Where to Watch IND U19 vs AUS U19 Live? Check Full Streaming Details in India

The India Under-19 team is all set to begin an exciting Youth ODI series against Australia’s U19 side starting September 21, 2025, at the Ian Healy Oval in Brisbane. This three-match series will be played over a week, with games on the 21st, 24th, and 26th, all scheduled as day-night fixtures. It’s a crucial part of India’s tour, which also features two youth Test matches following the ODIs.

The Indian team, which is one of the best cricket teams in the world, will be led by its young captain, Ayush Mhatre, who will be relying on standout players like Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who is coming after a stellar run in England, scoring 355 runs with a remarkable strike rate of 174. He impressed with his consistency and aggressive batting style. The series promises a fascinating contest, as Australia will aim to use their home advantage to put pressure on the Indian side, while India will look to adapt quickly to foreign conditions.

Where to Watch IND U19 vs AUS U19 Live?

Cricket fans from India can watch the India Under 19 tour of Australia 2025 live on the JioHotstar application. They have the rights for the IND U19 vs AUS U19 live streaming for this series. The broadcast plans for the India U19 vs Australia U19 ODI series are also shaping up. Fans in India can watch all three matches live on the Star Sports Network.

On the Australian side, while there’s been no official confirmation just yet, Channel Seven and Fox Cricket are the most likely broadcasters, given their regular coverage of domestic and youth cricket. Streaming is expected to be available via Kayo Sports and Fox Cricket’s digital platforms. While we await final word from the Australian broadcasters, everything points to a well-covered series on both sides.

IND U19 vs AUS U19 2025 Key Players to Watch Out For

As the highly anticipated India U19 vs Australia U19 ODI series kicks off on September 21, 2025, cricket fans on both sides will have their eyes on several rising stars who have already made a mark at the junior level. For India, all eyes will be on Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the 14-year-old sensation who scored a record-breaking 58-ball century during a Youth Test against Australia earlier this year. He’s becoming one of the most talked-about young batters in the country.

Leading the Indian side is Ayush Mhatre, who has also shown a lot of potential in just a few matches in the IPL playing for Chennai Super Kings and alongside him, Vihaan Malhotra, the vice-captain, who brings solidity to the middle order. All these players have the ability to become the best batsmen in the world in the future.

On the Australian side, Yash Deshmukh has been in fine touch, recently named Player of the Final at the U17 National Championships. Another exciting name is Aryan Sharma, who is known to be a technically sound batter. With the ball, Tom Straker stands out as a genuine threat; he was one of Australia’s top wicket-takers during the last U19 World Cup and is known for his ability to swing the ball and strike early.