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Bangladesh vs South Africa, LIVE Streaming, 1st ODI: Watch BAN vs SA LIVE Cricket Match on Sony LIV

The live streaming of the first ODI will be available in India on Sony LIV, while the live telecast will be available on Sony Six.

Edited By : Cricket Country Staff |Oct 15, 2017, 11:52 AM IST

Published On Oct 15, 2017, 11:52 AM IST

Last UpdatedOct 15, 2017, 11:52 AM IST

Bangladesh team celebrate their win against New Zealand during Champions Trophy © Getty Images
Bangladesh team celebrate their win against New Zealand during Champions Trophy © Getty Images

After being reduced to nothingness in Tests, Bangladesh have an opportunity to revive their reputation in the limited-overs leg. Bangladesh also have reasons why they can do so: firstly, the return of their star player Shakib Al Hasan and secondly, their experienced captain Mashrafe Mortaza. This will also relieve Mushfiqur Rahim from his extra duties. The live streaming of the first ODI will be available in India on Sony LIV, while the live telecast will be available on Sony Six. In Bangladesh, the streaming will be available on gazitv.com, along with the live telecast on Gazi TV.

In South Africa, the live streaming is available on SuperSport Live, along with the live telecast on SuperSport. You can also follow CricketCountry’s ball-by-ball commentary here.

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Bangladesh can also heave a sigh of relief, given South Africa do not yet have the services of Dale Steyn, Vernon Philander, Morne Morkel. The responsibility will once again fall on youngster Kagiso Rabada. However, Bangladesh would have to be wary of a certain Imran Tahir and return of limited-overs monster AB de Villiers.

Meanwhile, South Africa’s biggest positive will be the absence of Mustafizur Rahman. South Africa are beginning their road to 2019 World Cup with a strong side. Under the guidance of Ottis Gibson, all that South Africa could vouch for is success in the limited-overs format after being eliminated in the group stages of Champions Trophy and losing the ODI series against England.