WBSC U-15 Baseball World Cup 2026 to Be Available Worldwide
Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail
The WBSC U-15 Baseball World Cup 2026, presented by RAXUS, will offer extensive international broadcast and streaming coverage when the tournament takes place in Mexico from September 25 to October 4.
Fans worldwide will be able to watch the tournament through a combination of the WBSC’s official streaming service and broadcasters operating in different countries and regions.
All games will be streamed globally through GameTime, the WBSC’s official digital platform, subject to applicable territorial restrictions. Fans can purchase a Tournament Pass for US$14.99, while a Day Pass costs US$9.99.
In host country Mexico, Megacable TVC Deportes will provide live coverage of the competition.
Viewers in the United States and Canada will be able to watch all games through the Bally Sports Live app, via the MiLB Channel and MiLB Extra Channel. The service will be available across supported mobile devices, smart TV platforms and online.
In Australia, coverage will be provided by DAZN/Kayo, while ELTA will broadcast the tournament in Chinese Taipei.
Additional regional coverage will come from Meridiano TV in Venezuela, VTV 34 in the Dominican Republic and Canal 13 Viva in Nicaragua.
In Japan, J-Sports will offer recorded coverage of the tournament. DAZN will also provide live international coverage, although its distribution will exclude Mexico, Japan and Chinese Taipei.
The 2026 U-15 Baseball World Cup will feature 12 teams, divided into two groups of six.
Following the opening group stage, the top three teams from each group will advance to the Super Round, while the other six teams will compete in the Placement Round.
At the conclusion of the Super Round, the top two teams will meet in the World Championship Final, while the teams finishing third and fourth will compete for the bronze medal.
The tournament is expected to provide young baseball players with an international platform while giving fans across multiple markets access to the action through both television and digital streaming services.
