The third men’s Ashes test at Headingley (July 6-10) will take place in the middle of 2023 Wimbledon championships, which start on July 3 and finish on July 16. Nine has the broadcast rights to both Ashes and Wimbledon.
This is the last time the women’s Ashes will be played in the same season as the men’s. The next edition will be staged in Australia in 2025-26, one year before the next men’s Ashes Down Under.
A three-game ODI tour of Ireland will follow the Women’s Ashes, with dates and venues yet to be revealed.
The ICC also announced today that the final of the ongoing ICC World Test Championship will be held at The Oval in June 2023, while Lord’s will stage the final of the next edition, in 2025.
Nine coverage of ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 starting in 2 weeks time. First night’s coverage.
Saturday 22 October AEDT
05:30pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 - PRE SHOW Australia v New Zealand - 9Gem
Wide World of Sports presents Australia v New Zealand in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup live from the
Sydney Cricket Ground. First Ball at 6:00PM AEDT.
06:00pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 Australia v New Zealand - 9Gem
Wide World of Sports presents Australia v New Zealand in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup live from the
Sydney Cricket Ground. First Ball at 6:00PM AEDT
07:00pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 Australia v New Zealand - Nine
Wide World of Sports presents Australia v New Zealand in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup live from the
Sydney Cricket Ground. First Ball at 6:00PM AEDT
09:00pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 POST- MATCH Australia v New Zealand
Wide World Of Sports presents the post-match wrap up with our expert panels analysis, player
interviews as well as a look ahead at the next game.
09:30pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 - PRE SHOW England v Afghanistan
Wide World of Sports presents England v Afghanistan in the T20 World Cup live from Perth Stadium.
First Ball at 10:00PM AEDT.
10:00pm ICC MEN’S T20 WORLD CUP 2022 England v Afghanistan
Wide World of Sports presents England v Afghanistan in the T20 World Cup live from Perth Stadium.
First Ball at 10:00PM AEDT.
The Super 12 matches to air on Nine will depend on The Block’s broadcast schedule. India v Pakistan at the MCG on October 23 (7pm AEDT start) is huge, but it’s on the same night as The Block reveal episode.
Brisbane
04:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show 9Gem
05:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia v New Zealand
07:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia v New Zealand Main channel
08:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Post Match
08:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show
09:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup England v Afghanistan
Adelaide
05:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show 9Gem
05:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia v New Zealand
07:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia v New Zealand Main channel
08:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Post Match
09:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show
09:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup England v Afghanistan
Perth
02:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show Main channel
03:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Australia v New Zealand
06:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Post Match 9Gem
06:30 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Pre Show
07:00 pm ICC Men’s T20 World Cup England v Afghanistan Main channel
for the 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup held in Aus, 9 released the matches they would air during the group stages including non Australian matches. Have they done that yet for this World Cup?
Watch every Australia game and finals live and free.
Home soil, defending champions, one of the best cricket tournaments in the world – it doesn’t get any better than that. Be prepared to be hit for six when cricket’s ultimate prize will be up for grabs. The 9Network will bring the biggest and best matchups of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, covering 14 matches including every Australian game and the finals Live and Free on Channel 9HD, 9GemHD and 9Now.
The Aussies will defend their title on home soil, hosting the world’s best players from 16 teams around the world with matches taking place across the country from the MCG to the SCG, The Gabba, Adelaide Oval, Perth Stadium, Bellerive Oval in Hobart and Kardina Park in Geelong.
Led by captain Aaron Finch, Australia’s 15-man squad will also include Pat Cummins, David Warner, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Glenn Maxwell, and adding firepower will be big hitter Tim David earning his long-awaited national call-up.
Australia will begin their campaign on Saturday, October 22 in a re-match of the last edition’s finals against New Zealand at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The five-time ODI World Cup champions won their first T20 title last year beating the Black Caps in the final.
Nine’s Wide World of Sports coverage of the tournament will be hosted by Roz Kelly, joined by former Australian captain Mark Taylor, Australian representative across all three forms of international cricket, Callum Ferguson, as well as specialist T20 bowler and former Australian international Steve O’Keefe.
Presumably, this also means they’ll have to use the ICC/Star feed intro instead of making their own intro with the classic theme music (I can see the complaints on Twitter already)
Well if they were willing to spend the money, they could redo the graphics for the market. Obviously they aren’t.
But not unusual. I am pretty sure watching Seven’s cricket telecasts around 2005? from England they had the Sky graphics which would have had the same issue. Evidently, not seen as important in the scheme of things.
