As the Cricket World Cup 2023 reaches its pinnacle, the anticipation is at an all-time high. In a gripping semi-final clash, hosts India triumphed over New Zealand by 70 runs, securing their spot in the final. On the other side, Australia edged past South Africa by three wickets in a nail-biting encounter to set up a thrilling showdown against India.
When and Where?
Date: Sunday, 19 November
Time: 08:30 GMT
Venue: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
The Narendra Modi Stadium, with a colossal capacity of 132,000, witnessed memorable victories for both teams during the group stage. India’s seven-wicket win over Pakistan and Australia’s 33-run victory against England set the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable final.
How to Stay in the Loop
BBC Sport has you covered for comprehensive coverage of the final. Whether you’re tuning in on the radio, website, or app, there’s no shortage of ways to stay updated.
- Live Commentary: Tune in to Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds, or the BBC Sport website and app for live commentary.
- In-Play Experience: The website and app will feature in-play clips, highlights, reports, and analysis, along with the latest World Cup news and live text commentaries.
- Expert Insights: Jonathan Agnew will lead the TMS coverage, supported by Simon Mann and Geoff Lemon. Expect expert analysis from Michael Vaughan, Aaron Finch, and Steven Finn.
Where to Watch: India vs Australia World Cup Final
Live coverage of the final is available on Sky Sports and Channel Five in the UK, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of the action.
Championship History
Australia, with five titles, boasts the most Cricket World Cup victories, their last triumph being on home soil in 2015. India, having won twice before in 1983 and 2011, aims to add another trophy to their collection.
The Journey to the Final
India’s dominance in the group stage, winning all nine games, paved the way for a commanding semi-final victory against New Zealand. Australia, after a shaky start, found their form, winning seven consecutive matches, including a nerve-wracking semi-final against South Africa.