Australia vs India live stream: watch today's T20 Women's World Cup 2020 opener from anywhere

The T20 Women's World Cup is getting underway and opening matches don't get much bigger than this, so follow our guide to live stream Australia vs India today and watch all the cricket action as it happens.

Australian fast bowler Tayla Vlaeminck could be the difference between the two teams, with many pundits tipping her to become the first woman to break the 130km/h barrier. She enters the T20 Women's World Cup in fine form, too, having taken seven wickets for an average of just 9 in recent matches against India and England.

Not only that, Australia are the number one side in the world in the limited over T20 format - and with the Women's T20 World Cup taking place Down Under, they'll no doubt enjoy some raucous home support.

India, for their part, will rely heavily on the swashbuckling bat of captain Harmanpreet Kaur. Keen cricket fans will no doubt remember she knocked a huge 171 against the Aussies back in 2017 during a ODI, so there's little doubt of her ability to hit boundaries when it matters.

As you can probably tell my now, this is a huge fixture to kick-off what promises to be a compelling tournament - don't miss a second by swotting up on our India vs Australia live stream guide.

Don't miss a match with our T20 Women's World Cup live stream guide

Live stream Australia vs India T20 cricket from outside your country

So you've decided to join us in watching Australia vs India as the Women's T20 World Cup action get underway? Good decision. However, you might find you have a problem accessing your usual home service if you're abroad because of geo-blocking. It's where local broadcasters lock online streams of their coverage to specific areas by logging the IP address of the device trying to access their website.

Fortunately, there's an easy way to get around this nuisance and tune into the cricket just like you would from home. It's called using a VPN, and these useful pieces of software - known as Virtual Private Networks in full - allow you to log back to your country that is broadcasting the match.