Cricket Australia announces a schedule for white balls against India and South Africa

Australia’s cricket (CA) discovered a packed home of a summer schedule, with a white ball series in the eight in a relationship Indiatogether with nodes against South Africa. The announcement, published on Sunday (March 30), confirms that Australian fans in all countries and territories will have the opportunity to witness the international crisis.

India and South Africa to visit Australia later this year

The Indian tour, which should follow the Australian series against South Africa, will start with three OPE. The first is scheduled for Perth October 19th, followed by matches in Adelaide on October 2nd and Sydney October 25th. The series will then move to T20I, and Canberra will host the introductory match on October 29. The remaining four T20 will be held in Melbourne, Hobart, Gold Coast and Brisbane.

Before the arrival of India, Australia will join the six -game series against South Africa, which will consist of three T20i and three ODO. A significant peak of this series is the return of the International Crown to Darwin after a 17-year hiatus.

The Australian team will enjoy a 12-day break after completing the white ball action, providing enough time to prepare in front of Test Test ashwhich begins in Perth on November 21.

The summer schedule provides a diverse range of places, showing a dedication to Australia by expanding international crickets throughout the country. The inclusion of Darwin and MacKaya emphasizes the efforts of CA to reach fans in traditionally less visited locations.

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Fixments for southern Africa Tour Australial 2025

• 1. T20I: August 10 – Darwin
• 2. T20I: August 12 – Darwin
• 3. T20I: August 16 – Cairns
• 1. GO: August 19 – Cairns
• 2. Od: 22. August – MacKay
• 3rd. Od: August 24 – MacKay

Fixments for India Tour in Australia 2025

• 1. October 19th – Perth
• 2. Octa October 23 – Adelaide
• 3rd. October 25th – Sydney
• 1. T20I: October 29 – Canberra
• 2. T20I: October 31 – Melbourne
• 3. T20I: November 2 – Hobart
• 4. T20I: November 6 – Golden Coast
• 5. T20I: November 8 – Brisbane

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