India vs West Indies 3rd ODI Live Telecast Channel Details, Pitch Report

The Shikhar Dhawan-led Indian side has taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series against West Indies. Axar Patel, with his match-winning knock of 64 in just 35 balls, guided team India which was earlier looking in a spot of bother, to a last-over victory in the 2nd ODI. Being 2-0 up in the series already, the men in blue would now be looking for a clean sweep. The 3rd ODI will be played at the same venue as the first 2 games. The Pitch Report of the Queen’s Park Oval is provided ahead in the article. Also, find the Live telecast details of the IND vs WI 3rd ODI below.

With the series win, Team India added another feather to the cap on Sunday as they set a world record for Most Consecutive ODI Series wins against a single team. It’s for the 12th consecutive time that an Indian side has defeated the Windies in a bilateral ODI series.

India vs West Indies 3rd ODI Live Telecast Channel

The live telecast of India vs West Indies 3rd ODI will be provided by the Doordarshan network in India. The only free-to-air sports channel in India, DD Sports, will provide live action from the Caribbean.

The Live Streaming option will be available on the FanCode website as well as the application. To stream the Live action from the IND vs WI 3rd ODI, you can buy a ₹25 match pass or a ₹99 tour pass which will allow you to stream the 5 T20Is in the tour as well.

Queen’s Park Oval Pitch Report

The pitch at the Queen’s Park Oval is a balanced surface that stays true throughout. However, as the game progresses, the batters might go on to benefit more from the surface. The pacers will have to strike early in the innings in order to restrict the batters from scoring a huge total. The overs of the spin would be crucial as those can be the deciding factor of the match.

Given that the pitch gets better to bat in the later stages of the match, winning the toss and chasing a target would be the preferable option at the Queen’s Park Oval.

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