Cricket World Cup 2023 on TV: Schedule, TV channels and live stream
Check out the full Cricket World Cup 2023 TV schedule including kick-off times, channel details and live stream information for the whole tournament.
It all boils down to this. The Cricket World Cup final goes ahead this weekend with two elite teams set to lock horns for the trophy.
Host nation India have won all 10 of their matches so far on home soil following their semi-final victory over New Zealand.
Australia weathered an early lull in form to bounce back with eight victories on the spin, culminating in a tense, low-scoring triumph over South Africa in their final-four outing.
England will formally relinquish their status as world champions this weekend following a dire tournament in the subcontinent.
Jos Buttler's men were humiliated with just three wins from nine encounters despite entering the tournament among the favourites.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the Cricket World Cup 2023 TV schedule, channel details and live stream information.
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Cricket World Cup 2023 on TV
You can watch the Cricket World Cup final live on Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event or online via the SkyGo app.
It will also be made available on free-to-air TV with Channel 5 securing the rights to show the final on Sunday.
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Cricket World Cup 2023 TV schedule
All UK times. All live on Sky Sports Cricket, unless otherwise stated. Subject to change.
Knockout stages
Sunday 19th November
Final: India v Australia (8:30am)
Cricket World Cup results
Pool stage
Thursday 5th October
England v New Zealand (9:30am)
NZ win by 9 wickets.
Friday 6th October
Pakistan v Netherlands (9:30am)
PAK win by 81 runs
Saturday 7th October
Bangladesh v Afghanistan (6am)
BAN win by 6 wickets
South Africa v Sri Lanka (9:30am)
SA win by 102 runs
Sunday 8th October
India v Australia (9:30am)
IND win by 6 wickets
Monday 9th October
New Zealand v Netherlands (9:30am)
NZ win by 99 runs
Tuesday 10th October
England v Bangladesh (6am)
ENG win by 137 runs
Pakistan v Sri Lanka (9:30am)
PAK win by 6 wickets
Wednesday 11th October
India v Afghanistan (9:30am)
IND win by 8 wickets
Thursday 12th October
Australia v South Africa (9:30am)
SA win by 134 runs
Friday 13th October
Bangladesh v New Zealand (9:30am)
NZ win by 8 wickets
Saturday 14th October
Pakistan v India (9:30am)
IND win by 7 wickets
Sunday 15th October
Afghanistan v England (9:30am)
AFG win by 69 runs
Monday 16th October
Sri Lanka v Australia (9:30am)
AUS win by 5 wickets
Tuesday 17th October
Netherlands v South Africa (9:30am)
NED wins by 38 runs
Wednesday 18th October
New Zealand v Afghanistan (9:30am)
NZ wins by 149 runs
Thursday 19th October
Bangladesh v India (9:30am)
IND win by 7 wickets
Friday 20th October
Australia v Pakistan (9:30am)
AUS win by 62 runs
Saturday 21st October
Netherlands v Sri Lanka (6am)
SL win by 5 wickets
England v South Africa (9:30am)
SA win by 229 runs
Sunday 22nd October
India v New Zealand (9:30am)
IND win by 4 wickets
Monday 23rd October
Pakistan v Afghanistan (9:30am)
AFG win by 8 wickets
Tuesday 24th October
South Africa v Bangladesh (9:30am)
SA win by 149 runs
Wednesday 25th October
Australia v Netherlands (9:30am)
AUS win by 309 runs
Thursday 26th October
England v Sri Lanka (9:30am)
SL win by 8 wickets
Friday 27th October
Pakistan v South Africa (9:30am)
SA win by 1 wicket
Saturday 28th October
Australia v New Zealand (6am)
AUS win by 5 runs
Netherlands v Bangladesh (9:30am)
NED win by 87 runs
Sunday 29th October
India v England (8:30am)
IND win by 100 runs
Monday 30th October
Afghanistan v Sri Lanka (8:30am)
AFG win by 7 wickets
Tuesday 31st October
Pakistan v Bangladesh (8:30am)
PAK win by 7 wickets
Wednesday 1st November
New Zealand v South Africa (8:30am)
SA win by 190 runs
Thursday 2nd November
India v Sri Lanka (8:30am)
IND win by 302 runs
Friday 3rd November
Netherlands v Afghanistan (8:30am)
AFG win by 7 wickets
Saturday 4th November
New Zealand v Pakistan (5am)
PAK win by 21 runs
England v Australia (8:30am)
AUS win by 33 runs
Sunday 5th November
India v South Africa (8:30am)
IND win by 243 runs
Monday 6th November
Bangladesh v Sri Lanka (8:30am)
BAN win by 3 wickets
Tuesday 7th November
Australia v Afghanistan (8:30am)
AUS win by 3 wickets
Wednesday 8th November
England v Netherlands (8:30am)
ENG win by 160 runs
Thursday 9th November
New Zealand v Sri Lanka (8:30am)
NZ win by 5 wickets
Friday 10th November
South Africa v Afghanistan (8:30am)
SA win by 5 wickets
Saturday 11th November
Australia v Bangladesh (5am)
AUS win by 8 wickets
England v Pakistan (8:30am)
ENG win by 93 runs
Sunday 12th November
India v Netherlands (8:30am)
IND win by 160 runs
Wednesday 15th November
SF1: India v New Zealand (8:30am)
IND win by 70 runs
Thursday 16th November
SF2: South Africa v Australia (8:30am)
AUS win by 3 wickets
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