Cricket Australia has opened ticket sales for its 2026-27 men’s international summer, giving fans early access to the lowest-priced tickets through an exclusive pre-sale period.
The pre-sale, which began on 5 June and runs until 14 June, is available to members of CricketPlus, Cricket Australia’s free membership program. Fans who register and purchase tickets during this period can secure tickets before prices move to standard public-sale rates.
General public ticket sales will begin on 15 June.
The first major attraction of the summer for Bangladeshi cricket supporters will be Bangladesh’s two-Test tour of Australia in August. The series will start in Darwin before heading to Mackay, marking Bangladesh’s first Test tour of Australia in more than two decades.
The tour carries added interest given the limited opportunities Bangladesh has had to play Test cricket in Australia. Their previous Test visit came in 2003, making the upcoming series a rare occasion for fans to see the two sides meet in the format on Australian soil.
Cricket Australia is promoting the pre-sale as a chance for supporters to secure seats ahead of what is expected to be a busy international season.
Beyond the Bangladesh series, Australia’s summer schedule includes a white-ball campaign against England and a Test series against New Zealand, ensuring a packed calendar across multiple formats.
The fixture list reflects Cricket Australia’s continued effort to bring international matches to a wider range of venues, with Darwin and Mackay set to host Test cricket as part of Bangladesh’s tour.
Fans interested in accessing the pre-sale can register for a free CricketPlus membership through Cricket Australia’s website before public sales commence later this month.
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