How to Watch Australia at England: Stream One-Day International Cricket Live, TV Channel

Australia looks to clinch five-match tour of England with a victory on Tuesday in Chester-le-Street.

World champion Australia goes to Chester-le-Street in England’s County Durham on Tuesday with an opportunity to clinch a victory of its tour of England. The Aussies opened the series with a seven-wicket victory at Nottingham on Thursday and followed it up with a 68-run win at Leeds on Saturday. The English have had chances in each match — they were 213-2 in the 33rd over at Nottingham before Australia’s spin bowlers stunted their momentum. At Leeds, Alex Carey swung the momentum for the Aussies with 74 runs off 67 balls while filling in for an injured Josh Inglis.

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Match Date: Sept. 24, 2024

Match Time: 7:30 a.m. ET

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Teams trained indoors due to rain on Monday, but the forecast for Tuesday is better, though with a chance of showers. Australia’s Jofra Archer likely slots back in after he was rested at Leeds. Australian bowler Mitchell Starc has taken three wickets in the series, running his career ODI total to 239, and with his next will pass Mitchell Johnson into fourth place on Australia’s all-time ODI list.

England has lost its last three ODI matches to Australia and four of the last five and last won a series when it swept the visiting Aussies in five matches back in 2018. Australia is currently ranked second in the International Cricket Council’s ODI rankings while England is seventh.

Australia’s edge comes in bowling, where it has the second and third ranked ODI bowlers in the world in fast-medium right-hander Josh Hazlewood and legbreak googly Adam Zampa, respectively. Glenn Maxwell is the No. 7 ODI allrounder in the ICC rankings. Travis Head leads the series with 183 runs for Australia, while Ben Duckett has 127 for England.

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