Ireland vs Pakistan Live Streaming: How to Watch IRE vs PAK 1st T20I in Pakistan & Bangladesh?

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Ireland vs Pakistan Live Streaming: Ireland and Pakistan will warm for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024 with a three-match series, starting with the 1st T20I at the Castle Avenue Cricket Ground in Dublin, Ireland on Friday (May 10).

Ireland, who are in Group A in the upcoming World Cup, will be led by Paul Stirling, while Pakistan, who are also in the same group alongside India, USA and Canada, will be captained by Babar Azam.

Ireland head into the match on the back of a 1-2 away series loss to Afghanistan in March, while Pakistan are fresh from drawing a home series 2-2 against a second string New Zealand side.

This will be only the second meeting between Ireland and Pakistan in the T20 format with their first meeting coming way back in 2009 T20 World Cup, where the Asian side won by 39 runs at the Kennington Oval in London.

Now, with the two sides set to lock horns in a bilateral series for the first time, Pakistan fans and fans across the world will be eager to tune into the action. So, here is a look at the Ireland vs Pakistan Live Streaming and Telecast Info:

What time is Ireland vs Pakistan 1st T20I starting?

The IRE vs PAK 1st T20I is scheduled to start at 3 PM Local Time with the toss taking place 30 minutes earlier at 2:30 PM Local Time. Due to time difference, the match will start at 7 PM PKT (Pakistan time) and 8 PM BST (Bangladesh time).

How to watch Ireland vs Pakistan 1st T20I in Pakistan and Bangladesh?

The live telecast of the IRE vs PAK match will be shown on Ten Sports in Pakistan, and Nagorik TV in Bangladesh, while the IRE vs PAK 1st T20I Live Streaming will be available on Tapmad TV in Pakistan and Toffee in Bangladesh.

Additionally, the match can be viewed on Fancode in India, and TNT Sports in Ireland and the United Kingdom. Plus, Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region can watch the match via Etisalat.

Who is doing commentary in Ireland vs Pakistan series 2024?

The commentary panel for the series includes renowned Welsh cricketer commentator Alan Wilkins alongside former Ireland women’s captain Isobel Joyce, former cricket coach Faisal Shah, and former Ireland captain Alan Lewis as well as experienced commentator Andrew Leonard.