The KFC Big Bash League has provided plenty of highlights over the last couple of months and now, two teams remain to battle it out over forty overs. The Adelaide Strikers have been around the mark for a few years now, whereas the Hobart Hurricanes have been... rather poor, finishing outside the finals for the last three years. Either way, it'll be a history making final, with both teams vying for their very first BBL title.
Here's how you can watch the KFC BBL Final live and online.
Australia cleaned the floor with England in the Ashes Test series but now, it's all about the One Day International series. Can Australia continue to embarrass the English or will the mighty Poms bring the Aussies back to Earth?
If you're looking to tune in to catch the cricket while you're stuck at work or just want to stream online, we've got you covered. Here's how you can catch the One Day International series live, online and free.
Ali vs Frazier. Harding vs Kerrigan. Vader vs Kenobi. The NBN vs the entire country of Australia. These are the great rivalries of our histories. In the world of cricket, there’s no greater rivalry than that of England vs Australia in the five match Test extravaganza known as ‘The Ashes’.
After taking the first three tests and drawing the fourth, Australia reclaimed the Ashes, but the series has one Test left. The fifth and final test ends today, with Australia looking to seal a victory and take the Ashes back 4-0. Here’s how you can watch the action - on TV or live, online and free!
Even though Australia have already demolished England and reclaimed the Ashes, there's still two more Test matches to play. The fourth test - The Boxing Day Test - is an Australian institution, the perfect way to unwind the day after Christmas, wake yourself out of the food coma you've found yourself in and watch us smash the poms.
Here's how you can catch all the action from the Boxing Day Test live, online and free.
They say a picture paints a thousand words. Unfortunately, Channel 9's cricket commentators seem to have taken this as a personal challenge - there is no escape from their inane chatter, "hilarious" banter and shameless plugs. Thankfully, it's possible to sync your TV with radio's more intelligent and reserved commentary, thus granting you the best of both worlds. All you need is a radio, a Windows PC running VLC Media Player and a stereo cable.
