• The 2022 Under-19 Cricket World Cup will be played in the Caribbean for the first time
• 16 teams will be taking part, with the final programmed for February 5

Fans in the Caribbean will be able to enjoy the 14th edition of the Under-19 World Cup, a one-day competition, that will start with a double-header on January 14. The hosts, West Indies, will play the first game against Australia and both matches will be taking place in Providence Stadium located in Georgetown, Guyana.

The tournament will be played in the Caribbean, across four islands with a total of ten venues being used. The quarterfinals are being held in North Sound and Coolidge, and the final will also be in North Sound, at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. Regarding format, the teams are divided into four groups of four each, and they will play each other once apiece.

Matches will broadcast on ESPN Caribbean television network. Streaming coverage available through the ESPN App, which offers the best linear, live and on demand content from ESPN. Available for download on Android & iOS. All stats and information are live on www.espncricinfo.com

Live coverage on the ESPN networks and ESPN App