Australia's Historic Test Tour of West Indies Since 2015

The West Indies Cricket Board has announced that Australia will tour the Caribbean in June and July a full series consisting of three Test matches and five T20 internationals.

First Test Tour Since 2015

This tour marks Australia’s first Test series in the West Indies since 2015. It will be the first time in a decade that the two teams will compete in a three-Test series, the last played West Indies' tour of Australia in 2015-16.

The Test series for the Frank Worrell Trophy will begin on June 25 at Bridgetown, Barbados. The second Test will take place in St. George’s, Grenada, starting July 3, while the final match of the series is scheduled for July 12 in Kingston, Jamaica.

Test Matches

T20 Matches

Australia will arrive in the Caribbean just two weeks after competing in the World Test Championship (WTC) final against South Africa at Lord’s, which begins on June 11. The team will have a busy schedule as they adjust from playing in English conditions to the Caribbean conditions.

Both teams have been on tour in Asia. The West Indies drew a two-match series in Pakistan in late January. Australia leads its ongoing two-Test series in Sri Lanka 1-0.

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