Where to Watch New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20I Live? Check Full Streaming Details Here

The New Zealand Cricket Team and the Australian Cricket Team are locking horns with each other in the three-match T20I series. The series between the two teams began on Wednesday (1st October,2025) at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. Australia had a dominating start to the series as they defeated hosts New Zealand by a massive margin of six wickets in the series opener. They took an early lead in the series and now would be keen to carry on the same performance in the next two games.

The focus will now shift towards the second T20I of the series between New Zealand and Australia. The match will be played on Friday (3rd October) at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. Australia would be keen to win the game and clinch the series, while New Zealand would want to make a strong comeback. In this article, we will talk about the broadcast and live streaming details of the second game.

Where to Watch New Zealand vs Australia 2nd T20I Live?

With an enthralling game around the corner, one of the common questions among the fans will be where they can watch the game. The second NZ vs AUS T20 game will be available on Sony Network and also on the Amazon Prime Video App and website in India. Amazon Prime is the official partners of the New Zealand Cricket (NZC).

Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports will show the Australia tour of New Zealand 2025 in Australia, while TVNZ+ will telecast the series in New Zealand via TVNZ 1 +1. The cricket fans can also track the New Zealand vs Australia live score with proper updates on Sportsdunia Live Cricket Score.

Australia Thrashes New Zealand By a Margin of Six Wickets in 1st T20I

In the first game, Australia won the toss and fielded first. They had a great start with the ball as they removed both the Kiwi openers early. However, after that, Tim Robinson (106*) played a blinder and slammed a magnificent century under pressure against the top-quality bowling lineup. After that, Daryl Mitchell (34) and Bevon Jacobs (20) played decent hands as well, and New Zealand posted a total of 181 for six. For Australia, Josh Hazlewood was the pick of the bowlers with his figures of 1/23, while others went for runs.

In the chase, Australian skipper Mitchell Marsh, one of the best all-rounder in the world, made a mockery of the bowlers and slammed them all over the park. He, along with Travis Head (31), added 67 runs for the opening stand. Marsh went on to slam a terrific half-century and ended with the innings of 85 runs off 43 balls. Matthew Short (29) and Tim David (21) supported him as Australia chased the target in 16.3 overs. For New Zealand, Matt Henry picked two wickets, while others were taken to cleaners as they had no answers to the carnage by Australian batters.

The ongoing series between New Zealand and Australia will be crucial for both teams ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup 2026, where the best cricket teams in the world will compete. The tournament will be played in India and Sri Lanka next year in February-March.