Full schedule for England's 2026 tour of Australia: three ODIs in Perth, Adelaide and Hobart from November 13, then five T20Is from the MCG on November 21 to Canberra on December 2. Squads, captains and start times in local, UK, PKT, IST and ET.
Sydney Sixers beat Hobart Hurricanes by 87 runs in WBBL|12 at Drummoyne Oval. Captain Ashleigh Gardner hit 124 off 60 balls with nine sixes after the Sixers slumped to 6 for 3, added 176 with Alice Capsey, then took 3 for 23. The champions were bowled out for 109.
Afghanistan beat Australia with five balls to spare in the Hong Kong Sixes 2026 Cup Final, with Imran Mir hitting 53 not out off 14. Pakistan won the Plate as Abbas Afridi smashed 73 not out with 11 sixes, and South Africa won the Bowl. Afridi was Player of the Series.
Hong Kong Sixes 2026 Day 2 results: Australia beat UAE and Afghanistan beat Scotland to reach the Cup Final, defending champions Pakistan face Oman in the Plate Final, and India finish winless. Finals day schedule in HKT, IST, PKT and ET.
South Africa beat Australia by 176 runs on the final day at Newlands to win the Test series 2-1. Player of the Match Simon Harmer took 6 for 16 and 10 wickets in the match as Australia, chasing 288, were bowled out for 111. Marco Jansen was Player of the Series.
Ryan Rickelton (101) and Wiaan Mulder (115) added 154 for the sixth wicket as South Africa made 387 in their second innings at Newlands, setting Australia 288 to win the series decider on Day 5. Mitchell Starc has nine wickets in the match.
Sydney Sixers beat Brisbane Heat by 4 wickets off the last ball in WBBL|12. Ellyse Perry made 58 off 38 to be Player of the Match, and Sarah Coyte hit a four from the final ball with two needed. Georgia Redmayne (58) and Charli Knott (57) had led the Heat to 154 for 5.
Sydney Sixers beat Perth Scorchers by 15 runs in the T20 Spring Challenge 2026 final at Cricket Central. Captain Erin Burns hit 41 and took 1 for 21 to be Player of the Match, and Frankie Nicklin took 3 for 33.
South Africa beat Australia by an innings and 31 runs in Gqeberha to level the series 1-1. Temba Bavuma hit 179 and Marco Jansen took 6 wickets in the match. Travis Head's 121 could not save Australia. Cape Town decider next.
After two rain-hit days, Temba Bavuma's 179 lifted South Africa to 425/9 declared, and Marco Jansen's 5 for 33 bowled Australia out for 99. Following on, Australia are 156/4 at stumps on day 4, still 170 behind.
