Welcome to your go‑to spot for everything happening in the ODI 2024 tournament. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or just catching a game, we’ve got the scores, storylines and tips you need to stay in the loop.
First up, the schedule. The tournament kicks off in early June and runs through mid‑August, with matches spread across three host nations. South Africa, Kenya and Uganda are all on the calendar, giving fans plenty of chances to catch live action on local grounds.
Right now the group stage is heating up. In Group A, India’s batting line‑up is putting pressure on Sri Lanka, while England’s bowlers are making life tough for Australia. Over in Group B, South Africa’s all‑rounder Shubman Gill is turning heads with a string of quick half‑centuries, and the Kenyan team is pulling off a surprise upset against New Zealand.
Player news matters too. England’s star captain Jos Brown announced a wrist injury that sidelines him for the next two games, but the team’s depth means they’re still in contention. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s fast bowler Aamir Khan just hit a career‑best 5‑for, sparking talk of a potential Man of the Tournament award.
Want to watch the games live? Most matches are streaming on Cricket Africa’s official platform, and you can also catch highlights on local sports channels in each host country. If you’re on the move, the Cricket Africa app sends push notifications for scores, wickets and end‑of‑over updates.
Social media is another great way to stay engaged. Follow the tournament’s official Twitter handle for real‑time commentary, and join the Facebook fan group where you can debate line‑ups and share your own match predictions.
For those who love stats, the ODI 2024 stats page breaks down every run, strike rate and economy figure. It’s perfect for fantasy league players looking to make that next winning pick.
Lastly, don’t miss the fan zones set up in major cities. They offer big screens, food stalls and opportunities to meet former cricket legends. It’s a fun way to experience the tournament vibe even if you can’t make it to the stadium.
Keep checking back here for daily updates, post‑match analyses and exclusive interviews. We’ll keep the cricket conversation rolling so you never miss a beat of ODI 2024.
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In a gripping third ODI at Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, England overcame Australia by 46 runs using the DLS method. This matchup, part of the Australia tour of England 2024, saw intense competition with significant performances from both teams.
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