Australia, England set for ODI series opener in Perth
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newspoint|12-11-2026
Perth: Australia and England will renew their historic rivalry when they face off in the opening match of a three-match ODI series at Perth Stadium on Friday.
Ahead of the series opener, Australia captain Mitchell Marsh and his England counterpart Harry Brook took part in a pre-series trophy unveiling ceremony in Perth. The two captains also shared a cup of tea at a specially arranged table at the venue, in a light-hearted build-up to the contest.
The unique activity celebrated the rich cricketing heritage shared by the two nations, which were among the pioneers of international cricket.
The opening ODI, a day-night fixture, will begin at 11.30 am local time. The second match will be played at Adelaide Oval on November 15, before the series concludes at Hobart's Bellerive Oval on November 18.
The teams will then switch to the shortest format for a five-match T20I series , beginning at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on November 21.
The T20I series will also travel to Gold Coast, Brisbane and Sydney before concluding at Manuka Oval in Canberra on December 2.
Ahead of the series opener, Australia captain Mitchell Marsh and his England counterpart Harry Brook took part in a pre-series trophy unveiling ceremony in Perth. The two captains also shared a cup of tea at a specially arranged table at the venue, in a light-hearted build-up to the contest.
The unique activity celebrated the rich cricketing heritage shared by the two nations, which were among the pioneers of international cricket.
The opening ODI, a day-night fixture, will begin at 11.30 am local time. The second match will be played at Adelaide Oval on November 15, before the series concludes at Hobart's Bellerive Oval on November 18.
The teams will then switch to the shortest format for a five-match T20I series , beginning at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on November 21.
The T20I series will also travel to Gold Coast, Brisbane and Sydney before concluding at Manuka Oval in Canberra on December 2.
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