Sports Entertainment Network's (SEN) summer of cricket ignites with the announcement that every exhilarating moment of the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Semi-Finals and Finals will be broadcast across the entire SEN network and streamed via the SEN App.
As the tournament reaches its pinnacle, with only four nations remaining in the pursuit of cricketing glory - New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, and host nation India - SEN is all set to provide comprehensive ball-by-ball coverage. Led by an esteemed lineup of cricketing pundits and former playing greats, the stage is primed for an unforgettable cricketing spectacle.
The action kicks off Wednesday night with the first Semi-Final, pitting the undefeated India against a formidable New Zealand challenge. SEN's dual broadcast across New Zealand and Australian stations ensures every heart-pounding moment is captured, with expert commentary from Daniel McHardy, former Blackcap Grant Elliott, and acclaimed cricket writer Bharat Sundaresan.
Thursday night heralds the thrilling second Semi-Final showdown between Australia and South Africa. The Proteas, riding high on their previous victory against the Aussies, set the stage for an intense clash. Spearheading the broadcast are SEN's Chief Sports Caller Gerard Whateley, former Australian quick Damien Fleming, distinguished spin bowler Bryce McGain, esteemed broadcaster Adam White, and Bharat Sundaresan.
SEN Director of Sport Julian Bayard said he was excited to bring the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup to the SEN audience.
"Broadcasting the Semi-Finals and Finals on SEN is incredibly exciting. These games represent the pinnacle of One Day Cricket, and sharing these moments with fans across our network demonstrates our commitment to being the Home of Sport.
"It is an honour to lead such an extraordinary team dedicated to delivering top-notch commentary. With our Chief Sports Caller Gerard Whateley at the helm, we've curated a fantastic blend of former players and the sharpest cricketing minds, all devoted to bringing the excitement of each game directly to our audience."
SEN's coverage of the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Finals is available across the entire SEN network and SEN App, including SEN 1116am (Melbourne), SEN 1170am (Sydney), SENQ 693am (Brisbane), SEN 1629am (Adelaide) and SEN Tassie 1629am (Hobart).
Explore the full broadcasting schedule HERE.
Semi-Final 1: India vs. New Zealand
Wednesday, November 15th, 7:00 pm (AEDT)
Semi-Final 2: South Africa vs. Australia
Thursday, November 16th, 7:00 pm (AEDT)
The Final: TBC vs. TBC
Sunday, November 19th, 7:00 pm (AEDT)