India vs Afghanistan 2nd T20I: Live Stream, Venue, Time & Possible Team Change

All right, cricket fans – the second T20 clash between India and Afghanistan is just around the corner. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, September 15, when the two sides will lock horns at the historic Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi.

Kick‑off is slated for 7:30 PM IST, so make sure you’ve got a snack handy and the remote within reach. In India, the match will be shown live on the Sony Sports network – the usual go‑to for cricket lovers who prefer the comfort of a TV screen.

If you’re the type who streams on a phone, tablet or laptop, you won’t be left out. The FanCode app and its accompanying website will carry the live feed, meaning you can watch from pretty much anywhere with a decent internet connection.

Now, onto the on‑field drama. After a disappointing first‑innings effort – Sanju Samson managed just 10 runs off eight balls before being caught by Darwish Rasooli off Azmatullah Omarzai – the Indian camp is buzzing with talk of a change.

Fans on social media have been vocal, urging team management to give Vaibhav Sooryavanshi a chance. Sooryavanshi, the left‑handed opener from Kerala, could replace Samson if the selectors decide a fresh start is needed. It’s a classic case of form versus potential, and the fans are impatient for a turnaround.

Samson’s recent numbers haven’t helped his case either. After a stellar run in the T20 World Cup – 97* against the West Indies, 89 against England, and another 89 in the final versus New Zealand – his recent string of low scores (5, 0, 1, 27 and 10) has raised eyebrows.

Whether the change happens or not, the second match promises plenty of excitement. Afghanistan’s bowlers will be looking to capitalize on home conditions, while India will be keen to post a solid total and clinch the series.

So, set your alarms for 7:30 PM IST on September 15, grab the Sony Sports channel or fire up the FanCode app, and get ready for a night of high‑octane T20 cricket. Don’t forget to keep an eye on the playing XI – a last‑minute shuffle could add an extra layer of intrigue.