Test Match Special is the BBC's cricket radio programme. You can listen on BBC Radio 4 Long Wave, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra or online. Although it is not as good as the actual match, it can be listened to online. Cricket fans will find it difficult to find the best coverage since the broadcast is now only one hour long.
Test Match Special, a radio program about cricket, is available
Test Match Special on BBC Radio is a radio show that covers international cricket matches. Although initially focused on Test cricket it has now expanded to include all aspects of professional cricket. It is broadcast on BBC Radio 4 long wave, BBC Radio 5 Sport Extra, and online. Test Match Special is also available on your DAB radio.
It is broadcast live on BBC Radio 4's long wave.
Test match radio coverage is broadcast on BBC Radio 4. The radio coverage is split into two parts. The first part includes the Test Match Special. The Shipping Forecast forms part two. Both parts are broadcast live on BBC Radio 4. The long wave version can be accessed online as well.
You can also access it on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra is a part-time broadcasting service dedicated to sports events. The programme airs live sports events and includes interviews and discussion. The program also highlights the day.
It is now available online
You can listen to Test match radio coverage online and listen to the commentary of the match on radio. Since 2002, the BBC broadcasts Test Match Special. It airs the game between New Zealand and India in Southampton, England. This coverage is available on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.
It can be accessed via a VPN
VPN services are available for UK residents who wish to listen to Test match radio coverage from abroad. This service offers a free trial and allows you to access all BBC and ITV channels abroad. TMS can also be heard from abroad. This service's servers are fast and not overloaded, which means you will experience no problems listening to the coverage. This VPN service can only be used on a desktop computer. Manual setup is required for mobile devices.
It's available at Sky Sports
Sky Sports, a network of subscription channels, is operated in the United Kingdom by the Sky Group (a subsidiary of Comcast). It has grown to be the UK's most prominent provider of sports programming and played a major role in the commercialisation British sporting events since 1991. It has also influenced changes in the sports it covers such as the Premier League, which is a separate entity from the Football League.
Virgin Media has it available
Virgin Media offers a variety of sports channels, so if you're looking to catch a match live, you can subscribe to their sports channels. There are more than 300 channels to choose from, including pay-per-view and premium subscription channels. You can also tune in to Sky Sports on Virgin Media TV to catch live Premier League games and other premium sporting events.