The Australian men's cricket team will begin its six-match white-ball tour in Bangladesh on June 9, 2026.
This marks the squad's first 50-over visit to the country in 15 years.
The bilateral series includes three One Day Internationals and three T20 Internationals.
The tour is scheduled to conclude on June 21, 2026, according to a broadcast schedule report from Yahoo Sports.
Match Venues and Schedule
The Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka will host the three opening ODI matches.
The subsequent three T20I matches will take place at the Bir Sreshtho Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram.
Australia last played a 50-over series in Bangladesh during a 2011 tour. That series resulted in a three-match clean sweep by the visitors.
Australian Squad Changes
Several roster changes shape the current Australian squad. Travis Head is absent on personal leave for both series legs.
Mitch Marsh remains unavailable due to an ankle injury.
Teenager Ollie Peake has been retained in the squad to gain international experience.
Off-spinner Todd Murphy enters the ODI lineup to potentially make his limited-overs debut after replacing Tanveer Sangha, who sustained a hamstring injury.
Matt Short remains with the team following the recent series in Pakistan. Josh Inglis retains his position as the ODI captain for the tour.
Broadcast Information
The global broadcast schedule provides live viewing access across multiple networks and digital platforms for international audiences.
In Bangladesh, matches will be broadcast on T Sports and Nagorik TV, with streaming on Tapmad. Australian viewers can watch on Fox Sports and its digital platform.
Other regions include PTV Sports in Pakistan, Sky NZ in New Zealand, FanCode in India, Dialog in Sri Lanka, Willow in the USA and Canada, and TNT Sports in the United Kingdom.
The rest of the world can access matches via Sports Central.
Match start times vary globally. Broadcasts are scheduled for 2:30 p.
m. AEDT in Australia, 11:00 a.
m. BST in Bangladesh, 5:00 a.
m. GMT in the United Kingdom, and 1:00 a.
m. EST in the United States and Canada.
