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Broadcast details: Ireland v Sri Lanka

Find out where the Test series will be broadcast in Ireland and the UK.

“Fans of Irish cricket will be able to catch every ball of the two-Test series in the Republic of Ireland and across the United Kingdom through a number of broadcasters.”

Republic of Ireland

Premier Sports

Premier Sports will broadcast the two-Test series between Ireland Men and Sri Lanka Men in the Republic of Ireland.

Premier Sports can be accessed on Sky (Premier Sports 1: channel 412 and Premier Sports 2: channel 419), Now TV and Virgin Media for customers of those services

Coverage begins at 5.15am (Ireland time) on Premier Sports 2 this Sunday 16 April, but moves to Premier Sports 1 for every session of every other day of both Tests thereafter.

Clubber TV

Clubber TV will broadcast the two-Test series between Ireland Men and Sri Lanka Men in the Republic of Ireland.

The Irish-based online broadcaster – that can be accessed via www.clubber.ie – has a ‘Test Match Pass’ for €9.99, or €3.99 for a one day pass. Those fans who purchased an Annual Pass for the recent Bangladesh series will automatically have access as part of their package.

United Kingdom

BT Sport

  • For the First Test, the match will be available via the BT Sport app, BTTV or Red Button on other TV platforms.
  • Arrangements for the Second Test will be advised in due course.



Series Details

Ireland Men’s squad for Sri Lanka Test Match series:

Andrew Balbirnie (Capt), Mark Adair, Curtis Campher, Murray Commins, George Dockrell, Fionn Hand, Graham Hume, Matthew Humphreys, Tom Mayes, Andrew McBrine, James McCollum, Paul Stirling*, PJ Moor, Harry Tector, Lorcan Tucker, Ben White.

      * Paul Stirling only available for the second Test

Sri Lanka Test tour schedule

  • 16-20 April: Sri Lanka Men v Ireland Men – 1st Test Match (Galle; starts 10am local time)
  • 24-28 April: Sri Lanka Men v Ireland Men – 2nd Test Match (Galle; starts 10am local time)

key points

  • Premier Sports and Clubber TV to broadcast in ROI
  • BT Sport to broadcast in UK
  • First Test starts Sunday

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