Pakistan are touring Bangladesh for a two-Test series, starting Friday (May 8). Here’s how you can follow live action from the BAN vs PAK Test series.
Test cricket returns after a four month absence from the international calendar following Australia’s 4-1 win over England in the Ashes in January. Pakistan and Bangladesh will face off in Mirpur, before heading to Sylhet for the second match. Both sides have played two matches each in the ongoing World Test Championship cycle, with the visitors at fifth in the table, while Bangladesh are eighth.
BAN vs PAK Tests 2026: Schedule
Both matches are scheduled to start at 10am local time (9.30am IST, 4am GMT).
First Test: Friday, May 8, Mirpur
Second Test: Saturday, May 16, Sylhet
BAN vs PAK Tests 2026: Live score
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BAN vs PAK Tests 2026, where to watch live: TV channels and streaming details
Where to watch in Bangladesh
T Sports and Nagorik TV will provide the live broadcast of the two-Test series on television, while Tapmad are the official streaming partners.
Where to watch in Pakistan
PTV Sports will live telecast the two BAN vs PAK Tests for fans in Pakistan, whereas Tapmad will provide live streaming of the games.
Where to watch in India
The FanCode app and website will carry the live stream of the Test series in India.
Where to watch in New Zealand
Sky NZ will broadcast the two matches for fans in New Zealand.
Where to watch in Australia
FOX Cricket are the official broadcasters of the Bangladesh vs Pakistan Test series in Australia, which can also be accessed through Kayo Sports.
Where to watch in South East Asia and MENA
Cricbuzz are the official streaming partners of the two-Test series in South East Asia and MENA countries.
Where to watch in North America
Willow TV will live telecast both matches for cricket fans in North America.
Where to watch in the United Kingdom
The BAN vs PAK Test series will be telecast on Premier Sports in the United Kingdom.
Where to watch in the rest of the world
Sports Central by DRM will stream the two matches live for fans in the rest of the world.
