How to Watch South Africa vs England Women’s T20 Match Live

England Women’s cricket team is heading to South Africa for a three-match T20 International series, kicking off on Sunday, November 24. Here’s everything you need to know about watching the action live.

Where and When

The first T20 match takes place at Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium, starting at 11:40 am UK time. England, led by Heather Knight, will face the Proteas in what promises to be a thrilling encounter.

England heads into the series aiming to bounce back after a disappointing T20 World Cup exit earlier this year, while South Africa will seek to prove themselves on home soil.

How to Watch Live

You can watch live on Sky Sports Cricket, which is the exclusive broadcaster for this match in the UK. Coverage begins at 11:40 am, providing live commentary.

If you’re a Sky Sports subscriber, you can stream the match on the Sky Go app. For non-subscribers, consider purchasing a Sky Sports Day Pass through NOW TV for £14.99, which allows you to watch all live sport inc cricket without a long-term commitment.

The Teams

England’s squad features a blend of seasoned players and rising stars. Alice Capsey, recently called up following impressive performances in Australia’s Women’s Big Bash League, brings an all-rounder edge to the team. Meanwhile, captain Heather Knight will look to inspire her team with a fearless approach, as outlined by head coach Jon Lewis.

South Africa will aim to leverage home advantage. While they’ve historically struggled against England, their recent performances show promise. Fans can expect a competitive game as both teams aim to make their mark.

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Key Fixtures

Here’s the schedule for the series:

1st T20I: Sunday, November 24 – Buffalo Park, East London
2nd T20I: Wednesday, November 27 – Willowmoore Park, Benoni
3rd T20I: Saturday, November 30 – SuperSport Park, Centurion

For anyone interested in watching the match this Sunday, tune in to Sky Sports Cricket at 11:40 am to catch the match live, with additional highlights and coverage airing at various times in the evening.