TNPL Final 2025 Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans vs Dindigul Dragons Online And On TV?
Match Details
Match: TNPL 2025 Final - iDream Tiruppur Tamizhans vs Dindigul Dragons
Date: Sunday, 6 July 2025
Time: 7:15 PM IST
Venue: NPR College Ground, Dindigul
Both sides have shown dominance throughout the tournament, with Tiruppur reaching their first-ever final and Dindigul aiming for another shot at the trophy.
Where to Watch TNPL 2025 Final on TV
Fans can catch the live telecast of the final match on the Star Sports Network, particularly:
Star Sports 2
Star Sports Tamil (Regional coverage)
These channels will provide live coverage in multiple languages, including Tamil and English, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience.
Live Streaming: How to Watch Online
For digital viewers, the TNPL 2025 Final will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website, which has exclusive digital rights to the tournament. Fans can:
Watch live streaming via FanCode (mobile and desktop)
Access match highlights and pre/post-match analysis
Opt for a match pass or subscription as needed
International viewers may also access the final for free on platforms like Styx Sports, depending on availability.
What to Expect
iDream Tiruppur Tamizhans have been the story of the season, with consistent batting from their top order and strong spin bowling performances.
Dindigul Dragons, on the other hand, bring experience and depth to the final with key players like C Hari Nishaanth and R. Vivek expected to play pivotal roles.
The final is expected to be closely contested, with both teams in form and fans hoping for a nail-biting finish to the season.
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