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The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia will commence on October 16 - here's where you can watch all the action live from wherever you are around the world.

All the squads for ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022

The ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia will be televised and live streamed across continents with the Star Network, Sky Sports, Fox Sports, ESPN, PTV and Times Internet among the major broadcasters.

The tournament, which runs from October 16 to November 13, will be contested by 16 teams, eight of whom have already qualified for the Super 12 phase. Four other teams will join them from the First Round, which will be contested by eight sides.

Namibia and Sri Lanka play the first match of the tournament in Geelong on October 16, while the first game of the Super 12 phase has hosts Australia taking on New Zealand in Sydney.

This is followed by the Afghanistan-England clash on the same day, before all eyes will be on the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the big match between India and Pakistan on Sunday October 23.

ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 Fixtures

LIVE BROADCAST

Star Network will have television rights in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Maldives while PTV & ARY Digital Networks will broadcast the games in Pakistan. Gazi TV and Rabbithole will telecast and live stream matches in Bangladesh.

Sky Sports will televise and stream games in the UK while Fox Sports, Channel Nine and Kayo will show the games in Australia. Willow TV and ESPN+ will show the matches in USA with Canada having live streaming through Hotstar, like with India, where Disney+ Hotstar will stream the games.

TERRITORY	Television Exploitation	Digital Exploitation
India	Star Network	Disney+ Hotstar
Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives	Star Network
Pakistan	PTV & ARY Digital Networks	TBC
Bangladesh	Gazi TV	Rabbithole
Canada	Times Internet (Willow)	Hotstar
USA	Times Internet (Willow)	ESPN+
USA, Central & South America and Mexico		ESPN+
Caribbean	ESPN	ESPN
United Kingdom	Sky Sports	Sky Sports
Sub Saharan Africa	SuperSport	SuperSport
Singapore	StarHub	StarHub
Malaysia	Astro	Yupp TV
Hong Kong	Now TV	Now TV, Yupp TV
Australia	Fox Sports, Channel Nine	Kayo
New Zealand	Sky Sport	Sky Sport
PNG, Fiji & Pacific Islands	PNG Digicel	PNG Digicel
Rest of the World(Continental Europe, SE Asia & Central /South America)		Yupp TV

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AUDIO BROADCAST

The tournament will feature audio broadcast spanning English, Hindi, Urdu and Bangla based on the region.

Details	Territory	Platform	Language
Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India)(AIR)	India	FM/AM	Hindi
Digital 2 Sports Global	India	Digital Platform	Hindi/English
Shamal Media Services Pvt Limited 106.2 FM	Pakistan	FM	Urdu
Sports Entertainment Network Radio	Australia/New Zealand	FM	English
Australian Broadcasting Corporation	Australia	FM	English
British Broadcasting Corporation	UK	FM	English
Radio 4	Dubai	FM	Hindi
Asiatec MEC Limited	Bangladesh	FM	Bangla

2022 T20 World Cup Fixtures

DIGITAL CONTENT

The ICC and T20 World Cup handles on Instagram and Facebook will feature in-match clips and highlights for fans to enjoy during and post their favourite fixtures. BBC and Spark Sport will also have match highlights exclusive to England and New Zealand respectively.

Licensee	Platform(s)	In-Match Clips	Match Highlights
Facebook	ICC & t20worldcup on Facebook	Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan & Sri Lanka	Global
Facebook	ICC & t20worldcup on Instagram		Global
BBC	BBC Sport App & bbc.co.uk/sport	UK	UK
Spark Sport	Spark Sport App & sparksport.co.nz	New Zealand	New Zealand

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ICC continues its global partnership with Sportradar, a leading global provider of sports betting and sports entertainment products and services, making them the Official Data Distribution and Official Betting Live Streaming Partner of the ICC.

WWE Raw Full Show HD 31 October 2022

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WWE Raw Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from October 31

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Welcome to ProfessionalPK's coverage and recap of WWE Raw on October 31.

Crown Jewel takes place this Saturday, so Roman Reigns was on hand to hype up his match against Logan Paul for the WWE Undisputed Universal Championship.

Nikki Cross made her shocking return last week with a brand new look and attitude, and she stepped into the ring with Bianca Belair on Monday.

Matt Riddle battled Otis in a Trick or Treat Street Fight, and Brock Lesnar addressed his upcoming match against Bobby Lashley.

Let's look at what went down during Monday's show.

Bianca Belair vs. Nikki Cross

1 OF 6

Raw opened up with Belair making her way to the ring for her match against the returning Cross. The former Almost Superhero came out looking more like the Nikki we remember from NXT, but slightly more fashionable than she was during her Sanity days.

The EST backed her to the corner and started to unload. Cross tried to bring her down with a sunset flip, but Belair was too powerful to bring down.

Whenever Cross would start gaining some momentum, the Raw women's champion would use her strength advantage to take her down. Nikki began to focus on attacking Belair's legs as the show went to a break.

Damage CTRL showed up to distract the ref and take out Belair, but Cross did not want their help. She took out all three women before Belair hit her with the KOD as soon as she got back into the ring. The EST got the win, but Bayley and her cohorts attacked her immediately.

Having Cross lose her first match back would usually be seen as a poor booking decision, but the way this was done made it easier to handle. The match was energetic and made both competitors look good.

Winner: Bianca Belair

Grade: B-

Notable Moments and Observations

The look of confusion on Belair's face when Nikki started to yell was perfect.
The music WWE made for Cross was good. It sounded similar to Sanity's theme but different enough to be distinctive.
Belair's vertical suplex almost always looks great.

Seth Rollins vs. Austin Theory

2 OF 6

We were supposed to get a side-by-side interview with Bobby Lashley and Lesnar, but The Beast decided he would rather go to the ring than sit in a chair backstage. He called The All Mighty out for a fight and Lashley was more than happy to oblige. It took a few dozen officials to break it up.

After a break, Austin Theory came out to take on Seth Rollins in the second match of the night. The Visionary was the clear favorite judging from the crowd's response, so he played into it quite a bit.

Rollins was big-timing Theory a lot during the first half of the match. His veteran experience allowed him to control the pace and his opponent until Mr. Money in the Bank took control right as the show cut to a commercial.

The 25-year-old had the upper hand when we returned, but the champ was beginning to show signs of life. The second half of the match was far more competitive than the first, and the crowd was eating up every big spot and near-fall.

After several close calls, Rollins was able to secure the win with his trademark Stomp. This was solid from top to bottom.

Winner: Seth Rollins

Grade: A-

Notable Moments and Observations

Lesnar and Lashley having a pull-apart brawl is almost always going to produce good results, so it's not surprising to see WWE go to that well again.
The crowd was singing Rollins' music for a few minutes after the match began.
It's hard to tell if Rollins is still supposed to be a heel. He was high-fiving fans and got a positive reaction throughout the match.
Theory's rolling blockbuster looked awesome.

Damian Priest vs. Karl Anderson

3 OF 6

Reigns and Paul Heyman came out to talk up The Tribal Chief's match against Logan Paul at Crown Jewel, but The Miz decided to interrupt. He said he acknowledged Reigns and was only there to help because he knows Paul better than everyone else. Reigns ended up knocking him out to end the segment.

Dominik Mysterio, Rhea Ripley and Finn Balor accompanied Damian Priest to the ring for his match against Karl Anderson.

The Machine Gun tried to use his speed to keep Priest off balance at first, but The Archer of Infamy took him down with one big back elbow.

These two worked well together, especially for two guys who have very little experience as opponents. Anderson showed a lot of versatility throughout the match and was able to score the win with a backslide. This match was alright, but it didn't stand out much.

Judgment Day attacked The OC after the bout was over. Ripley helped her group end the segment standing tall.

Winner: Karl Anderson

Grade: C+

Notable Moments and Observations

Can we please stop with the jokes about The Miz's balls?
WWE showing people dressed up as WWE Superstars during their entrances was a fun little detail to add to the show. Some people had some great costumes.
Let Ripley fight men. It's time.
Anderson is one of those guys who can do a little bit of everything. It makes his style hard to define, but it makes his matches fun.

Matt Riddle vs. Otis

4 OF 6

JBL and Baron Corbin had a promo segment that ended with Corbin taking out R-Truth. It felt like these promos were recycled from the '80s. Even Truth couldn't save this segment.

To celebrate Halloween, WWE had Otis and Riddle compete in a Trick or Treat Street Fight this week. Elias and Chad Gable were both present to support their respective allies.

The match was only going for about 30 seconds before the show went to a break. This match all of the usual comedy spots for a stipulation like this. They had a few fun moments, but as a whole, this was nothing that could be considered required viewing.

Riddle won after Elias put a pumpkin on Otis' head so The Bro could hit the RKO for the pin.

Winner: Matt Riddle

Grade: C+

Notable Moments and Observations

Riddle was dressed as Ezekiel, which seemed to amuse Elias.
Gable and Otis were dressed as Chippendale dancers from the SNL sketch with Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze. They are so good that they can take a really bad idea and make it passable.
Otis did the worm, which is yet another sign that he is becoming more like his old self again.
Otis countered an RKO into a slam. It was a fantastic spot. The RKO that Riddle ended up hitting looked awful because Otis dropped too early. He had a pumpkin on his head, so he didn't know what was going on.

The Miz vs. Mustafa Ali

5 OF 6

The Miz failed to get his match against Mustafa Ali canceled after Reigns attacked him earlier in the evening, so he was still trying to sell an injured jaw as the ref called for the bell.

While the high-flyer was able to get in a few moves right away, The A-Lister turned things around. He only had control for a moment before Ali hit an atomic drop.

We returned from a commercial to see The Miz hitting the It Kicks, but Ali hit a backstabber out of nowhere to give himself a little breathing room.

As they fought at ringside, Dexter Lumis tried to grab The Miz from the crowd. He was chased away by security, but the distraction was enough to give Ali the opportunity to hit a superkick followed by a 450 splash for the win.

Ali had some nice high spots, but the rest of the match was relatively tame. It wasn't bad in any way, but it could have used something more to make it stand out.

Winner: Mustafa Ali

Grade: B-

Notable Moments and Observations

The way The Miz pulled Ali into the middle turnbuckle looked brutal.
The way The Miz slammed his head into a different turnbuckle a few minutes later looked even more painful. Ali sold it like he hit a brick wall.
We already asked this on a previous page, but can we PLEASE stop making jokes about The Miz's balls?
Ali sold a DDT like he was RVD.

Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky vs. Alexa Bliss and Asuka

6 OF 6

Johnny Gargano revealed in a pre-taped segment that The Miz had actually hired Lumis to stage the first few attacks, but once he stopped paying, Lumis began attacking him for real. It was a funny segment, but time will tell if this new direction will make the storyline any better.

The main event of the night saw Asuka and Bliss challenge Kai and Sky for the women's tag titles. This bout was made official after the challengers threw down the gauntlet earlier in the show.

The first half of the match featured the usual tag team formula we see in WWE all the time. The babyfaces were in control at first, but then the heels began to dominate.

All four women became much more aggressive as the match progressed, and that made it a lot more entertaining. Sky and Asuka were particularly fun to watch.

Bayley and Belair fought at ringside as the match was getting close to the end and they ended up crashing through two tables. Bliss and Asuka ended up scoring the win to become the new women's tag team champions.

The match had some pacing issues toward the end, but overall, this was a fun outing from everyone involved.

Winners: Alexa Bliss and Asuka

Grade: B

Notable Moments and Observations

WWE missed out on not having more Superstars wear costumes for Halloween.
Bliss and Kai have similar aesthetics in some ways. They might make a better tag team than either of the two teams in this bout.
The crowd popped a little when Sky and Asuka had a staredown. This is a singles feud WWE needs to explore at some point.
The Code Red Bliss hit from the corner looked great.
Sky is great at almost everything, but her punched don't always look good.