[+[!T20 World Cup!]+] India vs United States of America Live Streams FREE Coverage ON TV Channel 12 June 2024

USA vs India live stream: How to watch T20 World Cup 2024 online for free, start time. The winners of USA vs India at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York in Group A will qualify for the Super 8s stage with a group match still to go. The winners will have moved on to six points, a total that Canada, Pakistan and Ireland cannot match. The loser will have the consolation that they will still definitely qualify if they win their final group game.

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For the USA, India would provide an even greater scalp than that of Pakistan, who the co-hosts beat at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Texas. India will become only the fifth Full Member – a test cricket nation – to have played the USA. The USA has a good, if sparse, record so far against Asian test nations in T20 cricket with a winning record against Bangladesh (2-1), to set alongside that Super Over victory against Pakistan.

India’s bowlers will come onto the match full of confidence, having defended 119 successfully against Pakistan and skittled Ireland for 96. Jasprit Bumrah, awarded Player of the Match in both India’s games, has lead the attack magnificently. But, with the exception of Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant, India’s batting has yet to fully fire.

USA vs India T20 World Cup 2024 live stream: TV channel, time

The USA vs India live stream takes place on Wednesday, June 12.

Times: 10:30 a.m. ET / 7:30 a.m. PT / 3:30 p.m. BST / 8 p.m. IST / 6 am AEDT (June 13)

FREE STREAM — Disney+ Hotstar (India, mobile only)

U.S. — Willow TV / Sling

U.K. — Sky / Now

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The United States faces faces India in the ICC T-20 Cricket World Cup on Wednesday, June 12, 2024 (6/12/24) at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York.

The sport of cricket is as foreign to most Americans as driving on the left-hand side of the road or drinking warm beer.

This year, though, the United States is getting a close-up view of the bat-and-ball sport originally from England that resembles a cockeyed version of baseball where the pitcher purposely bounces the ball in front of the batter.

The U.S. national cricket team — which dates to at least 1844 — has already made a dent in the hierarchy of the game by beating Pakistan last week at the Twenty20 World Cup, which is being held in New York, Texas, Florida and six other venues dotted around the Caribbean.

The team’s next game is set for Wednesday against India on Long Island, about an hour outside New York. The Americans aren’t expected to win that one, but neither were they expected to beat Pakistan — a traditional powerhouse that reached the final at the last T20 World Cup in 2022.

“We know that we really and truly want to get the word out there as it relates to cricket in the country for the American born and raised people,” said Aaron Jones, the American team’s top batter. “I think the further we go in the tournament, the better for us, and the better for us bringing fans on board.”

Still, similar to the match against Pakistan, the Americans can expect the other team to get the bulk of the crowd support on Wednesday at the temporary Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

The South Asian diaspora, like most people back in their homelands, is wild about cricket. They certainly turned out on Sunday for the highly anticipated match between India and Pakistan at the same venue, located not far from immigrant-heavy neighborhoods in Queens and Brooklyn.

Although the United States is known for playing in the very first international cricket match against Canada in 1844, the sport declined in participation through the decades while baseball — a pastime more similar to the game of rounders with players running around bases rather than just back and forth — flourished on these shores.

It’s making a comeback, though. Cricket was added to the Olympic program for the 2028 Los Angeles Games, the first time the sport will be played at the event since the 1900 Paris Games.

There’s also a professional Twenty20 circuit in the United States that started play last year. Major League Cricket’s second season is set to open on July 5 with six teams.

Twenty20 cricket is the shortest of the three main forms of the game. Each team is at bat for 20 overs (about 120 pitched balls, or six pitches per over) or until the fielding team gets 10 of the 11 opposing players out. One-day cricket expands that to 50 overs for each team, while test cricket is an unlimited amount of overs with each side batting twice. A test match — the most revered form of the game — can last up to five days, with breaks for lunch and tea during the eight-or-so-hour daily sessions.

Teams in cricket score significantly more runs than in baseball. The Americans, for example, piled up 159 runs against Pakistan to tie the score after the 20 overs were completed and then won in a super over — the equivalent of an extra inning in baseball.

The U.S. team is made up of players with roots in the hotbeds of the sport, including India, Pakistan, South Africa and the Caribbean. They know their wickets from their stumps, their centuries from their dot balls and their pace from their spin, even if most of their countrymen don’t.

They also know what they are up against on Wednesday facing the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, two of the biggest stars in cricket.

The United States and India's national cricket teams will compete today in the final week of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup group stages. The two teams will meet at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about where to watch USA vs. India.

The game brings two strong participants in the tournament together. USA won an early game against Canada, before they pulled off a shocking defeat against Pakistan by 5 runs. India beat out Ireland earlier in the tournament and walked away with a victory against Pakistan by 6 runs in the globally-watched, sold-out India vs. Pakistan game over the weekend. After today's game, USA will take on Ireland and India will compete against Canada, before they possibly advance to the Super 8 stage of the tournament.

Below, we've outlined your best watch options for the game. The services we've highlighted will be able to help you stream the entire tournament, so you can follow both teams if they advance further throughout the moment. Don't forget to bookmark our T20 World Cup hub for updates on future games.

After rolling over Ireland with a cruising 8-wicket victory in New York in their T20 World Cup opener, India found themselves in a tricky spot, needing a moment or two of genius to defend a low total against cricket arch rival Pakistan on Sunday.

Chasing a seemingly subpar target of 120, the Shaheens were in pole position at 80-3 after 14 overs before India's go-to fast-bowler Jasprit Bumrah took the wicket of Pakistan's top-scorer Mohammad Rizwan that swung the match into the Men In Blue's favor.

And so after being bowled out for 119 in 19 overs, India restricted Pakistan to 113-7 in 20 overs in the tense, low-scoring thriller. As a result, India now lead Group A with four points and a better net-run rate than the United States, who also have four points after two games.

The co-hosts breezed to a 7-wicket victory against neighbors Canada in their opener before announcing their arrival in the cricketing world with a statement Super Over victory against faltering giants Pakistan last time out.

It is one of the most anticipated duels of the tournament in Group A. On one side will be the locals, the United States, who aim to leverage their home advantage. The Americans have had a strong start to the tournament and are now ready to take on their toughest challenge yet.

With victories against Canada and Pakistan, they now face their most complex duel. Their opponents will be none other than India, one of the main contenders for the title, who also started with two victories as expected. This will be a great game with nothing less than the leadership of the group at stake.