With Bangladesh not taking part in the T20 World Cup this year, the Bangladesh Cricket Board has moved quickly to keep the calendar active. The result is the Odommo Bangladesh T20 Cup, a three-team domestic tournament created to fill a sudden gap in the schedule.

The short event has already attracted strong attention from fans, helped by the simple format and the sense of occasion around matchdays. Now, the board has added another layer of accessibility by expanding where viewers can watch the closing games live.

The final two matches of the four-game tournament will be available on additional platforms, according to the latest update. The opening two matches were shown live on T Sports television.

The third match, Durbar XI vs Duronto XI on February 7, will be streamed live on the T Sports YouTube channel. The final, scheduled for February 9, will also be streamed live on the same platform.

That shift matters for a large part of the audience. With the YouTube stream confirmed, fans will be able to follow both remaining games online without needing a cable connection, opening the door for viewers who rely on mobile data or limited television access.

In another key decision, the BCB has confirmed that both matches will be aired live on the state-run channel BTV. The stated purpose is reach, ensuring people in remote and underserved areas can follow the tournament without difficulty.

On the ground, the tournament has been positioned as more than just cricket. It has already earned praise for its competitive feel and a festive atmosphere, with cultural performances arranged around matchdays.

There is also an effort to bring younger spectators into the stands. Students from schools and colleges are being allowed free entry to the stadium galleries by showing their uniforms or valid ID cards, a move that adds to the inclusive tone the organizers are aiming for.

For the BCB, the expanded broadcast plan and matchday additions underline a simple message: this is an event meant to be watched widely, not just played quickly. As the tournament moves into its closing stretch, the wider coverage should make it easier for fans across the country to stay connected with the final outcomes.