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Australia’s fixtures for the 2019 Cricket World Cup, the Ashes and the 2019-20 home summer of cricket have all been announced and can be found below.
Australian’s next assignment is the World Cup in England, which will kick-off against Afghanistan on June 1, before playing the West Indies, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, England, New Zealand and South Africa on their road to defending the 2015 victory.
After the World Cup comes to an end on July 14, there’ll be only a short break before the 2019 Ashes series kicks off on August 1 at Edgbaston. Australia will take on England in five Tests, before an away series to Bangladesh leads into the new summer of cricket.
The home summer starts with three T20 matches against both Sri Lanka and Pakistan, before Australia take on Pakistan in two Tests, and New Zealand in three.
Australia will then be forced to tour India, Bangladesh and South Africa during the second half of January, February and March, before returning to complete the home summer against New Zealand with three ODI matches.
All games played at home will be broadcast by Fox Sports, however, Test matches will also be broadcast by the Seven network.
The Ashes Tour and World Cup will be available on the Nine Network for Australian matches, while other games played throughout the World Cup will be available on Fox Sports.
Australian fans wanting to watch other overseas tours will more than likely be able to do so via Fox Sports with either a valid Foxtel TV or Foxtel Now subscription.
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs Afghanistan | County Ground, Bristol | Sat Jun 1 | 10:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs West Indies | Trent Bridge, Nottingham | Thu Jun 6 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs India | The Oval, London | Sun Jun 9 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Pakistan | County Ground, Taunton | Wed Jun 12 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Sri Lanka | The Oval, London | Sat Jun 15 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Bangladesh | Trent Bridge, Nottingham | Thu Jun 20 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs England | Lord’s, London | Tue Jan 25 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand | Lord’s, London | Sat Jun 29 | 10:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs South Africa | Old Trafford, Manchester | Sat Jul 6 | 10:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Semi-final 1 | Old Trafford, Manchester | Tue Jul 9 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Semi-final 2 | Edgbaston, Birmingham | Thu Jul 11 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Final | Lord’s, London | Sun Jul 14 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| England vs Australia First Test |
Edgbaston | Thu Aug 1 – Mon Aug 5 | TBC | Nine |
| England vs Australia Second Test |
Lord’s | Wed Aug 14 – Sun Aug 18 | TBC | Nine |
| England vs Australia Third Test |
Headingley | Thu Aug 22 – Mon Aug 26 | TBC | Nine |
| England vs Australia Fourth Test |
Old Trafford | Wed Sep 4 – Sun Sep 8 | TBC | Nine |
| England vs Australia Fifth Test |
The Oval | Sun Sep 12 – Mon Sep 16 | TBC | Nine |
Following the Ashes, Australia will make a quick pit-stop in Bangladesh for three T20 matches. The fixtures for these are yet to be confirmed, although should be played in October, 2019.
The home summer of cricket will follow, starting on October 27 with three T20s against Sri Lanka.
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEDT) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs Sri Lanka 1st T20 |
Adelaide Oval | Sun Oct 27 | 2:30pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Sri Lanka 2nd T20 |
Gabba, Brisbane | Wed Oct 30 | 7:10pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Sri Lanka 3rd T20 |
MCG | Fri Nov 1 | 2:30pm | Fox Sports |
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs Pakistan 1st T20 |
Sydney Cricket Ground | Sun Nov 3 | 2:30pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Pakistan 2nd T20 |
Manuka Oval | Tue Nov 5 | 7:10pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Pakistan 3rd T20 |
Optus Stadium | Fri Nov 8 | 7:30pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Pakistan 1st Test |
Gabba | Thu Nov 21 – Mon Nov 26 | 11am | Seven, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs Pakistan 2nd Test (D/N) |
Adelaide Oval | Fri Nov 29 – Tue Dec 3 | 2:30pm | Seven, Fox Sports |
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs New Zealand 1st Test (D/N) |
Optus Stadium | Thu Dec 12 – Mon Dec 16 | 4pm | Seven, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand 2nd Test |
MCG | Thu Dec 26 – Mon Dec 30 | 10:30am | Seven, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand 3rd Test |
SCG | Fri Jan 3 – Tue Jan 7 | 10:30am | Seven, Fox Sports |
Following the Test series against New Zealand, Australia are set to play three ODI matches in India during late January of 2019. They will then hit the road for more World Test Championship action against Bangladesh in February, before rounding out their three-country visit with three ODIs and three T20s in South Africa.
Australia will then finally return home to play the final three matches of the home summer with an ODI series against New Zealand.
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs New Zealand 1st ODI |
SCG | Fri Mar 13 | 2:30pm | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand 2nd ODI |
SCG | Sun Mar 15 | 10:30am | Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand 3rd ODI |
Blundstone Arena | Fri Mar 20 | 2:30am | Fox Sports |
While there a number of 2020 winter fixtures yet to be announced (which you can see below on Australia’s future tours programme), the fixtures for the T20 World Cup to kick-off the 2020 summer have been announced.
The tournament is set to be played in Australia. Here are the host nation’s fixtures, as well as the finals.
| Fixture | Venue | Date | Time (AEST) | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia vs Pakistan | SCG | Sat Oct 24 | 7pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs West Indies | Optus Stadium | Wed Oct 28 | 10pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs A1 (qualifier) | The Gabba | Sat Oct 31 | 8pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs B2 (qualifier) | Adelaide Oval | Sat Oct 24 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Australia vs New Zealand | MCG | Fri Nov 6 | 7pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Semi-final 1 | SCG | Wed Nov 11 | 7pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Semi-final 2 | Adelaide Oval | Thu Nov 12 | 7:30pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
| Final | MCG | Sun Nov 15 | 7pm | Nine, Fox Sports |
While exact dates are yet to be confirmed, Australia’s full list of international series until 2023 have been outlined in the ICC’ Future Tours Programme.
Note, any fixtures mentioned above have been taken out of the below table.
| Date | Opponent | Home/Away | Fixtures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 2020 | New Zealand | Away | 3 T20Is |
| June 2020 | Zimbabwe | Home | 3 ODIs |
| July 2020 | England | Away | 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is |
| October 2020 | West Indies | Home | 3 T20Is |
| October 2020 | India | Home | 3 T20Is |
| November 2020 | Afghanistan | Home | 1 Test |
| Nov 2020-Jan 2021 | India | Home | 4 Tests*, 3 ODIs |
| January 2021 | New Zealand | Home | 3 ODIs |
| Feb-Mar 2021 | South Africa | Away | 3 Tests* |
| March 2021 | New Zealand | Away | 3 T20Is |
| June 2021 | World Test Championship final at Lord’s | ||
| Jun-Jul 2021 | West Indies | Away | 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is |
| October 2021 | Sri Lanka | Home | 3 T20Is |
| Oct-Nov 2021 | ICC World T20 | ||
| Nov 2021-Jan 2022 | England | Home | 5 Tests |
| Jan-Feb 2022 | South Africa | Home | 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is |
| Feb-Mar 2022 | Pakistan | Away | 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is |
| March 2022 | Afghanistan | Away | 3 ODIs |
| Jun-Jul 2022 | Sri Lanka | Away | 2 Tests, 5 ODIs |
| September 2022 | Afghanistan | Away | 1 Tests |
| Oct-Nov 2022 | India | Away | 4 Tests, 3 T20Is |
| November 2022 | England | Home | 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is |
| Nov-Dec 2022 | West Indies | Home | 2 Tests |
| Dec 2022-Jan 2023 | South Africa | Home | 3 Tests, 3 ODIs |
| Jan-Feb 2023 | India | Away | 3 ODIs |
| Feb-Mar 2023 | ICC World Cup | ||
*Denotes series is part of the ICC World Test Championship
When further information is made available for the other upcoming matches, it will be updated on this page.