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India vs Afghanistan 2nd T20: Live Stream and TV Guide for US and Canada

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Afghanistan walk into New Delhi knowing the margin for error has almost vanished.

India crushed them in the series opener, chasing 156 with ruthless ease. Seven wickets in hand. Thirty-eight balls unused. It was less a contest, more a statement from a batting unit that barely had to break stride.

At the heart of it stood Abhishek Sharma.

The left-hander tore into Afghanistan’s attack, hammering 82 from just 32 balls. Seven fours. Seven sixes. Every mistake punished, every length tested. With Ishan Kishan alongside him, India dismantled the target and turned what looked like a workable total into something hopelessly short.

Afghanistan know exactly where the damage came from. Stop Abhishek, or this series could be gone in a hurry.

How to Watch in the US and Canada

For fans in the United States and Canada, this second T20 is available exclusively on Willow TV.

  • TV channel (US & Canada): Willow TV
  • Live stream (US): fubo
  • Live stream (Canada): fubo Canada

Willow Sports is a dedicated cricket channel carried on cable and satellite packages. If it is not part of your current lineup, or if you have moved away from traditional TV, you can still get full coverage through fubo.

Fubo includes Willow TV in its expanded sports offering for an additional fee. Subscribers can watch the match live, then go back to replays and highlights on demand, across a range of devices.

New customers in the US can access a free trial with fubo, giving them a chance to sample the service before committing. Alongside Willow TV, participating plans carry ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and more than 100 live channels.

For viewers in Canada, fubo Canada serves as a central home for cricket, with Willow TV part of its sports lineup.

Match Start Time

The second T20 is set for Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday, September 15, with first ball at 7:30 p.m. local time.

From there, the equation is simple for Afghanistan: find a way to drag India into a real fight, or watch another chase disappear into the lights.

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