireTV and others.

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