Cricket Australia cuts back summer ODI schedule Australia will play just five ODI matches against England this summer. AUSTRALIA'S five-match series of one-day internationals against England will be condensed into a 15-day period in January 2014. Cricket Australia today announced the ODI series against England begins in Melbourne on January 12 and the last game is on January 26 in Adelaide. Australia will also host three Twenty20 clashes with England on January 29, January 31 and February 2 in Hobart, Melbourne and Sydney (ANZ Stadium). Australia's five-Test Ashes series, as previously announced last year, starts on November 21 in Brisbane and concludes with the Sydney Test on January 3-7. CA boasted in a statement on Thursday it was expecting record attendances this summer. The program includes five ... Ashes Tests, which will again attract big numbers of UK visitors Down Under and is expected to boost Australia's tourism economy by more than $300 million based on previous Ashes experience," the statement said. The ODI series against only one team is a change from last summer's format which included a five-game tournament against Sri Lanka in January 2013 and another five matches against West Indies in February. "We encourage our Australian-based fans to join the Australian Cricket Family for free to ensure they get priority access to tickets when they are released mid-year," CA chief James Sutherland said. We've got no doubt there will also be a lot of fans from the UK and abroad who will make the trek Down Under to follow all the summer's action. Tickets will go on sale in July. November 21-25 - 1st Test Australia v England, Gabba, Brisbane December 5-9 - 2nd Test Australia v England, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide December 13-17 - 3rd Test Australia v England, WACA Ground, Perth December 26-30 - 4th Test Australia v England, MCG, Melbourne January 3-7 - 5th Test Australia v England, SCG, Sydney January 12 - Australia v England, MCG, Melbourne January 17 - Australia v England, Gabba, Brisbane January 19 - Australia v England, SCG, Sydney January 24 - Australia v England, WACA Ground, Perth January 26 - Australia v England, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide January 29 - Australia v England, Blundstone Arena, Hobart January 31 - Australia v England, MCG, Melbourne February 2 - Australia v England, Stadium Australia, Sydney Oct 31-Nov 2 - Western Australian XI v England, WACA Ground, Perth Nov 6-9 - Australia A v England, Blundstone Arena, Hobart Nov 13-16 - NSW XI v England, SCG, Sydney Nov 29-30 - Chairman's XI v England, Traeger Park, Alice Springs Jan 14 - PM's XI v England (50 overs), Manuka Oval, Canberra