ODI Series – Latest News, Schedules and Watching Guide

If you love One Day Internationals, you’ll want to know what’s happening right now. An ODI series is ten overs per side, 50 overs each, and it sits between Test cricket and T20s in excitement. The format gives enough time for strategies but still fits into a single day, so fans can enjoy a full story without a multi‑day commitment.

Upcoming ODI Series Calendar

Right now the calendar is packed. India starts a three‑match series against Australia in early October, with the first game at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. South Africa will host England for four matches later in November, and the last two games are set to be night fixtures – perfect for those who work during the day.

In December, New Zealand tours Pakistan for a five‑match series that doubles as preparation for the 2025 ICC World Cup. Those games will be played on neutral venues in the UAE because of security concerns, but the schedule stays intact.

If you follow associate nations, keep an eye on the Kenya vs Nepal series in January. It’s a good chance to see emerging talent and might affect qualification for next year’s global tournaments.

How to Catch Live Action

Streaming options differ by region, but most major broadcasters cover the big series. In South Africa, SuperSport streams every match on its website and the DStv platform. In India, Sony Liv has the rights for all home‑and‑away games, while JioCinema offers free streams for selected matches.

For fans in Europe or North America, look for Sky Sports Cricket (UK) and ESPN+ (US). Both platforms provide live video plus a stats overlay that shows run rate, wickets left and player performance in real time. If you prefer a free option, check YouTube’s official cricket channels – they often upload highlight reels within minutes of the final over.

Don’t forget radio. In many African countries, community stations still broadcast live commentary, especially when TV coverage is limited. Tuning into a local station can give you a sense of atmosphere that video sometimes misses.

Finally, use a match‑tracker app like Cricbuzz or the ICC’s official app. They push ball‑by‑ball updates, notification for start times and even let you set reminders so you never miss a toss.

Whether you’re tracking scores on your phone, watching live on TV or streaming on a laptop, staying updated is easier than ever. Keep this page bookmarked – we’ll refresh the schedule whenever a new series is announced and add tips for the best viewing experience.