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Thursday, 15. Oct
Cricket
12:30AM
T20: India V West Indies G4 | India V West Indies G4
Saturday, 17. Oct
Cricket
10:30AM
South Australia
Queensland Bulls
Sa V Qld | South Australia Look To Maintain There Unbeaten Start To The Season As They Host Queensland At Karen Rolton Oval.
12:30AM
W T20: India V Zimbabwe G1 | India V Zimbabwe G1
Sunday, 18. Oct
Cricket
7:00PM
Test: Sa V Aus 2nd Test D1 S1 | Sa V Aus 2nd Test D1 S1
7:00PM
G1 Pakistan V Sri Lanka | Odi. The Pakistan Odi Tri-series Kicks Off As The Hosts Take On Sri Lanka In Rawalpindi.
12:30AM
T20: India V West Indies G5 | India V West Indies G5
7:15PM
Australia Vs New Zealand | Women's T20 Cricket
Monday, 19. Oct
Cricket
11:00AM
South Australia
Queensland Bulls
Sheffield Shield: South Australia | South Australia V Queensland Day 1 Part 1
1:30PM
Western Australia
New South Wales
Sheffield Shield: South Australia | South Australia V Queensland Day 1 Part 2
12:30AM
W T20: India V Zimbabwe G2 | India V Zimbabwe G2
Tuesday, 20. Oct
Cricket
7:00PM
Odi: Pakistan V England | Pakistan V England
7:15PM
Australia Vs New Zealand | Women's T20 Cricket
Wednesday, 21. Oct
Cricket
12:30AM
T20: W T20 | W T20
14. Sep
Australia begin their three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe in Harare as they continue preparations for the 2027 World Cup. The series starts on Tuesday, September 15, with further matches on September 18 and 20, and will feature a strong Australian squad including Mitchell Marsh, Travis Head and Pat Cummins. All three ODIs start at 5:30pm AEST and are available live in Australia on Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports.
South Africa v Australia begins the three-Test series on 9 October in Durban, with Australia returning to South Africa for their first Test tour there since 2018. Australia begins the three-Test series on 9 October in Durban, with Australia returning to South Africa for their first Test tour there since 2018. Australia will be led by Pat Cummins, with Steve Smith, Travis Head, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon among the key players, while South Africa will look to stars such as Aiden Markram, Keshav Maharaj and Kagiso Rabada. All three Tests will be shown live in Australia on Fox Cricket and Kayo Sports.
7. Aug
Australia begin their 2025–27 ICC World Test Championship campaign at home with the first Test against Bangladesh, starting on 13 August at Marrara Stadium in Darwin. It will be Bangladesh’s first Test tour of Australia in 18 years, while Darwin hosts its first men’s Test match since 2004.
23. Jan
The Perth Scorchers and the Sydney Sixers will face each other in the final of the Big Bash League. The match brings together two of the most successful teams in BBL history and renews one of the league’s biggest rivalries.
The Scorchers are chasing another championship title at Optus Stadium, where they have been particularly dominant in finals. The Sixers, meanwhile, are aiming to add another trophy to their collection and spoil Perth’s home advantage.
The match will be broadcast live in Australia on Channel Seven and 7mate, with free-to-air coverage available nationwide. Fans can also watch the game via a free live stream on 7plus.
For subscription viewers, the final will be shown live on Fox Cricket, with streaming access available through Kayo Sports.
2. Jan
Australia leads The Ashes Series 3–1 against England. The next and final Test will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground starting on 4 January. Australia has already retained the Ashes, but England can still win the final match.
The series is broadcast live on Channel 7 and streamed on 7plus.
4. Dec
Australia won the first Ashes Test convincingly, taking a 1–0 lead in the series. The second Test begins on 4 December at The Gabba in Brisbane. Fans in Australia can watch the match live on Channel 7, 7Plus, Fox Cricket or Kayo Sports.
19. Nov
The legendary Ashes rivalry returns from 21 November 2025 to 8 January 2026, as Australia and England face off in a five-Test series across iconic Aussie venues. You can watch all Tests live on the streaming service Kayo Sports and on TV via Fox Cricket.