Jonathan Agnew will lead the TMS coverage in Ahmedabad, where there will also be commentary from Simon Mann and Geoff Lemon, as well as expert analysis from Ashes-winning captain Michael Vaughan, ex-Australia skipper Aaron Finch and former England bowler Steven Finn. The website and app will also have in-play clips, highlights, reports and analysis as well as the latest World Cup news and live text commentaries. There will be live commentary of the final from Test Match Special across BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app. India claimed a seven-wicket win over Pakistan, while Australia beat England by 33 runs in the world's largest cricket stadium. The ground has a capacity of 132,000 and was the scene of victories for both teams over their fiercest rivals during the group stage of this World Cup. What is the Cricket World Cup final venue?Īhmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium will host the final. India beat Australia in the opening game of the tournament for both teams, with KL Rahul scoring an unbeaten 97 to help the hosts recover from 2-3 to win by six wickets chasing 200. The final is on Sunday, 19 November, starting at 08:30 GMT. When is India vs Australia in the Cricket World Cup final & what time does it start?
Look no further, BBC Sport has got you covered. Where and when is the showpiece match taking place? And, crucially, how can you follow it?
