Australia tour of West Indies

Australia will travel to the Caribbean for a three-Test, five-T20I tour from June 25 to July 28, 2025. The tour begins with the Test leg — the first Test starting in Bridgetown — before moving to Grenada and Jamaica, followed by a five-game T20I series across Kingston and Basseterre. It will be a fascinating contest as a new-look Australian batting order faces a promising, youthful West Indies bowling unit.

Despite missing key names like Steven Smith (injured) and Marnus Labuschagne (dropped), Australia still possess a formidable line-up with Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Cameron Green and Alex Carey. West Indies, led by Roston Chase, will look to their exciting pace attack — Shamar Joseph, Jayden Seales and Alzarri Joseph — along with left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican, to exploit any early Australian vulnerability.

This tour is a huge opportunity for some of the less experienced West Indian players. Shamar Joseph, fresh off his heroics at the Gabba last year, will aim to lead the attack once again. Jayden Seales is emerging as a future leader of the pace unit, and Jomel Warrican will hope to extract some turn on home soil. The hosts will also hope that their batting — led by Kraigg Brathwaite and Brandon King — can put up competitive totals.

Meanwhile, Australia will want their top order to quickly find its feet after injuries and a period of transition. Usman Khawaja remains a pillar at the top, with debutant Sam Konstas set to open alongside him, while Travis Head is slated to anchor the middle order. Josh Inglis is another to watch — after his century on debut, he looks poised to make a permanent spot his own.

With the Dukes ball being used and unpredictable Caribbean pitches, especially at Bready, the series could hinge on which pace attack adapts better.

Expect a competitive and closely fought tour that will set the tone for both sides’ futures.

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