After a crushing loss to the West Indies in the T20 Series, Australia will be hoping to turn things around at the upcoming One Day Internationals which kick off on Wednesday July 21 at 4.30am AEST. West Indies vs Australia Cricket Tour 2021 Dates T20: July 10, July 11, July 13, July 15 and July 17 at 9:30 am AEST ODI Dates: July 21, July 23 and July 25 at 4:30 am AEST T20 Location: Daren Sammy Cricket Ground in Saint Lucia ODI Location: Kensington Oval in Barbados How to watch: On Foxtel's Fox Cricket, or broadcast on Foxtel Now or Kayo Sports Australia currently sit third in the International Cricket Council's ODI rankings, while the West Indies sit eighth, but those numbers don't mean much if the Down Under gear can't shine in the Caribbean sun. The one-day format plays to Australia's strengths, although the team will have to start without captain Aaron Finch, who injured his knee in the final T20 match. Alex Carey has been named Australia's starting captain, while Finch's injury will continue to be assessed every day. The Australians narrowly avoided a T20 sweep through the West Indies, eventually losing the series 4–1. Mitchell Marsh, however, was in the best form of his career and stood out as particularly successful in batting and bowling; he will return for the ODIs. Australia and the West Indies will play three ODIs in Barbados from Wednesday July 21 at 4.30am AEST. Below we have the full matches and how you can watch them live in Australia.
West Indies vs Australia Live: How to watch Australia
Australia's West Indies tour continues with three ODI matches, but eager-to-watch Aussie fans have an early start ahead of them. You'll need to be up at 4.30am AEST to watch the matches, which will air on July 21, 23 and 25. Foxtel has exclusive rights to the matches so you will be able to watch the matches on Foxtel's Fox Cricket, or if you are a subscriber it will also be available on Foxtel Now. Each game will also be on Kayo Sports, and it's probably the best streaming option if you're a sports fan. If you want to buy a subscription, the basic tier on Kayo gives you access to over 50 sports streamed simultaneously on two screens for just AU$25 per month. If you think you'll see it on more devices, the AU$35 premium tier allows for three simultaneous streams. There is no lock contract, so you can cancel at any time. Kayo also comes with a 14-day free trial, so you can test the service for yourself at no cost.How to watch West Indies vs Australia online from anywhere
If you're outside of Australia and still want to connect to matches, you'll quickly find that online access is geo-blocked. To get around this problem, and assuming you comply with the T&Cs of the broadcaster in question, you can download and use a VPN. How to use a VPN: 1. Download and install a VPN: as they say, our first choice is ExpressVPN 2. Log in to the corresponding server location: open the VPN app, tap on “choose location” and select the appropriate location 3. Access the live broadcast from the station: so if you're an Australian abroad, head over to Kayo and stream like you're back home < p class="vanilla-image-block" style="padding-top:18.34%;">
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