India vs. USA Cricket: How to watch, streaming, start time and stats for T20 World Cup

Team USA has been the biggest story of the 2024 T20 Cricket World Cup with two of the tournament's highest scores and a win over Pakistan, but it faces the toughest possible test in tournament favorites India.

India is coming off an emotional match against their historic arch-rivals in Pakistan, while the USA will have had six days off when the match takes place.

The US win over Pakistan has been called one of the sport's biggest upsets in recent history, but a win over India would probably be cricket's biggest upset ever.

That said, India has more talent than any other team in the tournament when it comes to both batting and bowling. Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah and Co. will not go down easily.

How to watch India vs. USA Cricket, streaming

India vs. USA will be available to stream on Willow TV, which has the American broadcast rights to the T20 World Cup and many other major cricket competitions. The match will not be broadcast on TV.

India vs. USA Cricket start time, date and venue

India vs. USA is scheduled to start at 10:30 AM ET/9:30 AM CT on Wednesday, June 12 with the match taking place at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in Westbury, New York.

India vs. USA Cricket stats

• United States batter Aaron Jones has scored 130 runs in two matches and has a strike rate of 196.96 runs scored per 100 balls faced, which is the best strike rate of any player to face at least 25 balls in the tournament.
• India bowler Jasprit Bumrah, one of the world's best bowlers, has taken five wickets in two matches with a bowling economy of just 2.85 runs allowed per over.
• India, in its first match, took all 10 wickets against Ireland in just 15 overs (90 balls), and they got all out in the 19th over of their second match against Pakistan but still successfully defended their 119 runs after batting first.
• Saurabh Netravalkar is the USA's top bowler with a run economy of 5.66 runs allowed per over.
• USA bowler Nosthush Kenjige leads the team with three wickets taken in two matches.
• India captain Rohit Sharma retired due to a hand injury after scoring 52 runs on 37 balls faced in his team's opening match, but he returned for his team's second match on Sunday against Pakistan.
• Rishabh Pant was India's top batter against Pakistan with 42 runs on 31 balls for a 135.48 strike rate.
• India held Ireland to zero runs on 60 of the 90 balls India bowled in the match.
• No India bowler allowed more than 7.75 runs per over against Pakistan, who needed a run rate of 10 runs per over to beat India's 119 runs.
• India posted a 6.26 run rate against Pakistan; USA posted a 7.95 run rate against Pakistan although that game was on a more batter-friendly pitch.
• Both USA and India took seven wickets against Pakistan.