Cricket fans will want to tune in to Willow TV in the wee hours of Tuesday morning to catch the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy contest between South Africa and Australia.
Australia comes off its record chase and looks to improve to 2-0 in Group B. Australia (1-0, 2 points) successfully booked a 356/5 in its win over England. It broke the mark set by Pakistan with a 345/4 against Sri Lanka in 2023 as the biggest chase in the history of International Cricket Council tournament play. The winner of this contest will likely book a ticket to the knockout stage of the eight-team event.
How to Watch South Africa vs. Australia:
- Date: Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2025
- Time: 4:00 AM EST
- Channel: Willow TV
- Stream: Fubo (Subscribe now!)
Australia, the defending World Cup champions, watched England score a 351/8 before turning the tables in its innings. Josh Inglis scored 120 runs on 86 balls, Alex Carey added 69 on 63 and Matthew Short put up 63 on 66 to power the five-wicket victory, 356/5-351/8. Ben Dwarshuis took three of the eight wickets Australia managed to claim.
South Africa had an easy time on Friday, opting to bat first and taking a 107-run over Afghanistan, 315/6-208. Ryan Rickelton took player of the match honors with 103 runs on 106 balls, while captain Temba Bavuma (58 on 76), Aiden Markram (52 on 36) and Rassie Van Der Dussen (52 on 46) all posted 50s. Kagiso Rabama bowled a 3-36 in 8.3 overs, as South Africa shut down Afghanistan’s chase attempt.
The ICC Champions Trophy returned in 2025 after an eight-year hiatus and includes the top eight finishers from the 2023 World Cup. Tune in on Tuesday to see which team will get the victory in this 2025 ICC Champions Trophy competition.
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