England have this year hosted and won the 2019 World Cup, but they followed that up with a disappointing drawn Ashes series in England which saw Australia retain the coveted Ashes urn.

They’ll now head to New Zealand to kick off the Southern Hemisphere’s summer of cricket, beginning with a couple of Tests against the Kiwis, before heading across to South Africa for a longer tour against the Proteas.

England v New Zealand 2019 TV Preview

England’s 2019 World Cup victory was an historic event for the cricket-loving nation. Not only was it their first ever tournament win, but it came in front of a jubilant home crowd, making the occasion that much more special. It didn’t come without controversy, however, with the final against being decided on a bizarre boundary count-back after the scores were tied after 50 overs and a Super Over. Many felt like it was a fairly arbitrary way to decide the tournament, not least New Zealand, who will be desperate for revenge when the two sides face off in November and December.

Following a handful of T20I’s, England will play two Tests against the Kiwis on New Zealand soil in what shapes up as a highly entertaining series. Both these sides are rated highly by the World Test Rankings, and with plenty of talent with both bat and ball for each team it will be a series worth watching. England will feel they have the home side covered for top-end talent with the likes of Ben Stokes, Joe Root and Jos Buttler in their ranks, but the Kiwis have not been beaten often in recent series and won’t be easy to beat on their home soil.

England Tour of New Zealand on Live Aussie TV (Sydney time)

Date	Event	Time	Channel
21 – 25 November	LIVE: England v New Zealand First Test	9.00am	Foxtel / Kayo
29 November – 3 December	LIVE: England v New Zealand Second Test	9.00am	Foxtel / Kayo

All fixtures shown as Sydney time, adjust for regional differences. Please note that due to broadcast agreement there is no official England cricket free to air broadcaster in Australia.

Watch or Stream Cricket Live

While the Seven Network is the official Cricket free to air provider in Australia, their coverage is limited to Australian matches, which means they won’t be televising any England contests this summer. However, FOX CRICKET (Foxtel/Kayo) will deliver the most comprehensive coverage of this season’s summer of cricket. This includes every match during which England takes the field, and the option to watch England cricket online.

So if you’re a resident of Australia you may wish to check out Kayo Sports which have a 14 day free trial and will televise every Australian men’s and women’s home international, every match of the KFC BBL and rebel WBBL, plus select international matches, LIVE and On Demand. Kayo offers live streaming of selected Black Caps matches with eligible mobile devices and browsers, including select PC and Macs, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple and Telstra TV, the Google Chromecast, as well as Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge, with new apps and platforms arriving soon. Kayo also offers compact (about 20 minutes) Cricket on demand replays ‘Minis’, so you can conveniently catch-up on those late night finishes you may have missed.

You can even take advantage of the Kayo 14 day free trial to check it out for yourself. After your trial ends, simply choose between one of two, no lock-in contracts that will give you instant live streaming access to the biggest cricket matches, along with a range of fantastic features that only enhance your Sports viewing experience including:

England Tour of South Africa

Following their Test series against New Zealand, England will head into an extended cricket tour of South Africa, set to last from December all the way through to mid-February. South Africa have talent all over their best XI and are particularly difficult to beat on home soil, but this is a clash between two heavyweights in the cricketing world and they will be tough to separate. Four Test matches will kick off the series before three ODI’s and three T20I’s round it out, and with England heading they’ll be keen to head out on a high note.

Date	Event	Time	Channel
26 – 31 December	LIVE: England v South Africa First Test	7.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
3 – 8 January	LIVE: England v South Africa Second Test	7.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
16 – 21 January	LIVE: England v South Africa Third Test	7.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
24 – 29 January	LIVE: England v South Africa Fourth Test	7.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
4 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 1st ODI	10.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
7 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 2nd ODI	10.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
9 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 3rd ODI	7.00pm	Foxtel / Kayo
13 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 1st T20I	3.00am	Foxtel / Kayo
15 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 2nd T20I	3.00am	Foxtel / Kayo
16 February	LIVE: England v South Africa 3rd T20I	11.30pm	Foxtel / Kayo