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India The Women Australia Early next year. Scheduled between February 15 and March 9, 2026, this tour promises intense competition, as both teams face three T20is, three hatred and a unique test game. With parties spread over iconic places in Australia, this series marks an important step in the evolution of women’s cricket.
A tour of high bets and historical places
The series begins with the T20i leg on February 15 at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), followed by matches at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on 19 and Adelaide Oval on February 21. The hate segment began on February 24 at the Camp de la Frontera Allan in Brisbane, continuing at the Oval Belleriu de Hobart on February 27 and concluded in the center of Melbourne on March 1 March.
The highlight of the tour will undoubtedly be the single test match, scheduled for March 6 to 9 in the recently redeveloped Waca Ground in Perth. This venue is of historical importance, having received memorable moments of Cricket, including the victory of the dominant entries in Australia South -Africa In February 2024. Waca’s redevelopment in a boutique stadium with a capacity of 10,000 brings a modern touch to its legacy.
Strengthen women’s cricket
This tour is under the new Future Future Tours Program of ICC (FTP)running until 2029. The FTP aims to provide structured opportunities for women’s teams to compete through formats worldwide. The calendar of this series reflects the adjustments made by Cricket Australia To adapt to changes in the BCCI’s Premier League Female (WPL) Programming, which will happen in January from 2026 onwards.
Test Cricket returns to Waca
Waca’s unique test is especially significant, as women’s testing matches are rare in modern cricket schedules. Waca’s choice emphasizes its importance as a place that happened in history as it underwent a transformation in a world class facility. The redevelopment project includes updated lighting, extensive sports facilities and a museum dedicated to the Cricket heritage.
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Challenges for Team India
In the face of Australia on the lawn of home it is never easy. Known for its aggressive style and depth in both battles and bowling, the Australian women’s team has constantly been a dominant force in the world cricket. For India, this route will test its adaptability between formats and their ability to compete against one of the strongest teams in difficult conditions.
India has shown promise in recent years, with prominent performances in ICC tournaments and the appearance of young talents who complement experienced players such as Harmonpreret Kaur and Smriti Mandhana. However, success in Australia will require strategic planning, mental hardness and exceptional execution.
TILLA INDIA UPDATES OF THE AUSTRALIA INDIA 2026
T20I matches
- February 15: SCG, Sydney
- February 19: Manuka Oval, Canberra
- February 21: Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Matches hate
- February 24: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
- February 27: Bellerive Oval, Hobart
- March 1: Citipower Center, Melbourne
Unique test game
- March 6-9: Waca Ground, Perth (Day/Night)
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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.
