How to Watch The Hundred 2026 in Pakistan
A complete guide to following The Hundred 2026 from Pakistan, including local start times, streaming options, and the full match schedule.
England is four hours behind Pakistan
Weekday matches start at 10:30 PM PST
Women's matches run as double-headers
Finals are held at Lord's
The Hundred returns in 2026 with eight men's and eight women's teams competing across a four-week window in England. For viewers in Pakistan, the main challenge is timing: most matches begin in the British afternoon or evening, which lands late at night in Pakistan Standard Time.
Match timings in Pakistan Standard Time
England is four hours behind Pakistan during British Summer Time. A match starting at 6:30 PM in London begins at 10:30 PM in Karachi, Lahore, or Islamabad. Weekend fixtures often start earlier in the day, which makes them considerably more accessible for Pakistani audiences.
Weekday evening matches: 10:30 PM PST start
Saturday afternoon matches: 6:30 PM PST start
Sunday double-headers: 5:00 PM and 9:00 PM PST
Finals week fixtures: confirmed closer to the date
Where to follow the tournament
Official broadcast rights for Pakistan are handled through regional sports networks, with live scoring available on most major cricket platforms. Radio commentary remains a practical option for the late-night fixtures, and full highlight packages are typically published within a few hours of each match ending.
Following the women's competition
The women's matches are scheduled as double-headers alongside the men's fixtures at the same venues. This means a single evening often delivers two complete matches back to back, which is worth planning around if you are staying up for the late slot.
The double-header format was designed so that both competitions share the same crowd, the same venue, and the same broadcast window.
Check the local start time before the match day
Confirm which venue is hosting the double-header
Note whether the women's match precedes or follows the men's
Set reminders for finals week, which uses a different schedule
Venues and travel
Matches are distributed across eight host grounds in England and Wales, including Lord's, The Oval, Old Trafford, and Edgbaston. Each venue hosts a set number of fixtures, and the finals are traditionally held at Lord's. For a fuller breakdown of fixtures and squads, see our tournament overview page.
Planning ahead around the time difference is the single most useful thing a Pakistani viewer can do. Once you know which slot a fixture falls into, following the full four weeks becomes far more manageable.