CONFIRMED: India Tour of Australia in October 2020

Cricket Australia have confirmed that India will travel to Down Under starting October this year comprising four Tests, ODIs as well as T20 Internationals.

The tour will begin with a T20 match, on October 11 at Brisbane followed by other two games on October 14 (Canberra) and October 17 (Adelaide), the CA announced on its official website.

India are then scheduled to play a four-Test match series, beginning on December 3 at Brisbane. The second, third and fourth Tests will be held in Adelaide (December 11-15), Melbourne (December 26-30) and Sydney (January 3 to 7).

The ODI series is set to begin in Perth on January 12 and it will be followed by matches on January 15 (Melbourne) and January 17 (Sydney).

Schedule: Australia v India

11 October: 1st T20I, Gabba, Brisbane

14 October: 2nd T20I, Manuka Oval, Canberra

17 October: 3rd T20I, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

3-7 December: 1st Test, the Gabba, Brisbane

11-15 December: 2nd Test, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

26-30 December: 3rd Test, Boxing Day Test, Australia v India at the MCG, Melbourne

3-7 January: 4th Test, SCG, Sydney

12 January: 1st ODI, Perth Stadium, Perth

15 January: 2nd ODI, MCG, Melbourne

17 January: 3rd ODI, SCG, Sydney

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