South Africa and Australia will face off against each other in the first ODI on September 7, and here’s where you can watch SA vs AUS 2023, including live TV and streaming details.
Australia beat South Africa in a three-game series T20I series, with the hosts hoping for a comeback when the two sides meet in the first of five ODIs on Thursday (7 September). (Tour runs until September 17th) .September run.
The first ODI will take place at the Manganese Oval in Bloemfontein and two days later the second match will also take place at the same venue. The match then moved to the third leg at Potchefstroom, with his last two ODIs at Centurion and Johannesburg respectively.
Australia are led by Mitchell Marsh with captain Pat Cummins out with a wrist injury. Cummins is said to have recovered but is not expected to arrive in South Africa until next week. Steve Smith, who was slated to provide leadership during his absence, will also be sidelined after sustaining an injury during Ashes 2023.
Meanwhile, Proteas will bring Quinton de Kok, Heinrich Klaasen, David Miller and Kagiso Labada back to the ODI series after missing the T20I bout. In Australia, Cameron Green, Alex Carey and David Warner will also return to their 50-over set-ups to begin preparations for the ODI World Cup less than a month away.
SA vs AUS ODI 2023: Where to watch?
Four games in the series will begin at 1pm local time, with the final game being played at 10am local time.
India: Viewers in India can watch the series live on the Fancode app and website. There is no live TV broadcasting in this country.
For South Africa: Watch all SuperSport matches on SA Grandstand Channel.
In Australia, Kayo Sports will stream the entire series live.
In the UK, 5 matches will be shown on the Sky Sports Mix channel.
Subscribe to the Wisden Cricket YouTube channel for post-match analysis, player interviews, and much more.
