New Zealand v West Indies, World Cup 2019: TV times, streaming, weather, team news, odds and more

The Cricketer runs down the who, what, where, when, why, how much, which channel and how wet will it be for the meeting at Old Trafford..

What is it?

The 28th match of the 2019 Cricket World Cup sees New Zealand take on West Indies.

When is it?

The match is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 22, starting at 1.30pm (BST).

Where is it?

The tournament moves back to Old Trafford, which will host its third game in this World Cup.

West Indies captain Jason Holder

Who's playing?

New Zealand have been without Tim Southee because of a calf injury but he is not fit and available for selection.

Whether he will be picked by the Blackcaps is another matter, especially after the excellent bowling performance against South Africa.

West Indies have ongoing concerns over Andre Russell, who has been troubled by knee and wrist issues during the tournament. Kemar Roach will likely return to the side.

What are the odds?

New Zealand are unbeaten in the tournament so far and have looked very good throughout. West Indies have flattered to deceive, their thumping victory over Pakistan outweighed by dismal defeat by Bangladesh. Sporting Index make Kane Williamson's side 11-21 favourites in the supremacy market with a point awarded for each run won by or 10 points per wicket won by.

There were a massive 33 sixes in the last match played at Old Trafford in this World Cup - 17 off the bat of Eoin Morgan alone - and with the likes of Martin Guptill, Colin Munro, Chris Gayle and Evin Lewis all in action we could see plenty more.

Sporting Index price match sixes at 12.5-13.5.

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What's the weather forecast?

After a chilly start Saturday will be a fine, warm and dry day with some decent spells of sunshine. Feeling a little cooler on the coasts where sea breezes develop. Maximum temperature 24 Celsius (source: Met Office).

How can I watch, listen to and stream the game?

The game will be broadcast live in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket, behind the red button, from 1.30pm BST.

Sky also offer a streaming service - Sky Go - for subscribers. Sky Sports day passes are available via Now TV.

The game will be covered by BBC Test Match Special on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra (digital radio, digital satellite channel 0144, Freeview channel 706, cable TV channels 864 or 908) and BBC Radio 4 (194 long wave, digital satellite channel 0143).

The Cricketer's social media channels will have updates throughout the day, with reaction to follow via our website after play has concluded.

For a full list of broadcasters which are screening the Cricket World Cup around the globe, click here.

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