Pakistan vs South Africa live streaming: How to watch Cricket World Cup match on TV and online
PAKISTAN face South Africa with both teams edging towards the last chance saloon if they want to make the Cricket World Cup semi-finals.
Sarfaraz Ahmed’s side have failed to win a match since stunning England in the second game at Trent Bridge.
And Faf Du Plessis’ Proteas finally got a win under their belt against Afghanistan after opening with losses to England, Bangladesh and India.
What TV channel is Pakistan vs South Africa on?
Pakistan vs South Africa will be live on Sky Sports Cricket with coverage commencing at 10am – half an hour before the first ball is bowled.
The match will also be live on Sky Sports Main Event from 4pm, following the conclusion of the French Grand Prix.
In South Africa, SuperSport have the Cricket World Cup broadcast rights, while in Pakistan, PTV Sports and Ten Sports share the rights.
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Can I live stream Pakistan vs South Africa?
Live streaming for Pakistan vs South Africa will be available on Sky Go for Sky Sports subscribers.
If you’re not a Sky subscriber, grab a NOW TV pass from just £8.99 which will allow you to stream on your mobile, tablet, games console, TV box or PC.
You can also watch the entire World Cup with a discounted Month Pass, which will also allow you to see every Ashes test for just £25 per month for the first four months.
In South Africa, head to the SuperSport website for live streaming, while if you’re watching in Pakistan you can stream via the PTV Sports website or Sony Liv.