Australia's 2022-23 summer to kick off late August
The Australia Men's group have an exceptionally bustling 2022-2023 home season gazing at them, with the Covid-19 deferments swarming up a generally frustrated global schedule including a T20 World Cup.
Australia will have West Indies (2 Tests) and South Africa (3 Tests) in a blockbuster red-ball summer later in the year. The Test season will start in Perth rather than Brisbane and the second Test against WI will be a day-night issue in Adelaide. South Africa will start off the three-match series at the Gabba prior to playing the sought after Boxing Day and New Year Tests.
Paving the way to that are restricted overs series against Zimbabwe (3 ODIs), New Zealand (3 ODIs), West Indies (2 T20Is) before three T20Is and three ODIs against England which sandwich the T20 World Cup. The Test summer starts off after the third ODI against England.
The dates for the ODI series against South Africa which continues in January stay unverified; Cricket South Africa have mentioned to reexamine the dates however Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley said that they have been "not able to track down elective dates at this point."
"We are facilitating a record six visiting countries to Australia this season, notwithstanding the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. It vows to be a unimaginable summer," added Hockley. "We are glad that Test cricket is returning to Perth Stadium for the primary Test of the late spring versus the West Indies, after right around three years without worldwide cricket, and we anticipate facilitating South Africa over Boxing Day and New Year interestingly starting around 2008.
"Following two years of being influenced by the pandemic, the 2022-23 home summer will be a particularly bustling one for the Australian men's group as we honor our responsibilities to the ICC's Future Tours Program. This gives significant chances to advance towards ICC World Test Championship Final capability as well as develop for the ICC Men's One-Day World Cup in India in 2023.
In the mean time, the ladies' group will have Pakistan for 3 ODIs and 3 T20Is in January.
2022-23 home summer for Australia
Men's ODI Series v Zimbabwe
August 28: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
August 31: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
September 3: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
Men's ODI Series v New Zealand
September 6: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
September 8: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
September 11: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
Men's T20I Series v West Indies
October 5: Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast
October 7: Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast
Men's T20I Series v England
October 9: The Gabba, Brisbane
October 12: Manuka Oval, Canberra
October 14: Manuka Oval, Canberra
Men's ICC T20 World Cup
October 16 - November 13
Men's ODI Series v England
November 17: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)
November 19: SCG, Sydney (D/N)
November 22: MCG, Melbourne (D/N)
Men's Test Series v West Indies
November 30 - December 4: Perth Stadium, Perth
December 8 - December 12: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)
Men's Test Series v South Africa
December 17 - December 21: The Gabba, Brisbane
December 26 - December 30: MCG, Melbourne
January 4 - January 8: SCG, Sydney
Men's ODI Series v South Africa (Dates subject to affirmation)
January 12: Blundstone Arena, Hobart
January 14: SCG, Sydney
January 17: Perth Stadium, Perth
Ladies' ODI Series v Pakistan
January 16: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
January 18: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
January 21: North Sydney Oval, Sydney
Ladies' T20I Series v Pakistan
January 24: North Sydney Oval, Sydney
January 27: Manuka Oval, Canberra
January 29: Manuka Oval, Canberra
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Australia will have West Indies (2 Tests) and South Africa (3 Tests) in a blockbuster red-ball summer later in the year. The Test season will start in Perth rather than Brisbane and the second Test against WI will be a day-night issue in Adelaide. South Africa will start off the three-match series at the Gabba prior to playing the sought after Boxing Day and New Year Tests.
Paving the way to that are restricted overs series against Zimbabwe (3 ODIs), New Zealand (3 ODIs), West Indies (2 T20Is) before three T20Is and three ODIs against England which sandwich the T20 World Cup. The Test summer starts off after the third ODI against England.
The dates for the ODI series against South Africa which continues in January stay unverified; Cricket South Africa have mentioned to reexamine the dates however Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley said that they have been "not able to track down elective dates at this point."
"We are facilitating a record six visiting countries to Australia this season, notwithstanding the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. It vows to be a unimaginable summer," added Hockley. "We are glad that Test cricket is returning to Perth Stadium for the primary Test of the late spring versus the West Indies, after right around three years without worldwide cricket, and we anticipate facilitating South Africa over Boxing Day and New Year interestingly starting around 2008.
"Following two years of being influenced by the pandemic, the 2022-23 home summer will be a particularly bustling one for the Australian men's group as we honor our responsibilities to the ICC's Future Tours Program. This gives significant chances to advance towards ICC World Test Championship Final capability as well as develop for the ICC Men's One-Day World Cup in India in 2023.
In the mean time, the ladies' group will have Pakistan for 3 ODIs and 3 T20Is in January.
2022-23 home summer for Australia
Men's ODI Series v Zimbabwe
August 28: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
August 31: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
September 3: Riverway Stadium, Townsville
Men's ODI Series v New Zealand
September 6: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
September 8: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
September 11: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns (D/N)
Men's T20I Series v West Indies
October 5: Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast
October 7: Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast
Men's T20I Series v England
October 9: The Gabba, Brisbane
October 12: Manuka Oval, Canberra
October 14: Manuka Oval, Canberra
Men's ICC T20 World Cup
October 16 - November 13
Men's ODI Series v England
November 17: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)
November 19: SCG, Sydney (D/N)
November 22: MCG, Melbourne (D/N)
Men's Test Series v West Indies
November 30 - December 4: Perth Stadium, Perth
December 8 - December 12: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (D/N)
Men's Test Series v South Africa
December 17 - December 21: The Gabba, Brisbane
December 26 - December 30: MCG, Melbourne
January 4 - January 8: SCG, Sydney
Men's ODI Series v South Africa (Dates subject to affirmation)
January 12: Blundstone Arena, Hobart
January 14: SCG, Sydney
January 17: Perth Stadium, Perth
Ladies' ODI Series v Pakistan
January 16: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
January 18: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
January 21: North Sydney Oval, Sydney
Ladies' T20I Series v Pakistan
January 24: North Sydney Oval, Sydney
January 27: Manuka Oval, Canberra
January 29: Manuka Oval, Canberra
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