How to Watch Pakistan vs USA ICC T20 World Cup 2026 Match

Pakistan will continue their ICC T20 World Cup 2026 campaign with a key group-stage clash against the United States of America (USA) at the Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC), Sri Lanka, as the tournament begins to gather momentum.

Both teams enter the contest after opening matches that could have easily swung the other way, setting up an intriguing encounter at a crucial stage of the competition.

How to Watch Pakistan vs USA T20 World Cup Match

Cricket fans in Pakistan can catch the action live on PTV and PTV Sports. For viewers preferring online platforms, the match will be streamed on Tamasha, Myco, and Tapmad, ensuring multiple viewing options across TV and digital.

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Pakistan head into the match after a tense opening victory over the Netherlands, where Faheem Ashraf’s brilliant penultimate over proved decisive in sealing a narrow win for the Men in Green.

The USA, meanwhile, are searching for their first points of the tournament. They came agonizingly close to pulling off what would have been one of the biggest upsets in T20 World Cup history, narrowly missing out on a win against hosts and defending champions India at the Wankhede Stadium.

While Pakistan may be seem like the favorites to win this match, the USA are no strangers to springing surprises. Just two years ago, they stunned Pakistan by dragging them into a Super Over before delivering a knockout blow, a result that still lingers in the memory of fans.

The USA team features several Pakistan-born players. Among them is fast bowler Ehsan Adil, who previously represented Pakistan and was part of the national squad that reached the quarterfinals of the ICC World Cup 2015 in Australia.

With the group standings finely balanced, Pakistan will be aiming to build momentum as they prepare for the much anticipated T20 World Cup match against India on February 15, following Pakistan government’s approval to end the boycott.

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