3 day First Class warmup match v ACB Chairman's XI at Perth
50 over List A warmup match v ACB Chairman's XI at Adelaide
20 over match v ACB Chairman's XI at Melbourne
3 day First Class warmup match v Prime Ministers XI at Brisbane
50 over List A warmup match v Prime Minister's XI at Hobart
20 over match v Prime Minister's XI at Sydney
1st Unofficial T20 International v Australia A at Perth
2nd Unofficial T20 International v Australia A at Brisbane
1st Unofficial ODI v Australia A at Sydney
2nd Unofficial ODI v Australia A at Adelaide
3rd Unofficial ODI v Australia A at Melbourne
1st Unofficial 4 day Test v Australia A at Melbourne
2nd Unofficial 4 day Test v Australia A at Sydney
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The Adelaide Oval can be expected to produce plenty of runs but often the wicket is slow paced and there is sometimes just a little in it for the spinners on the final day. Melbourne often offers early help for the quickies and tends to break up late in the match, in between there are plenty of runs to be had. Sydney may offer some help to the spinners, sometimes as early as day 3, but more often late in the match. Some wickets prepared here however, are easy paced (with low bounce occasionally) and favour the batsmen throughout. At Perth you can expect early help for the quickies but thereafter the batsmen tend to find life fairly easy. The Woolloongabba in Brisbane can help the fast bowlers early on and the spinners on the last day or two, but the wicket can also be easy paced so team selection here poses a problem. Hobart is usually good for the batsmen early on but often the spinners begin to find some help by day 4 or 5 and the wicket also has the tendency to break up late in the match.
Perth plays host to the first game of the Pakistan A tour of Australia in 1991/2
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