It's going to be a big, BIG summer - so big, that it will end in late March for the first time in over 40 years.
Australia's international summer of men's cricket will feature visiting teams from New Zealand, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
With the two-match Pakistan Test series, Australia will feature matches with ICC Test Championship points for the taking for the first time Down Under.
Kiwi fans, get ready to work off Christmas lunch - New Zealand will get the chance to play on the biggest day on the cricket calendar for the first time since 1987.
The Black Caps will take centre stage for the Boxing Day and New Year's Tests, while Pakistan will also play Test cricket in Australia for the second time in three years.
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The summer will run late into March - hello, footy season - because the men's side will tour India for three ODIs in mid-January. This caused a reshuffle and pushed back the Chappell-Hadlee series.
After the Test series, New Zealand will return for the three Chappell-Hadlee ODIs on March 13, 15, and 20. The SCG will host the opening two matches, while Blundstone Arena will host the third match, Hobart's only international fixture of the summer.
Sadly for Aussie fans, with the men's team in India for the ODIs, and with the hosts celebrating Republic Day on January 26, there will be no international men's fixture on Australia Day. Hello, Big Bash.
Meanwhile, Australia will host India, England and Sri Lanka in a bumper women's summer.
The Aussie women's side will take on Sri Lanka from late September through to mid October in three T20Is and three ODIs.
Australia will then host a T20I tri-series, with India and England to travel to Aussie soil.
It will mark solid preparation for the T20 World Cup, which gets underway in Australia on February 21.
Ten venues, five visiting teams and a total of 28 matches will make up the 2019-20 international summer of cricket pic.twitter.com/bFS3mTNDT4
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) May 6, 2019
FULL 2019/20 INTERNATIONAL FIXTURES
AUSTRALIA MEN'S
| Opponent | Format | Venue | Date/Time |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | Adelaide Oval | October 27, 2pm |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | Gabba | October 30, 6.10pm |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | MCG | November 1, 7.10pm |
| Pakistan | T20I | SCG | November 3, 2.30pm |
| Pakistan | T20I | Manuka Oval | November 5, 7.10pm |
| Pakistan | T20I | Perth Stadium | November, 4.30pm |
| Pakistan | Test | Gabba | November 21-25, 10am |
| Pakistan | Test | Adelaide Oval | Nov 29-Dec 3, 2pm (DN) |
| New Zealand | Test | Perth Stadium | December 12-16, 1pm (DN) |
| New Zealand | Test | MCG | December 26-30, 10.30am |
| New Zealand | Test | SCG | January 3-7, 10.30am |
| New Zealand | ODI | SCG | March 13, 2.30pm (DN) |
| New Zealand | ODI | SCG | March 15, 10.30am |
| New Zealand | ODI | Blundstone Arena | March 20, 2.30pm (DN) |
AUSTRALIA WOMEN'S
| Opponent | Format | Venue | Date/Time |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | North Sydney Oval | September 29, 2.30pm |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | North Sydney Oval | September 30, 7pm |
| Sri Lanka | T20I | North Sydney Oval | October 2, 2pm |
| Sri Lanka | ODI | Allan Border Field | October 5, 10am |
| Sri Lanka | ODI | Allan Border Field | October 7, 10am |
| Sri Lanka | ODI | Allan Border Field | October 9, 10am |
| India v England | T20I | Manuka Oval | January 31, 2.10pm |
| Australia v England | T20I | Manuka Oval | February 1, 2.10pm |
| Australia v India | T20I | Manuka Oval | February 2, 2.10pm |
| India v England | T20I | Junction Oval | February 7, 2.10pm |
| Australia v India | T20I | Junction Oval | February 8, 2.10pm |
| Australia v England | T20I | Junction Oval | February 9, 2.10pm |
| Final | T20I | Junction Oval | February 12, 1:40pm |
