Live cricket today: What live cricket is on TV and streaming this week?
Your guide to the best live cricket matches from around the world on TV and streaming, including Test matches, ODI and T20 tournaments.
The beauty of cricket, is that there's barely a minute of the day that goes by without an over being bowled somewhere in the world.
England's women begin their white-ball series against South Africa ahead of a return to Test cricket action in December.
Elsewhere, there's a bunch of international games being played across the globe with TV coverage across the board.
Sky Sports boast the lion's share of cricket TV rights, with England on our screens in the coming weeks, while the game has leaked back onto free-to-air platforms, with The Hundred playing in front of BBC cameras over the summer months.
Fans across the world will be desperate to soak up as much global action as possible before it heads the Southern Hemisphere, whatever the format, while Test cricket fans will be satisfied to see five-day, full-fat action still on their screens.
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Cricket today: What live cricket is on TV this week?
Women's Big Bash League
Thursday 21st November
- Sydney Sixers Women v Perth Scorchers Women (4:45am) Sky Sports Cricket
- Hobart Hurricanes Women v Melbourne Renegades Women (8:15am) Sky Sports Cricket
Friday 22nd November
- Brisbane Heat Women v Melbourne Stars Women (9:10am) Sky Sports Mix
- Melbourne Renegades Women v Sydney Thunder Women (11:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Saturday 23rd November
- Perth Scorchers Women v Hobart Hurricanes Women (9:55am) Sky Sports Mix
- Melbourne Stars Women v Adelaide Strikers Women (11:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Sunday 24th November
- Brisbane Heat Women v Sydney Sixers Women (9:05am) Sky Sports Cricket
T10 League
Thursday 21st November
- Team Abu Dhabi v Ajman Bolts (11:30am) Sky Sports Cricket
- Morrisville Samp Army v Bangla Tigers (1:45pm) Sky Sports Cricket
- Deccan Gladiators v Chennai Braves (4:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Friday 22nd November
- Northern Warriors v Delhi Bulls (9:15am) Sky Sports Cricket
- New York Strikers v Morrisville Samp Army (11:30am) Sky Sports Cricket
- UP Nawabs v Team Abu Dhabi (1:45pm) Sky Sports Cricket
- Ajman Bolts v Deccan Gladiators (4:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Saturday 23rd November
- Morrisville Samp Army v UP Nawabs (9:15am) Sky Sports Cricket
- Bangla Tigers v New York Strikers (11:30am) Sky Sports Cricket
- Chennai Braves v Northern Warriors (1:45pm) Sky Sports Cricket
- Deccan Gladiators v Team Abu Dhabi (4:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Sunday 24th November
- UP Nawabs v Northern Warriors (9:15am) Sky Sports+
- Delhi Bulls v Ajman Bolts (11:30am) Sky Sports+
- New York Strikers v Deccan Gladiators (1:45pm) Sky Sports+
- Morrisville Samp Army v Chennai Braves (4:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
Test Match
Friday 22nd to Tuesday 26th November
- Australia v India (2:30am) TNT Sports 1 / discovery+ Premium
Friday 22nd to Tuesday 26th November
- West Indies v Bangladesh (3:00pm) TNT Sports 2 / discovery+ Premium
Women's T20
Sunday 24th November
- South Africa Women v England Women (12:00pm) Sky Sports Cricket
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