Following their disappointing T20 World Cup title defence on home-soil, Australia will be looking to regroup for the upcoming ODI series under new captain, Pat Cummins. Aaron Finch stepped down as Australia’s captain in the format to give a new leader time to establish their side ahead of next year’s World Cup. The now multi-format captain edged out Alex Carey and David Warner to take the role.

For his first series in charge, Australia have named a full-strength squad. Travis Head has been included to fill the batting gap Finch’s retirement created, along with usual suspects Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne and Marcus Stoinis. Their other two premier quick bowlers, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood have also been included.

England have retained Jason Roy for the tour, despite his omission from their T20 World Cup campaign, and James Vince makes a return to the squad in the absence of the injured Jonny Bairstow. Those who will be playing in England’s Test match tour of Pakistan in December have not been selected, including Ben Stokes, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood and Joe Root.

The two sides last played each other in September 2020 in a three match series played entirely at Old Trafford, which Australia won 2-1. England are currently at the top of the ICC ODI Team Rankings with Australia sitting in fifth.

England tour of Australia 2022 schedule | Full fixtures list for AUS vs ENG 2022

1st ODI, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide: November 17, 13:50.

2nd ODI, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney: November 19, 13:50.

3rd ODI, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne: November 22, 13:50

All times mentioned are local times.

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