The Black Caps are one of the strongest teams in World Cricket these days, with the side hugely competitive in all formats of the game.
This summer they will go to both India and Bangladesh for test series before heading to Australia for some T20 World Cup revenge.
New Zealand cricket TV preview
For a side that consistently mixes it with the best, New Zealand have been short of a bit of luck. In 2019 they lost the World Cup Final in sudden death during one of the most remarkable games of cricket ever seen. Then this year they lost in the final of the T20 World Cup against Australia, leading many to unfairly call them the ‘nearly men’ of the modern game.
But there has been plenty of positives for New Zealand fans away from these two finals. They won the inaugural World Test Championship against India in June, and they continue to sit close to the top of the rankings in all formats.
One of the main reasons New Zealand have been getting better is the captaincy and batting of a certain Mr Kane Williamson. This hugely likeable fella is leading a new generation of Kiwi players who are still capable of achieving big things.
This summer they have the chance to really cement their place at the top of the rankings with test series against India and Bangladesh, before a tour of Australia for a handful of ODI and T20I matches.
New Zealand cricket schedule (Sydney time)
Check out all the latest upcoming New Zealand cricket fixtures available to watch in Australia. You can watch these live cricket games with Foxtel and Kayo Sports in Australia.
| Date | Event | Time | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thu, November 25th | India vs New Zealand – 1st Test Day 1 | LIVE: 2.50pm | Kayo / Foxtel |
| Fri, November 26th | India vs New Zealand – 1st Test Day 2 | LIVE: 2.50pm | Kayo / Foxtel |
| Sat, November 27th | India vs New Zealand – 1st Test Day 3 | LIVE: 2.50pm | Kayo / Foxtel |
| Sun, November 28th | India vs New Zealand – 1st Test Day 4 | LIVE: 2.50pm | Kayo / Foxtel |
| Mon, November 29th | India vs New Zealand – 1st Test – 1st Test Day 5 | LIVE: 2.50pm | Kayo / Foxtel |
Where to watch New Zealand cricket live?
Cricket is New Zealand’s official summer sport and is watched by millions around the country. There are several ways to watch Tests, ODIs and T20Is across free to air, Pay TV and Sports Streaming providers. Find who they are and which games they will show below.
Watch New Zealand on Kayo Sports
Kayo Sports streaming service gives you access to 14 dedicated sports channels that include coverage of New Zealand cricket matches. This means that you can watch every game live or on demand. You can check the service out with a Kayo 14 Day Free Trial offer for good measure. Kayo Sports is available for $25 (Basic plan, stream on two devices) or $35 (Premium Plan, stream on three devices) thereafter.
Stream Cricket with Kayo Sports
Watch The Ashes 2021/22, Big Bash League, Sheffield Shield and more Live and On Demand with a Kayo Sports Free Trial!
Watch New Zealand cricket on Foxtel
The Foxtel Now streaming service also offers access to NZ cricket matches via their Sports Pack (includes Fox Sports Cricket coverage). That means that you can stream every run, wicket and delivery as well as everything else Fox Sports has to offer, including BBL and IPL. The Foxtel Now 10 Day Trial offer is available to new customers. To get the Sports Pack ($29/month) you must first subscribe to the Essential Pack option ($25/month). This means that keeping the service after your trial will cost a total of $53 per month.
Stream TV Shows, Movies and Sports – Live and On Demand
Watch sport and entertainment with a Foxtel Now’s 10 day free trial. Access TV entertainment for only $25 /month, or add sport for a further $29/month after your trial is over!
Watch Cricket with Telstra
Telstra customers can get great deals for watching New Zealand cricket matches on both Kayo Sports and Foxtel Now. With the Telstra Kayo Offer, you can get a $10 per month reduction on Basic ($15/month) and Premium ($25/month) plans. The Foxtel Now Telstra offer gives you the first month for free, meaning you will only need to pay for the sports pack ($29) on top. Both of these options come as part of a 12-month contract.
Other sports to watch after the cricket
With Foxtel and Kayo, there are plenty of sports streaming live or on demand after the day’s play is over. Streaming TV is now one of the most practical options when it comes to watching world-class sports. Here are a handful of major events and competitions to give you a better idea of what’s on now.
