Where New Zealand vs England T20 and ODI series is on UK TV and stream

The New Zealand vs England T20 series is well underway as Phil Salt and the team earn a record win in the second match. Salt (85) and captain Harry Brook (78) led the charge as England beat the Black Caps by 65 runs at the Hagley Oval, Christchurch, on Monday (October 20).

England posted 236-4, with Salt and Brook racking up an impressive 129 runs off 74 for the third wicket. After the game, Brook – scored 78 off 35 – said the team were ‘calm and composed’ in their win.

Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: “It is always nice to contribute and pleasing to do it with Phil, who has been very successful for us in this new era. We were just calm and composed, looked to manipulate the field and put pressure on the New Zealand bowlers. It was nice to hit a few out of the park.”

It comes after an anticlimactic start to the series, with Saturday’s opener eventually abandoned due to rain. England will now take their 1-0 lead to Auckland for the third and final T20I match, to be played at Eden Park on Thursday (October 23).

They then kick off the first of three ODIs on Sunday (October 26), in Mount Maunganui. For cricket fans in the UK, here’s where to watch the New Zealand vs England T20 series.

Every match in the New Zealand vs England T20 series is broadcast live exclusively on TNT Sports. Those without an existing subscription can sign up directly via Discovery+ or on Prime Video’s TNT Sports channel.

Both options cost £30.99 per month on a rolling basis and also include the Champions League, Europa League, Premier League, Tennis, cycling and more. Many TV providers also offer TNT Sports as an add-on for new and existing packages like Sky’s £35 Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle, where TNT is available for a reduced rate of £25.

The same goes for Virgin Media, where TNT Sports can be added to the £59.99 Sport bundle, which also includes more than 200 TV channels, eight from Sky Sports and 362Mbps fibre broadband. With each of these options, cricket fans will have access to every game of the White Ball Tour of New Zealand, as well as the Men’s Ashes and White Ball Tour of Sri Lanka.

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