Australia host England for a short T20I series, which will serve as the final preparation for the two sides ahead of the T20 World Cup Down Under. The first game will be played on October 9, with two more matches being scheduled within the next five days.

The tour will begin with the first match at the Perth Stadium, after which the action will switch to the Manuka Oval in Canberra, where the last two games will be held.

Australia, who recently played two T20Is against West Indies, have rested a number of key players for the first match on Sunday. The hosts will be without Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell and Adam Zampa in Perth, but will welcome them back for the last two games. Marcus Stoinis, Kane Richardson, Ashton Agar, Nathan Ellis and Mitchell Swepson will join the squad for the first T20I, of which Stoinis, Richardson and Agar – who have been picked in the T20 World Cup – will continue for the rest of the series. Ellis and Swepson have not been included in the squad for the Canberra games.

England, on the other hand, will welcome back Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler, who did not take part in the Pakistan T20Is. This will be Buttler’s first overseas assignment in any format after being named the white-ball skipper following Eoin Morgan’s retirement.

AUS vs ENG 2022: Where to watch the T20Is

In India and the subcontinent: Sony Sports Network will broadcast the series live. Matches will be shown on Sony Ten 1 on TV, while live streaming will be available on the Sony Liv app.

In Australia: The series will be shown exclusively on Fox Sports.

In the UK: BT Sport will telecast the three T20Is.

In New Zealand: SkyNZ

USA: Willow TV

The Caribbean: SportsMax

In South Africa: SuperSport

Rest of the world: ICC.tv