Test Match Special is the BBC's cricket radio programme. It can be listened to on BBC Radio 4 longwave, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra and online. It may not be as good or as exciting as the actual match. It is now difficult for cricket fans and others to find the best coverage because it has been reduced to one hour.
Test Match Special is a cricket radio programme
Test Match Special is an international cricket radio program on BBC radio. It originally covered Test cricket but has been expanded to include all types of professional cricket. It's broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 5 Sport Extra as well online. Test Match Special can also been listened to via DAB radio.
It is broadcast on BBC Radio 4 long wave
Test match radio coverage is broadcast on BBC Radio 4. Two parts comprise the radio coverage. The Test Match Special makes up the first part. The Shipping Forecast is the second part. Both parts are broadcast live by BBC Radio 4. The long wave version can be accessed online as well.
It's also available on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra - Part-time broadcasting dedicated to sports events. This programme broadcasts live sports events, and also includes interviews and discussion. Highlights of the day are also covered.
It's also available online
Online radio coverage of Test Match Special is available. Radio commentary can also be listened to. The BBC has been broadcasting the Test Match Special since 2002. The BBC broadcasts the Test Match Special between India and New Zealand in Southampton, England. You can listen to the coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.
It can be accessed via a VPN
If you are a UK resident and want to listen to the Test match radio coverage overseas, you can do so using a VPN service. This service allows you to get a free trial, as well as unlocking all BBC and ITV channels. TMS can also been listened to from overseas. You will have no issues listening to the coverage as the servers are not slow or overloaded. This VPN service works best on a computer and requires manual setup on mobile devices.
It's available at Sky Sports
Sky Sports is a subscription channel in the United Kingdom that is owned and operated by 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 made changes to the sports that it covers, including the separation of the Premier League from the Football League.
Virgin Media provides it.
Virgin Media's sports channels can be accessed if you are interested in watching a live match. There are more than 300 channels to choose from, including pay-per-view and premium subscription channels. Virgin Media TV has Sky Sports so you can catch the Premier League and other premium sporting events live.