Travis Head declares summer starts NOW with downloadable seven-month cricket calendar
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Fox Sports from Fox SportsSeptember 6th, 2026 8:14 am
Forget 12 months. Travis Head has issued a seven-month calendar to help cricket fans keep track of the Summer of the Century on Kayo SPORTS.
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With the Aussies already in action, Kayo SPORTS – a DAZN company – has teamed up with Australian cricket star Travis Head to create a seven-month Summer of the Century Calendar, covering September through to March.
In the grand tradition of the classic firefighter
And in the grand tradition of the classic firefighter calendar, there’s plenty of sizzle, with Travis as the star of every month.
From cuddling puppies to going full Hasselhoff, pulling on the mechanic overalls and getting romantic with an English rose, Travis has thrown himself into seven very different summer scenes, all in the name of helping cricket fans keep track of what’s coming.
Because there’s a lot to keep track of.
The calendar features every Australian and international fixture of the Summer of the Century, plus every BBL and WBBL game broadcast on Kayo SPORTS, putting the entire cricket season in one place.
With the next seven months of cricket
With the next seven months of cricket to keep across, there’s only one thing left to do: cancel everything else.
The Summer of the Century Calendar is available to download now, so fans can print it at home, put it on the wall and start planning their summer.
Australian cricketer and Kayo SPORTS ambassador, Travis Head said:
“Most people think the cricket summer starts in December, but this summer is starting much, much earlier. It’s starting now.
The calendar is a nice way of starting
“The calendar is a nice way of starting the summer and having a bit of fun. It’s definitely been out of my comfort zone, but I think the public are going to enjoy it – I know the boys definitely will.
“There are a lot of nods to each opposition throughout the calendar. The life-saving one’s been the funniest at the minute with the little fake seagull running around the background.
“Adelaide Test match is my favourite. It’s hard to go past home. Between that and probably then going back to the ‘G in March to play the 150th anniversary is quite cool. We don’t get that opportunity very often.
I think it’s not a summer without turning
“I think it’s not a summer without turning the cricket on. It’s backyard cricket, it’s turning the TV on, it’s turning Kayo SPORTS on and watching the cricket. It’s good lifelong memories for a lot of people.”
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The Summer of the Century began with the Top End Series against Bangladesh, before Australia takes on South Africa, England, New Zealand and India across all three formats, culminating in the 150th Anniversary Test at the MCG in March.
The Australian women will also return
The Australian women will also return to the field following their T20 World Cup triumph, hosting Bangladesh, New Zealand and South Africa in successive white-ball series from October.
Meanwhile, the highly anticipated domestic T20 seasons will get underway, with the WBBL commencing in Melbourne on October 29 and BBL|16 kicking off in Chennai on December 12, when the Melbourne Renegades take on the Perth Scorchers.
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