How to watch County Championship 2025: TV, YouTube and live stream
Check out the full County Championship 2025 TV schedule including start times, channel details and live stream information.
The summer of English cricket is drawing to a close with the final round of County Championship matches coming up.
The four-day domestic red-ball competition may no longer hold the prominence it once did, but it is still seen as the purest form of the game by many.
Nottinghamshire are in pole position to clinch the title following a last-gasp victory over reigning champions Surry by just 20 runs at the Oval.
- Watch County Championship 2025 on ECB.co.uk and your team's official YouTube channel
Surrey have won three consecutive Division One titles and were the favourites to do so again, but trail Nottinghamshire by 15 points going into the final round of matches.
Nottinghamshire require 10 points from their final fixture against Leicestershire to seal the deal. Defeat would open the door for a Surrey smash-and-grab victory.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about how to watch the County Championship 2025.
When is the County Championship 2025?
The County Championship ends with the final round of fixtures between Wednesday 24th September 2025 and Saturday 27th September 2025.
How to watch the County Championship 2025 on TV and live stream
Unfortunately, the County Championship 2025 will not be broadcast live on TV.
However, all matches will be available to watch for free via the Match Centre on ECB.co.uk and through your team's official YouTube channel, which you can stream through smart TVs.
Fans can also watch live on mobile or tablet through the England Cricket app.
County Championship 2025 schedule
All start 11am UK time. Subject to change.
Round 15 – Wednesday 24th September to Saturday 27th September
Division One
- Essex v Somerset (Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford)
- Hampshire v Surrey (Utilita Bowl)
- Nottinghamshire v Warwickshire (Trent Bridge)
- Worcestershire v Sussex (Visit Worcestershire New Road)
- Yorkshire v Durham (Headingley)
Division Two
- Glamorgan v Lancashire (Sophia Gardens)
- Kent v Derbyshire (Spitfire Ground, Canterbury)
- Middlesex v Gloucestershire (Lord's)
- Northamptonshire v Leicestershire (The County Ground, Northampton)
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