It is said that you cannot erase what is written in your fate, just like it was written that Rohit Sharma would lose the Border Gavaskar Trophy after winning his first Test match as a Test captain, it was written that he would stand in the queue of the most successful captains of the country by winning the Champions Trophy, similarly, it must have been written that he has to tour Australia once again. This applies to Virat as well as Rohit.

It rarely happens that India tours Australia twice in the same year. When the Test series ended in January 2025, it seemed that Virat-Rohit would hardly be seen playing on the grounds of Australia, but destiny had something else in store. India won the Champions Trophy under Rohit's captaincy and then the story changed.

Virat-Rohit's last Australia tour final!

After the Border Gavaskar Trophy ended, there was suspense about Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma's Australia tour. It was being speculated that along with that Test series, they have also done their last Australia tour. But, now with the schedule of the white ball series coming out, the hope of them going on Australia tour again has been raised. Both Virat-Rohit have retired from T20 cricket. But both of them can be seen getting selected for the ODI series on the Australia tour. Rohit Sharma is also the captain of the ODI team. It is expected that he will be the captain of the Indian team on the Australia tour in October-November and Virat would also like to do something in the ODI series that fans forget the failure of the Test.

8 matches 8 cities

The Australia tour of the Indian team, which lost in the red ball and pink ball on its last Australia tour, will start on October 19 and will continue till November 8. 8 matches of the white ball series will be played in 8 cities of Australia. All three matches of the ODI series will be held in Perth, Adelaide and Sydney. At the same time, the matches of the T20 series will be held in Canberra, Melbourne, Hobart, Gold Coast, and Brisbane.

ODI Series

19 October - 1st match, Perth (day-night)

23 October - 2nd match, Adelaide (day-night)

25 October - 3rd match, Sydney (day-night)

T20 Series

29 October - 1st match, Canberra

31 October - 2nd match, Melbourne

2 November - 3rd match, Hobart

6 November - 4th match, Gold Coast

8 November - 5th match, Brisbane

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