Australia will be up against Pakistan in a three-match T20 series following as many ODIs. It was a disappointing show from the hosts in the ODIs but with the T20 specialists back, Australia under a new captain will be keen for a fresh start while Pakistan look to take the winning momentum into it.
England will take on the West Indies in a five-match T20 series starting on November 9 (local time) in Barbados. England levelled the series 1-1 they played a T20I series last and will be keen to turn over the West Indies in their own backyard, who have picked a strong squad themselves.
India will take on South Africa in a short four-match T20 series that lasts a week at best. The series begins in Durban with the T20 World Champions set to tour the whole rainbow nation. India have called up three players for the first time in T20Is while the Proteas will see their seniors return.
Sri Lanka will be up against the West Indies in a three-match T20 series in Thailand. Sri Lanka lost the series against India 3-0 and even though they did well in ODIs, they need to get better in the shortest format as the West Indies even without a few of their first-choice players will test them.
South Africa will be in action in the T20 format for the first time since the T20 World Cup final defeat to India. Aiden Markram will be leading a young side bereft of several of its first-choice players while Ireland will be playing with a new order, with Lorcan Tucker set to open.
New Zealand have been going through a rough patch in international cricket, T20Is in particular and have lost seven matches in the format in a row. In such a form, facing Australia can be tough but before the Women's T20 World Cup, this might just be the test the White Ferns would have wanted.
England have sort of hit the transition button across all three formats in this summer. After a largely successful Test summer, England are set to introduce a few fresh faces in white-ball cricket, starting with the T20Is against Australia after the disappointing loss in the T20 World Cup semis.
Australia against Scotland, a few years ago this contest wouldn't have made much of a sense but as the formats get shorter, the difference between sides tend to get reduced. If the T20 World Cup encounter between the two sides was any indication, this three-match T20 series could be mouth-watering.
Australia will take on Scotland for the first time in a bilateral series as the two teams will be up against each other for three matches. Scotland put up more than a decent fight against Australia in the T20 World Cup in June and that should keep the hosts in good stead ahead of a historic series.
West Indies take on South Africa in a repeat of the three-match T20 series three months later. However, this series is a bit different as South Africa have a few of their big guns back, who were involved in IPL back in May and the West Indies too have made a few tweaks to their set-up.
India take on Zimbabwe in the third T20I of the five-match series in Harare on Wednesday, July 10. India bounced back owing to a scintillating batting performance in the second T20I following a loss in the series opener, however, there will be a few changes with T20 World Cup winners returning.
Zimbabwe dumped out India in the first of the five-match T20 series in Harare on Saturday, July 6. Captain Shubman Gill admitted that the team was rusty and wasn't up to the mark, however, the Men in Blue have a chance to put it right in less than 24 hours at the same venue and level the series.
Zimbabwe, who missed out on a place in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, will begin their fight towards qualification for the 2026 edition against India in a five-match T20 series before going through to the qualifiers. India too will make a new start in T20Is with a young brigade led by Shubman Gill.
The Indian women's cricket team would want to keep a 100 per cent record going in the ongoing series against South Africa having won all three ODIs, followed by the one-off Test match. The T20 series will also be a building block for the Indian team towards the Women's T20 World Cup later this year.
The T20 series between India and Zimbabwe is scheduled from July 6 to July 14. The 5-match series will not be available for live streaming on Jio Cinema and Disney+ Hotstar, but it can be streamed on other platforms.
Namibia skipper Gerhard Erasmus has made a kind request to the BCCI for the Indian team to have a layover in Windhoek on its way to South Africa. India will be travelling to the rainbow nation for a four-match T20 series spread across different venues in November.
England will take on Pakistan to fine-tune their preparations for the upcoming T20 World Cup 2024 in a four-match T20 series. While England players have come together for a T20 assignment after a long time, Pakistan have comparatively been playing a lot of T20 cricket in the last couple of months.
Pakistan's two-month-long tour in a bid to achieve T20 supremacy will begin in Ireland with a three-match T20 series. Pakistan are yet to zero in on a 15-man squad for the T20 World Cup and these three matches against Ireland and then four against England will give them a fair idea of the side.
Bangladesh will host Sri Lanka in a multi-format series starting with three T20Is in Sylhet. The series will serve as an opportunity for both teams to fine-tune their preparations ahead of the T20 World Cup since conditions in the Caribbean will be close to those in the sub-continent.
It was another disappointing outing for the Indian women's team in the T20 series decider against Australia on Tuesday, January 9 as despite a solid start in the powerplay the middle-order failure came to haunt them back yet again. Australia chased down 148 runs comfortably to win the series 2-1.
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