India to host Australia in ODIs before Women's World Cup
The matches are scheduled for September 14th, 17th, and 20th, with all games to be held at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.
The last time the two teams faced off in an ODI series was in December 2024, when India toured Australia for a three-match series, which the hosts won convincingly with a 3-0 sweep.
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First ODI: Sunday, September 14, Chennai
Second ODI: Sunday, September 17, Chennai
Third ODI: Saturday, September 20, Chennai
Alongside the upcoming tour, the Australia Men's 'A' team will also travel to India for a series featuring two multi-day and three limited-overs matches in September-October to be played in Lucknow and Kanpur, respectively.
In October-November, the South Africa Men's 'A' team is also set to tour India for an extensive series for two multi-day and three limited-overs formats in Bengaluru. NewsWomen's NewsIndia WomenAustralia Women
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