The ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 is one of the most anticipated sporting events this year. Cricket's biggest tournament begins on February 14 in Australia, and fans in India can't wait for the India vs Pakistan match on February 15. Most of us will be following the action on our televisions at home, but if you're stuck in office or just don't like having a TV, you can still watch the World Cup live online. Star Sports is the broadcast partner in India, and its website and apps have streaming as well. Whether you're a fan in India or around the world though, we've got you covered. Read on to see how you can watch the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 matches live, from around the world Using following links

Pakistan will host New Zealand in the UAE for three Tests, five ODIs and a Twenty20 international in November and December. New Zealand will kickstart their tour with a three-day warm-up game in Sharjah against Pakistan A on November 5. Sharjah and Abu Dhabi will host two ODIs and a Test each, while Dubai will be the venue for the second Test, one-off T20I, and the first ODI. The teams last played a bilateral series in 2010-11, when New Zealand hosted Pakistan for three T20Is, two Tests and six ODIs. New Zealand won the T20 series 2-1, but Pakistan clinched the Tests 1-0 with a ten-wicket win in Hamilton, and took the ODIs 3-2.

Cricket Australia has finalised an international season heavy on limited-overs cricket, with Adelaide losing its semi-traditional Australia Day match to Sydney. Australia's home internationals will begin on November 5 when they play South Africa in the first T20 and with the World Cup dominating the February-March slot in Australia and New Zealand, it will be a long international season.

India are the only team playing Tests in Australia this summer and the first of four will begin at the Gabba on December 4, the latest start to Australia's home Test summer in 11 years. It had previously been determined that with only four Tests scheduled, the WACA would be the venue to lose a Test this year; Adelaide will host the second Test from December 12 before the traditional Boxing Day and New Year's Tests in Melbourne and Sydney.

England will travel to Sri Lanka for a seven-match bilateral ODI series, in November and December. The matches will be played at the three main ODI venues in the country, in Pallekele, Hambantota and Colombo, with four of the games set to be day-nighters.

The series will be played from November 26 to December 16, and the track record for cricket at that time of year suggests at least some matches may be hampered by the tail end of the north-east monsoon. The boards have sought to counter this by making provisions for a reserve day for five of the seven games.

Soon After Test Series Bangladesh will play 5 Match ODI series against in their Zimbabwe home turf. ODI series Starts from 21st November to 1st December, 2014. first match will be played on 21st of November at Chittagong, second ODI starts from 23rd November at Chittagong, 3rd ODI will be played on 26th November from Mirpur, 4th ODI will be Played on 28th November from Mirpur, 5th and final ODI will be Played on December 1st at Mirpur. Watch all matches Live from these highly competitive sides.

South Africa will tour Australia for five ODIs and three T20s in November. This immediately follows a three-match ODI series in New Zealand. In all, the two tours are seen as part of South Africa's preparation for the 2015 World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand. According to the schedule announced by Cricket Australia, South Africa will begin their tour with a T20 warm-up match at the North Sydney Oval on November 2, three days before they play the first T20 against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. The ODI series, meanwhile, begins on November 14 at the WACA in Perth and ends on November 23 at the SCG.

South Africa's international summer begins with Ram Slam T20 Challenge South Africa's Premier T20 Tournament. This years Tournament has big Signing Like West Indian Opener Chris Gayle,Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard, Darren Sammy, Andre Russell and Craig Kieswetter.

For the third time in four seasons, Chris Gayle has been linked to South Africa's domestic T20 competition but this time it seems he may actually play in the event. Gayle signed for the Dolphins for 2011-12 and 2013-14, but injury kept him out of the event. This time, he will be attached to Lions and will be one of six international signings for a competition that is searching for a higher-profile.