Australia vs Indian third test is now just few hours away. The much-awaited third test is going to be started at the W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth. Australia leads the series 2-0 with no fear of losing test series at least. However, India can not be that much relaxed ahead of two ‘must-win’ matches. Australia loses their opening batsman, Mathew Hayden, who is out with hamstring injury, in the third test. So, it is almost certain that opening batsman Chris Rogers is going to have his debut in Perth. However, there is no more injury news in Australian side. Rather, Australian has got pacer Shaun Tait to be available for the third test.
In contrast, India does not have injury woe. Their prime concern is their star studded batting line up, which often looked fragile in the last two tests. In fact, a sudden collapse in the second innings of Sydney test saw India lose the second test unexpectedly. The recent news is that opener Virender Sehwag has been recalled for the third test. Now, the question comes in here is that who is going be to replaced by Sehwag. The most likely name is Yuvraj Singh, who failed to continue his impressive home from in Australia.
Well, ahead of the important match, most of you are eager to watch the live action of the match in your television. So, considering your utmost convenient, I am giving the name of the television channels which are going to bring you the live action of the third test from Perth. Here are the channels:
Sky Sports
Sky Sports is one of the most popular sports channels of Europe. You can watch the match on Sky Sports, if you are currently in Europe. This is a pay channel. So, you need to pay for watching the match on Sky Sports.
Star Cricket
Star Cricket is the new channel of ESPNSTARSPORTS network. Based on India, the channel is yet to reach the every corner of the country. It is also a pay channel for which you need pay.
Fox Sports
Fox Sports is an American sports channel. The channel has world wide coverage with viewers around the world. You can also watch the match on Fox Sports, for what you need to pay for.
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