England’s cricket tour of Australia features a series of matches spanning multiple formats and iconic venues across the country.
The touring side started their campaign with a match against a Western Australia XI in Perth at the Waca, where “England won by 92 runs”, according to the scorecard.
The action then moved to Perth Stadium for the first one-day international, where “Australia won by seven wickets”, as noted in the report.
The ODI series continues with the second match in Adelaide and the third match in Hobart before the teams transition to the Twenty20 international series.
The T20 matches are scheduled across Melbourne, Carrara, Brisbane, Sydney, and Canberra through early December.
After completing this initial leg, England will depart Australia to play matches elsewhere before returning in March 2027.
Upon their return, the squad will face a Prime Minister’s XI in Melbourne at Junction Oval.
The tour culminates with the 150th Anniversary Test, which will also take place in Melbourne at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Officials noted that all fixtures and start times remain subject to change.
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