What cricket series and tournaments are featured on cricket.com.au?

cricket.com.au is Cricket Australia's official site, and its "Featured Series" section is the clearest place to see which competitions it is currently promoting. Based on the homepage listing, that mix spans men's and women's international cricket (Test, ODI, T20I) and Australia's two major domestic T20 leagues, KFC BBL and Weber WBBL. If you want to know what's on, start with Featured Series; if you want news and results around those competitions, the Latest Headlines and Latest Videos sections carry the day-to-day coverage.

International series shown on the homepage

The Featured Series block lists upcoming fixtures with date ranges, which is useful for planning when a series starts and ends.

A further Test entry (Australia v New Zealand) also appears in the same carousel. The pattern to note: the site mixes formats and both men's and women's fixtures in one place, so you cannot assume a single listing covers only one team or one format.

Domestic T20 leagues

Two domestic T20 competitions appear in the same Featured Series carousel:

• KFC BBL|16 — listed as 12 Dec 2026 – 26 Jan 2027
• Weber WBBL|12 — listed as 29 Oct 2026 – 05 Dec 2026

The homepage also carries squad-building news for these leagues, including items on how each club's list is shaping up for BBL|16 and WBBL|12, plus signing stories (for example, a frontline spinner joining the Sixers and Bairstow representing the Renegades). That makes the league sections useful not just for fixtures but for roster changes in the lead-up to a season.

What else the homepage surfaces around these competitions

Beyond the series list, the homepage organises coverage into sections that map onto the same competitions:

• Latest Headlines — match reports, squad news and feature stories, with timestamps (for example, a match report from Durban and a one-day cup report)
• Latest Videos — interviews and highlights, with run times (for example, a 10:22 highlights package of Western Australia v Queensland in the One-Day Cup)
• Featured Players and Features — longer-form and profile content tied to current series

How to use this if you're looking for a specific competition

1. Go to the homepage and find the Featured Series carousel.
2. Scan the format label (Test, ODI, T20I, or T20 Domestic) and the team names to identify the competition you want.
3. Note the date range shown under each entry — this is the window the site is currently presenting for that series.
4. For ongoing coverage, use Latest Headlines and Latest Videos; both are timestamped, so you can judge how recent an item is.

One caveat: Featured Series reflects what the site is promoting at the time you visit, so the exact competitions and dates will change across the season. Treat the entries above as examples of the categories covered — men's and women's internationals plus BBL and WBBL — rather than a fixed schedule.