Written By: Alex Maathai
Published: January 7, 2026

South Africa U19 and India U19 continue their youth series with the third ODI, which promises another exciting contest between two strong sides. The series has already shown plenty of talent, energy, and close moments. Young players from both teams have impressed with bat and ball, making this match important for momentum.

The third ODI plays a key role in shaping the series outcome. Fans across India and South Africa are eager to know how to watch the match live. From TV channels to mobile streaming options, here is a complete guide on where and how to watch the SA vs IND U19 3rd ODI live.

SA vs IND U19 3rd ODI Live Streaming & Broadcast Overview

Star Sports Network was supposed to provide the live broadcast of the series. However, before the series started, the network announced that there would be no live broadcast due to technical issues on the event organizer’s end.

Fans can watch the series live on the CSA YouTube channel.

CSA YouTube Channel
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SA vs IND U19 3rd ODI Match Schedule

MatchDateVenueTimeOutcome
1st ODI03 January 2026Benoni, South Africa1:00 PM ISTIND Under-19 won by 25 runs
2nd ODI05 January 2026Benoni, South Africa1:00 PM ISTIND Under-19 won by 8 wickets
3rd ODI07 January 2026Benoni, South Africa1:00 PM ISTOngoing

Why This Match Matters

The third ODI is of significant importance to both teams. A win here can give India the series and a clean sweep, and South Africa would likely want to win to avoid that outcome and boost the team’s confidence. For India U19, the match allows young players to adapt to overseas conditions. Batters must handle bounce, while bowlers need accuracy.

For South Africa U19, home conditions offer a chance to dominate and test their bench strength. Several players aim to secure future national selection with strong performances.

Youth ODIs also help teams prepare for the upcoming ICC U19 World Cup. Consistent performances here often lead to senior team opportunities later.

About the Author

Alex Maathai is a Cape Town-based cricket analyst and former club-level player. With deep knowledge of domestic structures and Proteas history, he provides context-rich insights that connect today’s matches to South Africa’s cricket legacy.

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