New Zealand vs South Africa ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 8th Warm-Up Match at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on 11th of February 2015. In this match both the teams want to win against each other. This could be the tough game for them. Both the teams are practicing well to satisfy their fans of their country.

New Zealand vs South Africa ICC World Cup 2015 Warm Up Match

Today’s Match (11th Febrary 2015) between New Zealand vs South Africa will be the 8th of the 14-match warm-ups to take place before the start of Final World Cup 2015. The 11th edition of the World Cup will be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand and last for nearly one and a half months, including 59 matches.

New Zealand vs South Africa 8th Warm Up Match :

New Zealand Squad :

Brendon McCullum (c)
Luke Ronchi (wk)
Trent Boult
Nathan McCullum
Grant Elliott
Tom Latham
Martin Guptill
Kyle Mills
Adam Milne
Daniel Vettori
Kane Williamson
Corey Anderson
Tim Southee
Ross Taylor
Mitchell McClenaghan.

South Africa Squad:

AB de Villiers (c)
Quinton de Kock (w)
Hashim Amla
David Miller
Morne Morkel
Vernon Philander
Rilee Rossouw
Dale Steyn.
Wayne Parnell
Kyle Abbott
Farhaan Behardien
JP Duminy
Faf du Plessis
Imran Tahir
Aaron Phangiso

Where to Watch New Zealand vs South Africa Warm Up Match Live:

The match is scheduled for a 2 pm local time (9 am IST, 3.30 am GMT, 10.30 pm ET) start with live coverage on TV in India on Star Sports 1, Star Sports HD 1, Star Sports 2 andStar Sports HD 3 (Both Hindi). Viewers can also watch the match via live streaming online on Starsports.com.

New Zealand vs South Africa 8th Warm up match live TV channels info and detail are listed here.

There several Sports TV channels who are showing the live streaming of this 8th warm up match New Zealand vs South Africa. 8th warm up match of this series schedule on 11th Feb, both team have strong squad.

Catch the game in Australia on Channel Nine and Fox Sports, while viewers can also live stream the game on Cricket Australia Live. Audience in the USA can watch the warm-up game live onESPN or Watch ESPN.

UK audience can do the same on Sky Sports 2 (now Sky Sports World Cup) or live stream via Sky Go.