Bahrain Masters on TV 2026: Schedule, channel and live stream
Your complete guide on how to watch the Bahrain Masters 2026 on TV and live stream, including full broadcast details.

Darts is for life, no just for Christmas. Luke Littler is only just getting started in 2026 following his majestic triumph at Alexandra Palace to kick-start another busy year.
Littler successfully defended his world title, retaining world No. 1 status in the process, and will move onto the Bahrain Masters with burgeoning confidence.
The 18-year-old leads the cast list for the duel in the desert with Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen and more high-profile names in tow.
Reigning champion Steven Bunting has been in the spotlight recently following a mixed reception to his inclusion in the Premier League Darts line-up, but will use this stage to prove his credentials.
Fans can tune in to watch the Bahrain Masters live on free-to-air TV.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about how to watch Bahrain Masters 2026.
How to watch the Bahrain Masters 2026 on TV and live stream
You can watch the Bahrain Masters 2026 live on ITV4 and ITVX across the two days of action.
The competition kicks off on Thursday 15th January 2026.
The tournament will run until Friday 16th January 2026 with the final taking place on that day.
Each day of play begins at 4pm.
Bahrain Masters 2026 schedule
All UK time.
Thursday 15th January
- From 4pm
Friday 16th January
- From 4pm
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