How to Watch or Stream the Women’s T20 Tri Series Live on Aussie TV

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January 24, 2020

Three of the best international teams in women’s cricket are set to go head to head in the upcoming T20I Tri Series, which takes place across Australia during January and February. Australia, England and India will all be looking to lay down a marker and prove their credentials before the T20 World Cup this March.

As the first delivery approaches, fans of Women’s T20 cricket are asking which games will be broadcast on Australian TV, what time they take place, and how they can watch the action live. Using this viewing guide you can stay up to date with all of these details and more.

This series sees Australia, India and England play each other twice in a league format, with the top two teams advancing to the final on February 12 in St Kilda, Victoria. Meg Lanning’s ladies go into the series as favourites on home soil and will want to show the competition, especially England, exactly why they are ranked as the world’s number one side. Australia’s ladies are fresh off the back of the domestic WBBL, so you feel that the side will be in great touch and perfectly placed for some big scores with the likes of Alyssa Healy, Ashleigh Gardner and Elyse Perry all bang in form. 

England are heading down under for revenge after being hammered by Australia in last year’s Ashes, and will be looking to captain Heather Knight to draw upon her experience in the recent Women’s Big Bash League. Australia have faced their northern hemisphere rivals on 34 occasions, with the English taking 18 victories to the Aussie’s 16, so expect some close encounters.

India are the lowest ranked team in the Tri Nation series (4th) but have one of the best players in the world at their disposal in the shape of captain and T20 specialist Harmanpreet Kaur. As cricket is the biggest sport in India, their fanatical fans will be expectant and looking for their women to make inroads against the best two teams pre-World Cup, starting with the tournament’s opening game against England on January 31.

Kayo Sports will be your home for the women’s T20I Tri Series 2020, showing every game of the tournament live and in high definition. Kayo offers live streaming options on a variety of devices and browsers, including PCs and Macs, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple and Telstra TV, as well as the popular Google Chromecast, Safari, Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge, with more apps and platforms soon to be added.

Kayo Sports also offers an array of great features which will make your T20 Cricket viewing experience even better. Every shot will be displayed in High Definition, giving you greater clarity as you watch the best in the world go about their business, while the SplitView feature enables you to watch up to four different things simultaneously on the same screen. This means that if another event is running at the same time as the Tri Series game you’re watching, you don’t need to miss a minute of the wide range of sport in the Kayo TV guide

Kayo also has a No Spoilers option, which allows fans to hide all the scores so you won’t know the results before you’ve watched. It’s a very handy feature if you’re skipping around to other sport in progress during play, and don’t want to know the outcomes before you’ve had a chance to watch a televised event On Demand.

Women’s Tri Nations Series Live TV Fixtures (Sydney time)

DateEventTimeChannel
Friday, 31 JanuaryLIVE: India v England2.10pm Foxtel / Kayo
Saturday, 1 FebruaryLIVE: Australia v England2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo
Sunday, 2 FebruaryLIVE: Australia v India2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo
Friday, 7 FebruaryLIVE: India v England2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo
Saturday, 8 FebruaryLIVE: Australia v India2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo
Sunday, 9 FebruaryLIVE: Australia v England2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo
Wednesday, 12 FebruaryLIVE: TBC v TBC2.00pmFoxtel / Kayo

All events shown as Sydney time, adjust for regional differences. Due to broadcasting agreement there is no Women’s Tri Series Cricket free to air provider in Australia.

This year’s Women’s T20 Tri Series will not be available on Free to Air TV in Australia, after failing to acquire the broadcast rights. Alternatively, the Kayo streaming service, thanks to their broadcasting arrangement with the Fox Sports channel, will have coverage of all games LIVE and in high definition, including round robin matches and the final.

So if you’re a resident of Australia you may wish to check out the Kayo Sports 14 day free trial which has no lock-in. With Kayo you can stream the Womens Tri series live from January 31st using a variety of devices and browsers. These include 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 browsers, with new apps and platforms soon to be added.

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