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Aussies cricketers returning to Top End in 2026 to kick off marathon 14 months

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Test cricket is returning to Darwin next year as part of busy period. Photo: PDPics/pixabay.com The men’s cricket Test team is likely to return to the Top End in mid-2026 for the start of a 14-month stretch involving up to 21 Tests in the lead-up to an ODI World Cup. This follows two T20 Tests involving South Africa in August at Darwin. Cricket Australia says the return north during mid-2026 will begin a marathon 14-month stretch involv…

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Aussies cricketers returning to Top End in 2026 to kick off marathon 14 months

Test cricket is returning to Darwin next year as part of busy period. Photo: PDPics/pixabay.com The men’s cricket Test team is likely to return to the Top End in mid-2026 for the start of a 14-month stretch involving up to 21 Tests in the lead-up to an ODI World Cup. This follows two T20 Tests involving South Africa in August at Darwin. Cricket Australia says the return north during mid-2026 will begin a marathon 14-month stretch involv…

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