Headlining those fixtures is confirmation that the CitiPower Centre at Junction Oval will host the JLT One-Day Cup final in October.
The JLT One-Day Cup, which in recent years has been held across Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Hobart, will return to Melbourne for the first time since 2013. The CitiPower Centre will host two regular Victorian fixtures as well as a semi-final and final.
The JLT One-Day Cup tournament will move to a mid-September start and run through to early October, with FoxSports to broadcast all Junction Oval fixtures. The fixture will mark the first domestic one-day cup cricket match held at the redeveloped venue since 2005.
Two Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) matches and one JLT Sheffield Shield clash will also be held at the CitiPower Centre in February 2019, while the MCG will host all other red ball fixtures featuring Victoria.
The CitiPower Centre is scheduled to host the third women’s ODI between Australia and New Zealand on March 3, hence the JLT Sheffield Shield fixture on the same dates being held at the MCG.
“It’s a great line up of Victorian cricket spread across both our new home at the CitiPower Centre and the MCG. We’re looking forward to hosting the JLT One-Day Cup final here – and fingers crossed our Victorian team will be in contention for the title,” Ingleton said.
“Planning is well underway for our first season in our new venue and we look forward to welcoming local fans through the gates to support the Vics.”
Full 2018-19 Victorian Fixtures:
JLT One-Day Cup
16 September 2018 – Queensland v Victoria, Riverway Stadium (Townsville)
19 September 2018 – Tasmania v Victoria, Riverway Stadium (Townsville)
23 September 2018 – New South Wales v Victoria, North Sydney Oval
26 September 2018 – Victoria v Western Australia, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
30 September 2018 – Victoria v South Australia, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
7 October 2018 – JLT One-Day Cup Semi Final, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
10 October 2018 – JLT One-Day Cup Final, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
WNCL
21 September 2018 – Western Australia v Victoria, Murdoch University (Perth)
22 September 2018 – Victoria v South Australia, Murdoch University (Perth)
9 November 2018 – ACT v Victoria, Manuka Oval
11 November 2018 – New South Wales v Victoria, Blacktown International Sportspark
1 February 2019 – Victoria v Queensland, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
3 February 2019 – Victoria v Tasmania, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
9 February 2019 – WNCL Final
JLT Sheffield Shield
16-19 October 2018 – Western Australia v Victoria, WACA
25-28 October 2018 – Victoria v New South Wales, MCG
3-6 November 2018 – Victoria v South Australia, MCG
17-20 November 2018 – Tasmania v Victoria, Blundstone Arena
27-30 Novemeber 2017 – Queensland v Victoria, Gabba
7-10 December 2018 – Victoria v Western Australia, MCG
23-26 February 2019 – Victoria v Queensland, CitiPower Centre (Junction Oval)
3-6 March 2019 – Victoria v Tasmania, MCG
11-14 March 2019 – New South Wales v Victoria, TBC
20-23 March 2019 – South Australia v Victoria, Karen Rolton Oval (Adelaide)
28 March-1 April 2019 – JLT Sheffield Shield Final
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