ENG vs SL Live Streaming, World Cup 2023: When and where to watch England vs Sri Lanka live?

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England vs Sri Lanka World Cup 2023 Live Streaming: England will get a chance, perhaps a final one, to drag their shipwreck of a World Cup campaign, marked by batting and bowling downtime, to less stormy shores when they face fellow strugglers Sri Lanka on Thursday.

The defending champions have two points from four matches, similar to their opponents, and are ninth on the table. A win here will not push them too far ahead on the chart, but it may give them that tiny bit of motivation against teams like India and Australia ahead. But a defeat against Lanka will take away even the benevolence of mathematics, which is currently scaffolding their hopes.

If England lacked clarity on several fronts, Sri Lanka is giving them a close run. They brought in veteran Angelo Mathews as Pathirana’s replacement when they had a like-for-like pacer in Dushamantha Chameera available among the traveling reserves.

It looks like a serious brain fade as Sri Lanka’s main headache is their stingless bowling. They have conceded 428 against SA, 345 against Pakistan, and 215 in 35.2 overs against Australia. The Lankan bowlers had reduced the Dutch to 91 for 6 but were generous enough to allow them to reach 262. In that context, they might be worried about offering a fresh lease of life to the misfiring England batters here.

When and where is the England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match?

The England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match is on Thursday, October 26 at the  M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.

What time is the England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match?

The England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match will begin at 2 PM (IST). The toss will take place at 1.30 PM.

Where can I watch the England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match on TV in India?

The England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match will be broadcast on the Star Sports Network in India.

Where can I watch the England vs Sri Lanka ODI World Cup match on the internet in India?

All the matches of the World Cup, including England vs Sri Lanka, will be livestreamed for free on the Disney+ Hotstar mobile app. For other devices like TVs or laptops, the user will need to subscribe to Disney+Hotstar.

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