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AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I: Where to Watch Live in India, USA, UK and Australia?

01 NOV 2026
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AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I: Where to Watch Live in India, USA, UK and Australia?

Afghanistan and Zimbabwe meet in the third and final T20I of their 2026 series on Sunday, November 1, at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates. Both teams will look to finish the series with a strong performance as they prepare for their upcoming international commitments.

The match is scheduled to begin at 6:30 PM local time in Sharjah, which is 8:00 PM in India and 2:30 PM GMT. Cricket fans around the world can follow the action through their respective regional broadcasters and streaming platforms.

Here is a country-wise guide to the AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I live telecast and streaming options.

AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I: Match Details

Match Information

Details

Match

Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe, 3rd T20I

Series

Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe in UAE 2026

Date

November 1, 2026

Venue

Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah

Start Time

6:30 PM UAE time

India Time

8:00 PM IST

GMT

2:30 PM

Match Format

T20 International

Where to Watch AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I Live in India?

Cricket fans in India can watch the Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe T20I series through the FanCode app and website. FanCode is listed as the digital streaming platform for the series.

Viewers can download the FanCode app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, sign in and check the available match-pass or subscription options. There is no confirmed television broadcaster listed for the series in India.

AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I: Worldwide TV Channels and Live Streaming

The following table summarises the available broadcast information for different countries and regions.

Country/Region

TV Channel

Live Streaming

India

Not confirmed

FanCode

Afghanistan

Ariana Television

Etisalat App

Pakistan

A Sports

Tamasha

USA

Willow TV

Willow by Cricbuzz

Canada

Willow TV

Willow by Cricbuzz

UK

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

Australia

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

Zimbabwe

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

UAE

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

Bangladesh

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

New Zealand

Not confirmed

Not confirmed

Rest of the World

Check local listings

Check local listings

How to Watch Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe Live in the USA and Canada?

Viewers in the United States and Canada can follow the match through Willow TV. Online streaming is available through Willow by Cricbuzz, subject to regional availability and subscription requirements.

Where to Watch AFG vs ZIM in Afghanistan and Pakistan?

In Afghanistan, Ariana Television is listed as the television broadcaster, while the Etisalat app provides an online streaming option.

In Pakistan, fans can watch the match on A Sports. Digital streaming is available through the Tamasha platform.

Can Fans Watch AFG vs ZIM Live in the UK and Australia?

Broadcasting details for the United Kingdom and Australia have not been officially confirmed in the available regional listings. Viewers should check local sports television schedules and licensed streaming services before the match.

Fans should avoid relying on unofficial websites claiming to provide free live coverage, as these streams may be unauthorised or unreliable.

Final Word

The AFG vs ZIM 3rd T20I will be played at Sharjah Cricket Stadium on November 1, with an 8:00 PM IST start. FanCode is the streaming option listed for India, while Willow by Cricbuzz serves viewers in the USA and Canada. Ariana Television and the Etisalat app are listed in Afghanistan, with A Sports and Tamasha available in Pakistan.

Broadcast details for several other countries remain unconfirmed. Viewers should check their local broadcaster's official schedule for the latest information.

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Israel Katamgari is a cricket writer at CricRadar and a software professional at Wipro. He holds a B.Tech degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Mohan Babu University. Over the past year, he has contributed cricket articles to CricRadar, covering match reports, cricket news, and developments across the sport. His work combines an engineering background with a professional interest in cricket journalism.

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