Sky Sports and streaming service NOW will show the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup knock-out stages with dedicated Hindi commentary – a first in broadcasting from a mainstream player like Sky.

The commentary will be available for the semi-finals between India vs New Zealand (November 15th) and South Africa vs Australia (November 16th) as well as the November 19th final.

Sky Sports will take the world feed, courtesy of Star Sports, which will be available to view on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event – with English commentary of the semi-finals starting from 8am. Hindi commentary starts on Sky Sports Arena at 8.20am.

The showpiece final will take place in Ahmedabad on Sunday (7.30am on air ahead of the first ball at 8.30am), with Hindi commentary available on Sky Sports Mix from 8.20am.

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