Channel 9 will broadcast all Australian matches, as well as the semi-finals and final.
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For the online streaming community in Australia, two paid options are available along with a free option.
- Kayo Sports (paid)
- Foxtel App or Foxtel Now (paid)
- Channel 9 (free)
You can sign up to Kayo Sports that has complete rights to all Foxtel sports channels and costs around $25 per month. You can also watch it on Foxtel’s official streaming services Foxtel App or Foxtel Now. The Foxtel App suits better for users who already have a TV subscription and a sports package. However, if you’re looking to stream Foxtel channels only, Foxtel Now is the best way to go which will cost you the same as Kayo Sports.
To watch Australian games as well as the two semi-finals and final for free, tune into Channel 9’s official streaming service 9Now. All you need is a valid email address and you’re good to go.
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‘Favorite’ Teams of the Tournament
While cricket has quite often had its unpredictable moments, there are always ‘favorites’ in every tournament. The three teams declared as hot favorites of the season by the majority of cricket enthusiasts and experts are:
- England
Even though England has never won a world cup, this time all eyes are on them due to their top ICC ODI rankings. The team literally hasn’t lost an ODI since the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final in June 2017. Also, the fact that England is the only team with 4 batsmen makes their batting line a serious threat for other teams.
- India
India has already won the coveted title two times. The team seems greatly balanced on both bowling and batting ends with the likes of batsmen such as Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, and lethal bowlers such as Jasprit Bhumra, who has a record of taking 85 wickets in just 49 matches.
- Australia
Australia and the World Cup are a love affair like no other, since they have taken the title home five times. Regardless of their low ICC rankings, Aussies seem to be balancing the scales with England and India by going really strong on the batting side, now that their ‘big boys’ Steve Smith and David Warner have returned home.
