IPL 2025 Auction Day 2: How To Watch Live Streaming And Telecast Worldwide

The IPL 2025 mega auction kicked off with a thrilling first day on November 24, setting the stage for an equally exciting second day. The event will continue on November 25, promising more intense bidding as teams vie for top players.

Punjab Kings made headlines by acquiring Arshdeep Singh for Rs 18 crore. Meanwhile, Lucknow Super Giants set a new record by signing Rishabh Pant for Rs 27 crore, making him the most expensive player in IPL history.

The second day of the auction will see 493 players up for grabs, including capped batters, all-rounders, and bowlers. Teams have Rs 173.55 crore left to spend collectively. Royal Challengers Bengaluru holds the largest remaining budget of Rs 30.65 crore.

Key players like Faf du Plessis and Sam Curran are expected to attract significant bids. The auction will begin with a traditional format before moving to an accelerated process where franchises can quickly bid on shortlisted players.

The IPL Mega Auction's second day is scheduled for November 25 at the Abady Al Johar Arena in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This venue will host the continuation of this high-stakes event.

Global Broadcast and Streaming Options

Cricket enthusiasts worldwide can watch the auction through various platforms. In India, Star Sports Network will broadcast it live on TV, while JioCinema offers free streaming for Jio subscribers via its app or website.

Viewing Options in Different Regions

In the United States, Willow TV will air the auction starting at 5 am ET on Monday morning. UK viewers can tune into Sky Sports Cricket or Sky Sports Main Event, with digital access available through the Sky Go app.

Australian fans can catch the action on Fox Sports or stream it via YuppTV and Foxtel. In Saudi Arabia, Willow TV provides live coverage across the region.

Auction Broadcast Across Other Countries

SuperSport is responsible for broadcasting in South Africa, while Sky Sport NZ covers New Zealand. Caribbean viewers can watch on Flow Sports (Flow Sports 2), and Canadian fans have access via Willow TV.

In Pakistan, Geo Super is expected to broadcast the event. Bangladesh's Channel 9 will air it live, while YuppTV offers streaming in Sri Lanka and Nepal alongside local platforms like Dialog TV and Net TV Nepal.

The IPL auction is also accessible in Afghanistan through Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA), ensuring fans from diverse regions can follow this major cricketing event.