The IPL will be seen in 120 countries, Pakistan-China is not in the list.

However, even though it was held in India, the chances of the spectators entering the field were slim. This year's IPL will be broadcast live in 120 countries around the world.

Pakistan, which is not on the list, has been joined by China. This year's IPL is going to start with a match between defending champions Mumbai Indians and 2016 champions Chennai Super Kings. The first match of the tournament will be played on September 19. This year's IPL is going to be held in a closed stadium due to the outbreak of Corona epidemic.

So to enjoy the IPL, viewers have to keep an eye on television and electronic gadgets.

Star Sports India will broadcast in seven regional languages ​​of India, including Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali and Telugu. In addition to India, Star Sports has broadcasting rights in Afghanistan and Australia.

Fox Sports of Australia, Kayo Sports; Sky Sports in the UK, Ireland and New Zealand, South Asia, South Africa and most European countries will be broadcast on UAPPTV, Super Sports in South Africa, Belin Sports in the Middle East and North Africa, and live streaming on Disney and Hotstar. The IPL will be televised live in Canada and the United States through Hotstar.

Pakistani cricketers have not been able to play in the IPL since 2009. IPL is no longer broadcast in Pakistan.

The IPL will not be broadcast in China, the country that sponsored the IPL last season. In the face of Indian artillery, the Chinese company Vivo also withdrew its name from the IPL sponsor.

This is due to the fact that India's diplomatic relations with the two countries are not good. That is why the tournament is being organized in the United Arab Emirates.

The tournament, which starts on September 19, will be screened on November 10.