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PTV Sports Live Streaming: Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Live Matches 2026

Watch PTV Sports live on HamariWeb for sports coverage, cricket updates and information about upcoming matches. Pakistan’s cricket calendar is getting busy, with the T20I series against Sri Lanka beginning in Rawalpindi, India continuing its T20I series against West Indies, and Australia preparing to face South Africa in Test cricket. Check the latest fixtures, match timings and series news before tuning in.

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka: T20I Series Begins in Rawalpindi

Pakistan and Sri Lanka begin their three-match T20I series on October 9, 2026, at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. Sahibzada Farhan will captain Pakistan’s T20I side, while Kusal Mendis leads Sri Lanka. All three matches are scheduled to start at 6:00 PM Pakistan time, with the toss at 5:30 PM. The Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed that PTV Sports will broadcast the series in Pakistan.

• First T20I: October 9, Rawalpindi
• Second T20I: October 11, Rawalpindi
• Third T20I: October 13, Rawalpindi

The series gives Pakistan a chance to test its T20 combination at home, while Sri Lanka will look to challenge the hosts with its batting and bowling options. Pakistan’s home schedule continues later in October with an ODI tri-series featuring Sri Lanka and England.

India vs West Indies: T20I Action Continues

India and West Indies are playing a five-match T20I series after their recent ODI contest. India won the opening T20I in Lucknow on October 6 by eight wickets, chasing West Indies’ 171 in 14.4 overs. The second match is scheduled for October 9 in Ranchi, followed by three more games later in the month.

• Second T20I: October 9, Ranchi
• Third T20I: October 11, Indore
• Fourth T20I: October 14, Hyderabad
• Fifth T20I: October 17, Bengaluru

The series gives both teams further opportunities to assess their combinations in the shortest format. India will aim to build on its opening win, while West Indies will be looking to level the series in Ranchi.

Australia vs South Africa: Test Series Starts

Australia and South Africa begin a three-Test series on October 9 at Kingsmead in Durban. The contest brings together two sides known for their pace bowling, although team selection and fitness are already important talking points. South Africa have confirmed that Kagiso Rabada will miss the opening Test as he continues his recovery from a hamstring injury. Australia all-rounder Cameron Green is also unavailable for the first match because of an abdominal strain.

• First Test: October 9–13, Durban
• Second Test: October 18–22, Gqeberha
• Third Test: October 27–31, Cape Town