Watch Sunday's Cricket World Cup final between India and Australia live on Sky Sports Cricket or in Hindi on Sky Sports Mix; follow game on skysports.com and Sky Sports App with blog and video clips; English umpires Richard Illingworth and Richard Kettleborough to take charge of final
Saturday 18 November 2023 18:53, UK
India take on Australia in the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup final on Sunday - and you can follow all of the action across Sky Sports.
The game at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, which starts at 8.30am UK time, will be live on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event.
Build-up begins at 7.30am on Sky Sports Cricket and 8am on Sky Sports Main Event as India look to win a third World Cup title and Australia a sixth.
Hindi coverage of the final is also available on Sky Sports Mix from 8.20am.
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Coverage of India vs Australia will include a live blog on skysports.com and the Sky Sports App, featuring over-by-over text commentary and in-game video clips.
India won by six wickets for the first of 10 straight victories the hosts have achieved in this World Cup - although the triumph was not completely straightforward with Rohit Sharma's side initially slipping to 2-3 in a chase of 200 in Chennai.
Rohit, Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer were all dismissed for ducks before Virat Kohli (85) and KL Rahul (97no) revived the innings with a fourth-wicket stand of 165 and India prevailed in 41.2 overs.
Ravindra Jadeja had earlier bagged 3-28 as Australia were rolled for 199 in 49.3 overs with David Warner (46) and Steve Smith (41) the highest-scoring batters.
India defeated New Zealand by 70 runs, piling on 397-4 as Kohli scored a record 50th ODI hundred, eclipsing Sachin Tendulkar's tally of 49, before Mohammed Shami took seven wickets to help dismiss the Black Caps for 327.
Australia squeezed past South Africa by three wickets, with Pat Cummins (14no) and Mitchell Starc (16no) taking their side to their target of 213 - and an eighth straight victory in this year's tournament - after a nervy run chase.
Sure are. Not the England players of course, with the defending champions dumped out in the group stage, but English umpires Richard Illingworth and Richard Kettleborough will take charge of the showpiece fixture.
Kettleborough, who previously umpired the 2015 final between Australia and New Zealand, and Illingworth will be supported by third umpire Joel Wilson of West Indies and fourth umpire Chris Gaffaney of New Zealand.
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Watch the Cricket World Cup final live on Sky Sports on Sunday.