World Aquatics Championships 2023: LIVE Streaming, When and Where to Watch, Schedule, and More

The World Aquatics Championships 2023 in Fukuoka, Japan, which begin on Friday, will feature a 10-athlete Indian team led by Olympians Sajan Prakash and Srihari Nataraj. The World Aquatics Championships, which end on July 30, will be held for the 20th time, and will feature medal competitions for both sexes in the sports of swimming, artistic swimming, open water swimming, diving, high diving, and water polo. For the men’s 1m and 3m springboard events, India has only entered one diver, London Singh Hemam. Meanwhile, there are three men and four women swimming in open water. But the four swimmers will be the standout members of the Indian team.

While fellow Tokyo 2020 Olympian Sajan Prakash will be competing in the 50m and 200m butterfly events, Srihari Nataraj will be participating in all three backstroke events (50m, 100m, and 200m). Aryan Nehra, who will compete in the 800m and 1500m freestyle events, will also draw a lot of attention. Aryan Nehra, 19, recently won four gold medals at the Indian swimming championships in Hyderabad and was named the event’s top swimmer. At the Hyderabad meet, Aryan Nehra also shattered the 400m freestyle and medley national swimming records. The other swimmer representing India in Japan is Kushagra Rawat, who is competing in the 400m freestyle.

Indian squad

Swimming

Men: Sajan Prakash (50m and 200m butterfly), Kushagra Rawat (400m freestyle), Srihari Nataraj (50m, 100m, and 200m backstroke), Aryan Nehra (800m and 1500m freestyle)

Open Water

Men: Prashans Manjunath Hiremagalur (5km), Anurag Singh (10km), Army Pal (5km)

Women: Ashmitha Chandra (10km), Rithika Mahesh (5km)

Diving

Men: London Singh Hemam (3m springboard and 1m springboard)

Live streaming When and Where to watch the World Aquatics Championships 2023 live in India

The World Aquatics Recast Channel in India will offer live streaming of the 2023 World Aquatics Championships. No Indian TV channel will air a live broadcast of the event.

Schedule for Indian athletes

Indian Standard Time (IST)

Friday, July 14

Men’s Diving 1m springboard preliminaries – 11:30 AM

Saturday, July 15

Women’s Open Water 10km finals – 4:30 AM

Sunday, July 16

Men’s Open Water 10km finals – 4:30 AM

Men’s Diving 1m springboard finals – 11:00 AM

Tuesday, July 18

Women’s Open Water 5km finals – 4:30 AM

Men’s Open Water 5km finals – 6:30 AM

Wednesday, July 19

Men’s Diving 3m springboard preliminaries – 5:30 AM

Thursday, July 20

Men’s Diving 3m springboard finals – 2:30 PM

Sunday, July 23

Men’s Swimming 400m freestyle preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 50m butterfly preliminaries – 7:00 PM

Men’s Swimming 400m freestyle finals – 4:30 PM

Men’s Swimming 50m butterfly semi-finals – 4:30 PM

Monday, July 24

Men’s Swimming 100m backstroke preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 100m backstroke semi-finals – 4:30 PM

Men’s Swimming 50m butterfly finals – 4:30 PM

Tuesday, July 25

Men’s Swimming 800m freestyle preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 200m butterfly preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 100m backstroke finals – 4:30 PM

Men’s Swimming 200m butterfly semi-finals – 4:30 PM

Wednesday, July 26

Men’s Swimming 800m freestyle finals – 4:30 PM

Men’s Swimming 200m butterfly finals – 4:30 PM

Thursday, July 27

Men’s Swimming 200m backstroke preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 200m backstroke semi-finals – 4:30 PM

Friday, July 28

Men’s Swimming 200m backstroke finals – 4:30 PM

Saturday, July 29

Men’s Swimming 1500m freestyle preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 50m backstroke preliminaries – 7:00 AM

Men’s Swimming 50m backstroke semi-finals – 4:30 PM

Sunday, July 30

Men’s Swimming 1500m freestyle finals – 4:30 PM

Men’s Swimming 50m backstroke finals – 4:30 PM

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