The world's ten best cricket teams have descended upon India to thrash it out for the coveted title of World Champions. Jos Buttler's England are looking to defend the title they won in thrilling fashion four years ago at Lord's.

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After negotiations, the South African Broadcasting Corporation reached an agreement with Supersport owners Multichoice - the rights holders of the 2023 Cricket World Cup - for the sub-licensing of free-to-air broadcasting rights.

As a result, fans will now be able to watch Captain Temba Bavuma's men lead the charge in India as they hunt for some much-needed silverware at the global showpiece.

The national broadcaster will broadcast all nine of South Africa's group games, as well as the semi-final, final and colourful closing ceremony.

The public can stream the 2023 Cricket World Cup for free right here on sabcsport.com, or watch it live on SABC 3 (DSTV 193, DTT and Analogue) as well as SABC Plus.

Proteas 2023 Cricket World Cup fixtures:

All matches start at 10:30 AM SAST.

7 October: South Africa v Sri Lanka, Delhi

12 October: Australia v South Africa, Lucknow

17 October: South Africa v Netherlands, Dharmashala

21 October: England v South Africa, Mumbai

24 October: Bangladesh v South Africa, Mumbai

27 October: Pakistan v South Africa, Chennai

1 November: New Zealand v South Africa, Pune

5 November: India v South Africa, Kolkata

10 November: Afghanistan v South Africa, Ahmedabad

Semi-finals

15 November, 10:30 AM, Mumbai

16 November, 10:30 AM, Mumbai

Final

19 November, 10:30 AM, Ahmedabad

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