Australia are hosting South Africa for a multi-format series, in the first bilateral series between the two sides since 2016. Here’s where you can watch the ODI leg of the series on TV and live streaming services.
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Following the T20I part of the series which is currently poised at 1-1 ahead of the decider on Tuesday (January 30), the first of three ODIs will be played in Adelaide. The series will then move on to play the second and third matches in North Sydney. This comes before the one off Test match to cap of the series which will take place in Perth.
South Africa are being captained by Laura Wolvaardt, who has recently been appointed the full-time leader in all formats, while Chloe Tryon has returned to the playing group after injury. Ayanda Hlubi has been selected for South Africa in their ODI squad for the first time.
Alana King, having not been selected for the T20I part of the tour, will return to Australia’s squad for the ODIs, with Grace Harris making way from the T20I squad.
In the T20I series, South Africa beat Australia for the first time ever in any format, winning by six wickets with an over to spare after bowling the hosts out for 142. Wolvaardt led the victory with an unbeaten half-century.
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Australia: Fox cricket will broadcast all matches in the multi-format series, with live streaming available on Kayo Sports.
India: Viewers in India can watch the matches on Sonyliv and the Sony Sports Network.
South Africa: The matches will be available to watch in South Africa on SuperSport.
England: TNT Sports 3 will be broadcasting the match in England.
