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Australia Cricket Series Schedule 2011


Melbourne, Tuesday, 14 June 2011

4 years Later, India and Sri Lanka will play tri-series in Australia. India Team will also play four Test series against the Australia from December 16 2011.

Cricket Australia announced its international domestic schedule. Under it, India, New Zealand and Sri Lanka will visit Australia for 47 days to play six Tests, two Twenty20 matches and 14 ODIs .

Cricket Australia said in a statement that after four years the triangular series will be played in Australia in February 2012. In this, India, Sri Lanka and Australia will participate. These teams will play 12 matches and finals.

It says that Vodafone Test series will start in December when New Zealand will face Australia in Brisbane and Hobart.

Indian team will even play four Vodafone Tests before Christmas. First Test will start in MCG on Boxing Day.Then on New Year Test in Sydney will be played. The third Test in Perth and fourth will be in the Adelaide.

Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland said the this year, cricket lovers will see the competition among the world's best teams
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