ENG vs IND Mixed Disability IT20 Series Live Streaming: Where to Watch India vs England

International mixed-disability cricket returns with the Mixed Disability Vitality IT20 Series 2026, which will begin on August 5, 2026, as England Men's Mixed Disability welcome India Men's Mixed Disability for a seven-match T20I contest. England enter the series after winning both previous Mixed Disability IT20 series against India, including their home victory in 2025 and another victory during the return tour in India earlier in July 2026.

The series opens with two fixtures at OurCoop County Ground, Derby, on August 5 and 7, before moving to Grace Road, Leicester (August 9), County Ground, Hove (August 12), Arundel Castle Cricket Ground (August 15 and 16), and finishing at the historic Lord's Cricket Ground on August 19. The Mixed Disability format brings together players from the Physical Disability (PD), Learning Disability (LD), and Deaf categories in one international side.

Team regulations require every playing XI to include a minimum of three players from each disability group. Captained by Callum Flynn, England will aim to extend their unbeaten record, while India will be eager to register their first-ever series success. With every fixture carrying official T20I status, let's have a look at where to watch ENG vs IND Mixed Disability IT20 series.

Where to Watch ENG vs IND Mixed Disability IT20 Series?

The IND vs ENG disability match live streaming will be available in India on Sony LIV, giving fans complete access to all seven T20I matches of the series. As of now, there is no update on the television broadcast of the ENG vs IND Mixed Disability IT20 Series.

The tournament is scheduled to run from August 5 to August 19, with fixtures taking place at Derby, Leicester, Hove, Arundel, and one of the best cricket stadiums in the world, Lord's. Viewers in the United Kingdom and selected overseas regions can also follow the series through the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) digital platforms.

The series features England and India competing in the Mixed Disability format, where each team includes players from the Physical Disability (PD), Learning Disability (LD), and Deaf cricket categories.