Are you ready for the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy? It starts this Friday, November 22, at Perth’s Optus Stadium. In today’s day and age, sports isn’t just about the game; it encapsulates every fragment of the game. Moreover, a game is never complete without the voices that bring the action alive. So, who are this year’s top-notch commentators who will guide fans all over the world through every moment?
If you are watching from Seven or Fox in Australia? You’re in luck! Cricket experts and experienced analysts on hand to explain every move, so, you won’t miss a trick.
As you relax at home, these beautiful voices will guide you through it all. Ricky Ponting could be explaining a Virat Kohli cover drive, whereas Isa Guha is breaking down Nathan Lyon’s spin. This is where the action and analysis collide to give you the bigger picture. For this series, they’ve pulled out all the stops.
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy series kicks off in Perth, moves to Adelaide in December, stops by Brisbane and Melbourne, and wraps up in the New Year in Sydney. The players will put up a tough fight on the field, while the commentary team will make sure you don’t miss a beat of the action from home.
Commentary Teams: Who’s Calling the Shots?
Seven Network & Sevenplus
| Name | Special Note |
| Greg Blewett | Former Australian cricketer |
| James Brayshaw | Cricket and AFL expert |
| Trent Copeland | Seam bowler and analyst |
| Aaron Finch | Limited to first two Tests only |
| Damien Fleming | The “Bowlologist” |
| Sunil Gavaskar | Indian batting legend |
| Matthew Hayden | First three Tests only |
| Simon Katich | Aussie great, deep insights |
| Rachel Khawaja | Special features and analysis |
| Tim Lane | Veteran sports broadcaster |
| Justin Langer | Former Australian coach |
| Mel McLaughlin | Experienced presenter |
| Alison Mitchell | Renowned global commentator |
| Alister Nicholson | Trusted voice of cricket |
| Ricky Ponting | One of cricket’s sharpest minds |
| Simon Taufel | Ex-ICC elite umpire |
Foxtel & Kayo Sports
| Name | Special Note |
| Harsha Bhogle | The “Voice of Indian Cricket” |
| Allan Border | Australian cricket icon |
| Adam Gilchrist | Master of the mic and gloves |
| Isa Guha | Brilliant insights and charm |
| Mark Howard | Host with a keen cricketing edge |
| Mike Hussey | Mr. Cricket himself |
| Brendon Julian | Seasoned broadcaster |
| Brett Lee | Raw pace, sharp analysis |
| Kath Loughnan | Multi-sport presenter |
| Kerry O’Keefe | Witty and wise |
| Ravi Shastri | India’s dynamic ex-coach |
| Michael Vaughan | English insights and banter |
| David Warner | Current player, unique insights |
| Mark Waugh | Sublime batting meets sharp talk |
Each venue has a magic of its own
- Adelaide: Known for its pink-ball magic.
- Brisbane: The fortress for Australia.
- Melbourne: Holiday vibes and electric crowds.
- Sydney: Spinners’ paradise.
Here is the outline of what’s going on with the naming list so far for the series. Both teams are creating a mix of experienced and talented players to bring thrilling action to the grounds of Australia. India is trying to figure things out without Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill. This makes them rethink their top players. Meanwhile, Australia is bringing in Nathan McSweeney. He’s their fresh opener. Plus, Steve Smith is back to being No. 4, where he’s most relaxed.
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