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Personally, and hopefully not tempting fate too much here, I think England has a very solid chance of winning this World Cup. The batting should be fully scary for any opponent down to at least number six, with a few lusty hitters to come after that. Sure, the bowling attack won’t have the purists purring like that of Australia or South Africa, but the likes of Curran, Topley, Willey, and Stokes are canny customers who are hard to score off of, while Rashid, Wood and Woakes supply real class.

That said, anyone out of the Big 5 of Australia, England, New Zealand, Pakistan, and India, as well as dark horses South Africa and Sri Lanka – and even the West Indies if they can get a run of results going – could win this.

Anyway, the build-up is now over. You canstream Australia vs New Zealandlive very shortly, and then there’s England vs Afghanistan. All you need to know about watching any of it can be found here, for your convenience and comfort.

When are the next T20 World Cup games?

This year’s T20 World Cup is taking place in Australia between Sunday 16 October and 13 November 2022. The initial games were a qualifying round, but with that now completed the ‘proper’ World Cup – aka the Super 12 – is starting. And the very first game is massive!

Australia vs New Zealand starts on Saturday October 22 at 6pm AEST, 8am BST, midday PKT, 12:30pm IST, 7pm NZST, 3am ET and midnight PT. This game could set the tone for Group A of the Super 12, and perhaps the World Cup as a whole, although I dare say the teams in Group B might have something to say about that. Can Australia live up to their billing as home favourites? Can New Zealand prove they’ve still got it? You don’t have to wait long to find out…

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Next up is an intriguing meeting between Afghanistan and England. On paper, ENG should win easily – they’ve just beaten AUS at home. On grass, under lights, against a combative and talented Afghan side, things may be less simple.

Afghanistan  vs England starts on Saturday October 22 at 10pm AEST, midday BST, 4pm PKT, 4:30pm IST, 11pm NZST, 7am ET and 4am PT.

Can you stream the T20 World Cup for FREE?

Yes, you can! If you live in Pakistan, or indeed, outside of Pakistan and don’t mind the commentary being in Urdu, a number of games are free to watch on state broadcasterPTV Sports. Hooray for public service broadcasting!

Australia’s games, plus the semis and final, are free on Channel 9 in Australia, including via its9Nowstreaming service. Here, the commentary will be more or less in English. Alternatively, you can watch every World Cup game for free for 14 days, with a free trial of Kayo Sports. Unfortunately, the World Cup goes on for longer than 14 days, but you can’t have everything for free in life.

How to watch T20 World Cup cricket in the UK

Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

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Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

Needless to say,Sky Sportsis your first – and indeed only – port of call for the World Cup T20i action if you’re in the UK. That’s via a satellite dish, Sky Go, Sky Glass or the floating voter’s favourite:Sky Now. There, a Sports pass will set you back just £25 per month for 6 months, with free Boost for the first month, so you can watch in full HD, as opposed to slightly crappy semi-HD. That will then cost an extra £5 per month if you want to continue with it, alas.

There is one other option which is to buy a 1-day pass to Sky Sports for £11.99 – but that does not strike us as great VFM, compared to the monthly deal above.

How to watch T20 World Cup in India – or in Hindi, from abroad

The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.View Deal

The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.View Deal

The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.View Deal

The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.

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The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.

The T20 World Cup will be onStar Sportsand also viaDisney+ Hotstar streaming, including theHotstar mobile app. There’s no free offer on this one, alas, but prices start at just Rs 499.

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How to watch the T20 World Cup in Pakistan – for free

Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.View Deal

Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.View Deal

Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.View Deal

Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.

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Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.

Head straight to PTV Sports TV or its online siblingPTV Sports Live. Part of Pakistan’s state broadcasting network, PTV Sports has the rights to the World Cup, and as a state-run entity, it’s showing it for free. I wouldn’t say it’s the most sophisticated streaming website I’ve ever come across, but it works, and it’s free, so you can’t really grumble.

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How to watch the T20 World Cup in Australia

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.View Deal

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.View Deal

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.View Deal

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.

Kayo SportsFREE 14-day trial

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.

Apparently, every single match of the T20 World Cup is on Fox Cricket andthe Foxtel streaming service. To watch for free, however, you could to sign up for the excellentKayo Sportsstreaming service. This comes with aFREE 14-day trial, after which it’s from $27.50 per month, which is pretty reasonable.

All Australia’s World Cup matches, plus the semis, the final and ‘selected other matches’ will also be free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and9Now streaming.

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How to watch the T20 World Cup in New Zealand

Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.View Deal

Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.View Deal

Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.View Deal

Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.

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Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.

Kiwis can watch the World Cup on Sky Sport, via Sky Go, Sky Now or cable. ASky Sport Nowsub is currently $19.99 per week or $39.99 per month. The monthly package comes with a 7-day free trial.

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How to watch T20 World Cup in the USA

Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.View Deal

Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.View Deal

Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.View Deal

Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.

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Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.

Rather amazingly, there is a streaming service in the USA and Canada that’s specifically for cricket! It’s calledWillow TVand is available via various cable providers. If you prefer to stream, you can use cable cutters' fave, Sling TV and add Willow TV for $5 per month. If you’re new to Sling or, indeed, have never even heard of it, you canget SlingTV witha 50% discount.

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In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.View Deal

In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.View Deal

In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.View Deal

In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.

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In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.

In the USA, the World Cup cricket is also streaming on ESPN. This channel usually offers the choice of commentary in Hindi or English among its streaming options, too. You can watch live with a suitable cable subscription or on streaming serviceESPN Plus.Monthly plans cost $6.99 a month, while the cost-saving annual subscription is $69.99 per year.

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How to watch the T20 World Cup if you’re abroad

If you’re out of the country on holiday or business, you can still get access to a live stream - simply use thebest VPNaround to get past those geo-restrictions. Astreaming VPNis a very handy thing, as it means you can hop on a server within the US, UK, or anywhere else and it will switch your IP address to make it appear as if you’re browsing right from the comfort of your own home.

ExpressVPN is our top choice when it comes to pretending you are in a different country and all the other useful stuff you can do with VPNs. It’s got a robust set of security features and there’s the option of buying it on a3-month free trial, with a 30-day money-back guarantee,when you sign up for a year. This works out at just £6.19 per month, and you can use ExpressVPN across your laptop, phone, PlayStation, Xbox, and more.Try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free for 30 days

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