Wednesday 13 June 2018 12:40, UK
Australia are back in town!
Five months after England's wretched tour in Australia, old rivalries are renewed when the sides meet to flex their muscles in white-ball cricket.
In the wake of the ball-tampering scandal, a very different looking Australia side led by Tim Paine will contest five one-day internationals and one Twenty20 international over a frantic fortnight as preparations for the 2019 ICC 50-over Cricket World Cup continue.
You can watch every ball from every match on our dedicated channel, Sky Sports Cricket (channel 404). You can also keep up with the action across our digital channels if you are out and about. Here's how...
WATCH LIVE
Check out our live coverage on Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports for iPad app with our schedule below. Click here for Sky Sports' cricket listings in full.
ODI SERIES
1st ODI (The Kia Oval): Wednesday 13 June - 12.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
2nd ODI (SSE SWALEC): Saturday 16 June - 10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
3rd ODI (Trent Bridge): Tuesday 19 June - 1.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
4th ODI (Emirates Riverside): Thursday 21 June - 1.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
5th ODI (Emirates Old Trafford): Sunday 24 June - 10.30am, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
T20 MATCH
Only Twenty20 (Edgbaston): Wednesday 27 June - 6pm, Sky Sports Cricket & Main Event
Sky Sports for iPhone / Android / iPad and skysports.com: don't miss our live rolling blog of each game featuring in-play live video clips, as well as match reports, news, reaction, analysis, scorecards, videos and podcasts.
Sky Go: stay with the action online, on iPhone, iPad or selected Android smartphones with the Sky Go app.
Now TV: Don't miss out on the drama - watch Sky Sports without a contract by buying a NowTV pass for a day, week or month. The choice is yours!
Twitter: follow @SkyCricket for score updates and news throughout the series.
Highlights: watch the best bits from each match again - or catch up - with our highlights programme
Sky Q: the best of our video content showcased on our next generation box, which can record and store more than before and even save recordings to your devices to watch when you're out and about. Sky Q customers can also use the Sky Sports News HQ app to get scorecards and video clips as well as catching up with highlights via the red button.
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