The Rugby World Cup 2011 is scheduled to start from 10 September 2011. Check out the broadcaster list to know who is showing Rugby World Cup matches on your country. Make sure you have access on the specific channel(s) on your TV, otherwise you may miss the rugby world cup if you are expecting to enjoy it on your big screen TV. If you don’t have a TV subscription you can watch rugby world cup 2011 live online on your computer, iPad, iPhone or PS3. You can find more information about how to watch live webcast of world cup rugby matches online from here.
Host Broadcaster
New Zealand – SKY Network Television, New Zealand’s subscription television provider, will be the host broadcaster for the Rugby World Cup. All matches will be available in high definition where available.
List of television broadcasters of the tournament
- Argentina – ESPN (ESPN+ and ESPN Extra)
- Australia- Fox Sports and Nine Network
- Brazil – ESPN Brasil
- Cambodia – ESPN Star Sports
- Canada – The Sports Network and RDS
- Colombia – Senal Colombia And ESPN
- China – ESPN Star Sports
- Croatia- Sportska Televizija
- France – TF1 (20 live games), Eurosport France (All games – delayed), France Télévisions and Canal+ (28 live games in simulcast)
- Germany – Sport1
- Hong Kong – now TV
- India – NEO Sports
- Indonesia – ESPN Star Sports
- Ireland – Setanta Sports, TG4 and RTÉ Sport
- Italy – Sky Italia
- Japan – J Sports
- Korea Republic - ESPN Star Sports
- Laos – ESPN Star Sports
- Macau – ESPN Star Sports
- Mongolia – ESPN Star Sports
- Myanmar – ESPN Star Sports
- New Zealand – SKY (host broadcaster), Māori Television (16 live and remainder delayed), TVNZ and TV3 (7 live each)
- Papua New Guinea – ESPN Star Sports
- Philippines – ESPN Star Sports
- Romania – Digi Sport Romania
- Russia – Russia 2
- Singapore – ESPN Star Sports
- South Africa – SuperSport (all) and SABC (28 live and 7 delayed)
- Spain – Canal+
- Sri Lanka – NEO Sports
- Thailand – ESPN Star Sports
- Turkey – Sports TV Turkey
- United Kingdom – ITV and the Welsh language broadcaster S4C (9 in total, including all of Wales’ games)
- United States – Universal Sports and NBC
- Vietnam – ESPN Star Sports
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