Australia vs New Zealand 2022 ODIs Live Telecast Channel & Streaming Details in India

Australia and New Zealand will be facing each other in a 3-match ODI series this week for the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy. The series was initially scheduled to take place earlier this year but was postponed back then due to quarantine restrictions. All the games in the series are now scheduled to be played at Cazaly’s Stadium in Cairns from the 6th of September. As far as the past records are concerned, Australia has lifted the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy 6 times whereas New Zealand has done so on 4 occasions. The Live Telecast details of the AUS vs NZ for broadcast in India are provided ahead in the article.

New Zealand is coming after a 2-1 series win in the Caribbean against the Windies and would be raring to go against the Aussies. Australia, on the other hand, did win the series against Zimbabwe but lost the last ODI. After gaining an unassailable 2-0 lead against Zimbabwe, the Aussies suffered a crushing defeat in the 3rd ODI as they were bowled out for just 141. The Australian bowlers did pick up wickets but the score was too low to be defended and the Regis Chakabva-led side managed to chase it with 11 overs remaining. It was Zimbabwe’s first-ever ODI win against Australia down under.

Now, with the T20 World Cup just around the corner, both Australia and New Zealand would be looking to test their squads and gain winning momentum at the same time.

Australia vs New Zealand 2022 ODIs Live Telecast Details

The Sony Sports Network will be broadcasting the AUS vs NZ ODI series in India. You can tune into the Sony Six channel of the network to enjoy the live telecast of the entire series in India.

Live Streaming Details

The online viewers can enjoy the Live Streaming of the AUS vs NZ series via FanCode. You can watch a match pass to watch a particular game or a tour pass to watch the entire series. The Live steam will be available on the FanCode website as well as the application.

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