By Zainab Shafiq 
Cricket fans are in for a treat as the West Indies vs Australia Test series begins on June 25, kicking off a much-anticipated three-match red-ball showdown in the Caribbean. Whether you’re in Barbados, Sydney, London, or Lahore, you won’t want to miss a moment of this storied rivalry.
With broadcast and streaming rights spread across various platforms worldwide, it’s time to plan how you’ll follow every delivery of the West Indies vs Australia Test series live. The series, which also serves as a rematch of their gripping 1-1 draw in 2024, begins at Kensington Oval before heading to Grenada and Jamaica in July.
The first Test of the West Indies vs Australia Test series runs from June 25–29 at Kensington Oval in Barbados, followed by the second Test in Grenada from July 3–7 and the final match in Kingston, Jamaica, from July 12–16. Matches will start at 10 am local time for the first two Tests and 1:30 pm for the finale. The last time these teams met, Shamar Joseph made history by securing West Indies’ first Test win on Australian soil in 27 years. That series was split 1-1, leaving plenty of unfinished business between these two sides.
The action doesn’t stop there, after the Tests, both teams will gear up for a five-match T20I series scheduled from July 20–28.
Where to Watch West Indies vs Australia Test Series Live : Global Broadcast and Streaming Options
- If you’re in the Caribbean, tune into ESPN with streaming available on Disney+.
- In Australia, you can catch the matches live via ESPN through Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Disney+, and Fetch TV.
- India viewers can stream the Tests exclusively on the Fancode app and website.
- In the UK, the matches air on TNT Sports 1 (BT TV channel 408 / Sky channel 870).
- Pakistan fans can watch it live on Tapmad.
- Across Africa, SuperSport will show the games on SuperSport Grandstand (channel 201) and SuperSport Cricket (channel 212).
- USA broadcast details will be updated soon.
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