The hosts receives a substantial boost with the return of Ben Stokes, who reversed his decision to retire from ODIs just prior to the quadrennial event. However, the absence of Jofra Archer, who is still on the road to recovery, will be felt during the series. Conversely, the Blackcaps are elated to welcome back Trent Boult into the squad. Boult had previously opted out of New Zealand’s central contract last year, making his return a noteworthy development. Nevertheless, New Zealand will be without Kane Williamson in the series due to a knee injury.
The series is set to commence with the first match in Cardiff, followed by the second game in Southampton. The last two matches are scheduled to be held in London. This ODI series promises captivating and competitive cricket, as both teams fine-tune their strategies and form in preparation for the upcoming global showpiece event in India.
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England vs New Zealand 2023: ODI Series, Fixtures
- First ODI: September 8 at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 05:00 pm IST/ 11:30 pm GMT/ 12:30 pm local
- Second ODI: September 10 at The Rose Bowl, Southampton , 03:30 pm IST/ 10:00 pm GMT/ 11:00 pm local
- Third ODI: September 13 at Kennington Oval, London, 05:00 pm IST/ 11:30 pm GMT/ 12:30 pm local
- Fourth ODI: Septemeber 15 at Lord’s, London, 05:00pm IST/ 11:30 pm GMT/ 12: 30 pm local
TV channels and Live streaming details:
- England : Sky Sports
- New Zealand: Sky NZ
- India: Sony Sports; SonyLIV; Fancode
- UK: BT Sport; Sky Sports
- USA and Canada: Willow Xtra
- Australia: Fox Sports, Kayo Sports
- Bangladesh: T Sports
- South Africa: SuperSport, SuperSport Variety 1
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