Namibia v England: How to watch, TV channel, start time, head-to-head stats and team news

England's hopes of qualifying for the T20 World Cup Super 8 stage were boosted by a crushing win over Oman and the holders are targeting another Group B victory against Namibia on Saturday.

How to watch Namibia v England and TV channel

The Namibia v England match is live on bet365's Sports Live Streaming as well as Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event in the UK.

Namibia v England start time, date and venue

The match starts at 18:00 UK time on Saturday 15th June and it is taking place at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua.

Namibia v England stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

Namibia and England have never faced each other in a T20 international, although they did meet at the 2003 ODI World Cup, where half-centuries from Marcus Trescothick and Alec Stewart helped England to a 55-run win.

Namibia beat Scotland, Ireland and the Netherlands at the 2021 T20 World Cup, thrashed Sri Lanka by 55 runs in 2022 and started their 2024 campaign with a Super Over victory against Oman.

However, they were bowled out for 72 by Australia in Wednesday's nine-wicket defeat and England enhanced their chances of joining the Aussies in the Super 8 stage with a dominant eight-wicket win over Oman on Thursday.

After a washout against Scotland and a defeat to Australia, England needed a wide-margin success and they achieved it in style, skittling Oman for 47 and taking just 3.1 overs to seal victory.

Namibia v England head-to-head record (H2H)

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Namibia v England team news

Namibia team news

Bowlers Jack Brassell and Ben Shikongo came in for the game against Australia and may be given another chance despite combined figures of 0-33 from just 1.4 overs.

Michael van Lingen's 10 was the second-highest score of the innings, so he should keep his place at the top of the order ahead of JP Kotze.

England team news

Reece Topley replaced Chris Jordan for Thursday's rout of Oman and the left-armer should keep his place after a fine spell with the new ball.

Batter Ben Duckett, all-rounder Sam Curran and spinner Tom Hartley are yet to feature at the World Cup.