India vs Bangladesh Live Streaming: How to Watch Asian Games 2026 Women’s Cricket Semifinal from Anywhere
Defending champions India will aim to maintain their strong record against Bangladesh when the two sides meet in the women’s Asian Games semifinal on Sunday. The Women in Blue made a comfortable start to their title defense, cruising to an eight-wicket win over hosts Japan on Friday and reaching the target with 15 overs still remaining.
Bangladesh, meanwhile, secured a semifinal spot thanks to their higher ICC ranking after their quarterfinal against minnows China was called off because of a wet outfield. India have held the upper hand in the rivalry, winning their past nine encounters, including a thumping 40-run win over Bangladesh in the Asia Cup just last week.
India Aim for Finals
Bangladesh’s last T20I win over India came three years ago. India took full advantage of a pitch providing turn and bounce against Japan, with left-arm spinner Shree Charani continuing her impressive form from the Asia Cup.
Opener Smriti Mandhana and captain Harmanpreet Kaur did not get a chance to bat, as Shafali Verma single-handedly chased down the 58-run target. Both senior batters are likely to return against Bangladesh, who will rely on their spinners to put India under pressure.
India will look to maintain their dominant record against Bangladesh, having won 22 of their 25 T20I encounters.
The matchup will also recall the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, when India defeated Bangladesh by eight wickets in the semifinal before claiming the gold medal. India will once again rely on experienced players such as Mandhana, Verma, Kaur, Deepti Sharma and Richa Ghosh, while Bangladesh will look to captain Nigar Sultana Joty to lead the side.
When and Where
The women’s cricket semifinal between India and Bangladesh at the 2026 Asian Games will be held at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin, on the outskirts of Nagoya on Sunday. The women’s cricket semifinal between India and Bangladesh at the 2026 Asian Games will begin at 10:30 AM (IST), 1 PM (SGT), 12 PM (Thailand) and 2 PM (JST and KST).
How to Watch and Live Stream
Singapore: Mediacorp will provide coverage, including streaming through its digital platforms.
India: Sony Sports Network holds the exclusive Indian broadcast rights, with live streaming available through SonyLIV.
Japan: TBS Television is an official broadcaster and will provide live coverage across its television and digital platforms.
Thailand: AIS PLAY has secured official OTT and IPTV broadcasting rights, while Thai television coverage is being distributed across several networks.
South Korea: Coverage is being provided by Korean broadcasters including MBC, SBS and TV Chosun, with additional digital coverage listed for the market.