Women's T20I: Australia vs England

Date: Saturday 25 January 2025.

Gates open: 5:30 pm

First ball: 6:45 pm

Traffic will be heavier than usual around Adelaide Oval, so allow extra travel time. Road restrictions will be in place around Adelaide Oval to allow crowds to enter and exit the stadium safely, so be patient when leaving car parks and follow the directions of police and traffic controllers. If you're travelling home by taxi or ride share services, choose a pickup location away from the stadium to avoid delays. You can find real-time updates on traffic conditions on the Traffic SA website.

Regular Adelaide Metro services are FREE to all international cricket events at Adelaide Oval with a valid match day ticket.

Additional bus, train and tram services will operate after the Men’s ODI match and each day of the Day/Night test.

Bus to Adelaide Oval:

Bus services to and from the cricket at Adelaide Oval will operate on match days. Fans can search ‘Adelaide Oval’ to:

• Find a timetable
• Plan a journey to and from the stadium

AO and AOX services will not operate to the cricket at Adelaide Oval.

Train to Adelaide Oval:

Trains will operate before and after cricket matches at Adelaide Oval. These services will arrive and depart from the Adelaide Railway Station, a short walk to the stadium.

View your train timetable from the links below. Select the day you wish to travel to Adelaide Oval for your match.

• Belair
• Gawler
• Outer Harbor, Port Dock and Grange
• Seaford and Flinders

Tram to Adelaide Oval:

Trams will also operate before and after cricket matches at Adelaide Oval.

The Festival line from Glenelg to Adelaide Oval arrives and departs from the Festival Plaza tram stop on King William Road, a short walking distance to Adelaide Oval.

The Glenelg and Botanic lines arrive and depart from the Adelaide Railway Station tram stop on North Terrace. Fans can walk through the Railway Station and across the Riverbank Bridge to Adelaide Oval.

Please remember to check the digital display on the front of the tram before you board to avoid travelling in the wrong direction or getting on the wrong tram.