[[LIVESTREAM]][4k] India vs South Africa Live Coverage On 30

Oct 2022
IND vs SA, T20 World Cup 2022, Super 12 Match 30, Live Streaming Details: India vs South Africa in their
T20 Twenty World Cup 2022

India vs South Africa T20 World Cup 2022 Live Commentary and Cricket Score: T20 World Cup 2022, The
T20 World Cup 2022 match between India and South Africa will start at 12:15 PM IST.India square-off
against South Africa in their next T20 twenty World Cup match. The two teams will play each other at
the Multi-purpose stadium in Burswood, Australia

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It's a heavyweight clash at the Optus Stadium today as India take on South Africa in the pick of this
weekend's 2022 T20 World Cup cricket matches. The Proteas will be on their guard against an India
attack that has Virat Kohli in exceptional form after delivering another batting masterclass on Thursday.
The weather is set for a fine evening of cricket in Perth, with no chance of a washout or DLS on the
cards. Read on as we explain how to watch an India vs South Africa live stream for the T20 World Cup
2022.

INDIA VS SOUTH AFRICA LIVE STREAM

 Dates: Sunday, October 30, 2022

Venue: Optus Stadium, Perth

Time: 7pm AWST (local) / 10pm AEST / 4.30pm IST / 1pm SAST / 11am GMT / 4pm PKT / 9pm NZDT /
7am ET / 4am PT

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Kohli followed his extraordinary innings against Pakistan with another half-century against Netherlands
as India eased their way to a 56-run victory over the Dutch. With two wins out of two, Rohit Sharma's
men will come into this more testing clash in confident form, but face a side that boasts a rejuvenated
Rilee Rossouw, who is clearly relishing his unlikely comeback.

The 33-year-old veteran returned to the South Africa side this summer after a six year absence, and
proceeded to hit a 48-ball ton against India in Indore last month ahead of this tournament.

The Men In Blue will have already been wary of facing Rossouw following that encounter. He also hit a
52-ball hundred as part of a record T20 World Cup partnership of 168 with Quinton de Kock in the
Proteas trouncing of Bangladesh earlier this week, and that will have given India's bowlers further food
for thought.