ENG vs SA: What is the start time for the second ODI match, and how can fans in India watch the live action?
The second match of the three-match One Day International series 2025 between England National Cricket Team (ENG) & South Africa National Cricket Team (SA) will be played on Thursday (4th of September) at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground of London.
In the first match played in Leeds, the England team completely collapsed and was reduced to a mere score of 131 runs. No batsman appeared in rhythm and the South African bowlers dominated from the beginning. This defeat has increased the difficulties of the host team as now England will have to make a comeback at all costs to save the series. It is very important for the team to improve its performance in front of their home audience, otherwise this three-match series will slip out of their hands.
Conversely, the Proteas achieved an impressive victory by seven wickets in the opening match and have taken a 1-0 advantage in the series. Led by captain Temba Bavuma, the team is brimming with confidence and will step onto the Lord's pitch with the goal of winning the series. If they maintain the same momentum in this match as demonstrated by their bowlers in the previous game, it will be quite challenging for Harry Brook and his team to stage a comeback. South Africa is now eyeing a prime opportunity to clinch the series with a win in the upcoming match.
England (ENG) versus South Africa (RSA): When and where can you watch the 2nd One Day International between the two sides
The second One Day International between the two teams will be played on Thursday, September 04. Indian fans can watch this match live on Sony Sports Ten 5 (SD & HD). OTT fans can catch the live action of this game on the website & application of Fancode.
At what time will the second ODI match start?
The second One Day International the Three Lions & the Proteas will commence from 17:30 PM (5:30 PM) IST onwards.
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