ENG vs WI Live Streaming Info, 1st T20I: When and where to watch West Indies tour of England 2025; match details, squads
England will look to maintain its fine form against West Indies when the teams play the first of three T20Is on Friday at the Riverside Ground in Durham.
The host is entering this series with a 3-0 whitewash of the visitor in the One-Day Internationals. England wrapped up the ODI series with a seven-wicket win over West Indies in the rain-interrupted third match.
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ENG vs WI 1st T20I- Match Details
When will the first T20I between England and West Indies take place?
The first T20I between England and West Indies will be held on Friday, June 06.
Where will the first T20I between England and West Indies be held?
The first T20I between England and West Indies will take place at the Riverside Ground in Durham.
At what time will the first T20I between England and West Indies begin?
The first T20I between England and West Indies will start at 11:00 PM IST. The toss will be held at 10:30 PM IST.
Where to watch the live telecast of the first T20I between England and West Indies in India?
The first T20I between England and West Indies will be televised live on the Sony Sports Network in India.
Where to watch the live stream of the first T20I between England and West Indies in India?
The first T20I between England and West Indies will be streamed live on the Sony LIV and FanCode apps and websites in India.
THE SQUADS
England: Tom Banton, Ben Duckett, Jos Buttler(w), Harry Brook(c), Jacob Bethell, Liam Dawson, Will Jacks, Brydon Carse, Adil Rashid, Matthew Potts, Saqib Mahmood, Rehan Ahmed, Luke Wood, Jamie Smith
West Indies: Evin Lewis, Brandon King, Shai Hope(w/c), Rovman Powell, Sherfane Rutherford, Roston Chase, Andre Russell, Romario Shepherd, Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Matthew Forde, Gudakesh Motie, Shimron Hetmyer, Johnson Charles
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