MEDIA RELEASE
June 3, 2025
2025/26 International summer of cricket tickets now on sale
Source: Cricket Australia – CA Multicultural Media (eLanka)
Pre-sale for the highly anticipated 2025/26 international summer of cricket has officially begun.
Fans who have registered for pre-sale now have access to buy tickets for the upcoming summer, with general public tickets on sale from June 13.
Following record-breaking crowds last season, demand for tickets is expected to be at an all-time high as Australia’s national sport gears up for a summer of world-class cricket in 11 cities across 14 venues.
The summer is set to be nothing short of spectacular, with fans across Australia treated to a thrilling lineup of international cricket. The schedule includes the eagerly awaited NRMA Insurance Men’s Ashes series, an exciting eight-game men’s white-ball series against fierce rival India, and a multiformat women’s series featuring Australia’s star-studded team taking on India.
The season begins with six men’s white-ball matches against South Africa in northern Australia, setting the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable summer of cricket.
After a gripping NRMA Insurance Border-Gavaskar Trophy Series, India will return in October to take on Australia in a white ball series that includes the first five-match T20I series.
The men’s Ashes will once again take center stage as one of cricket’s greatest rivalries reignites this summer.
The Australian Women’s team is set to face India in an exhilarating multi-format series, culminating in the first Test match at the brand-new WACA Ground. Last summer saw the Australian Women’s team dominate in a stunning Ashes whitewash and as they take on India, fans can expect another series filled with standout performances and gripping encounters.
Fans can still sign up to pre-sale, see local on sale times and purchase their tickets at cricket.com.au/tickets/pre-sale
Todd Greenberg, Cricket Australia CEO said:
“This will be a landmark summer of cricket, with an exciting lineup of matches that will capture fans across Australia and the world.
“Last summer’s incredible crowds showed just how passionate Australians are about their cricket, and this year is shaping up to be even bigger. The return of South Africa, India, the Ashes, and the women’s Test at the new WACA Ground are all fantastic moments that fans won’t want to miss.
“With pre-sale registrations up 23% year on year, we encourage everyone to get in early and secure their tickets—it’s going to be an unforgettable summer.”
General public tickets will go on sale from June 13, fans are encouraged to secure their seats early to avoid missing out.
2025-26 International Schedule
Men’s T20I Series v South Africa
Sunday, August 10: Marrara Stadium, Darwin (N)
Tuesday, August 12: Marrara Stadium, Darwin, (N)
Saturday, August 16: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns, (N)
Men’s ODI Series v South Africa
Tuesday, August 19: Cazalys Stadium, Cairns, (D/N)
Friday, August 22: Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay, (D/N)
Sunday, August 24: Great Barrier Reef Arena, Mackay, (D/N)
Men’s ODI Series v India
Sunday, October 19: Perth Stadium, Perth, (D/N)
Thursday, October 23: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, (D/N)
Saturday, October 25: SCG, Sydney, (D/N)
Men’s T20I Series v India
Wednesday, October 29: Manuka Oval, Canberra, (N)
Friday, October 31: MCG, Melbourne, (N)
Sunday, November 2: Bellerive Oval, Hobart, (N)
Thursday, November 6: Gold Coast Stadium, Gold Coast, (N)
Saturday, November 8: The Gabba, Brisbane, (N)
NRMA Insurance Men’s Ashes
21-25 November: West Test, Perth Stadium, Perth
4-8 December: Day-Night Test, The Gabba, Brisbane
17-21 December: Christmas Test, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
26-30 December: Boxing Day Test, MCG, Melbourne
4-8 January: Pink Test, SCG, Sydney
Women’s T20I Series v India
Sunday, February 15: SCG, Sydney, (N)
Thursday, February 19: Manuka Oval, Canberra, (N)
Saturday, February 21: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, (N)
Women’s ODI Series v India
Tuesday, February 24: Allan Border Field, Brisbane, (D/N)
Friday, February 27: Bellerive Oval, Hobart, (D/N)
Sunday March 1: CitiPower Centre, Melbourne, (D/N)
Women’s Test v India
March 6-9: WACA Ground, Perth (D/N)
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