MELBOURNE, October 20, 2026: Cricket Australia today launched The West Test Festival with just 50 days to go until the NRMA Insurance West Test against New Zealand at Perth Stadium.
Australian cricket greats Justin Langer and Adam Gilchrist were at Perth Stadium to announce the festival.
The West Test Festival will run across the first four days of the West Test (9-12 December), giving fans the opportunity to enjoy a range of activities and fan experiences around Perth Stadium.
Todd Greenberg, CEO CA said, “We’re excited to be just 50 days away from the West Test and the start of what promises to be a fantastic Trans-Tasman Trophy.
“The West Test has become one of the standout match-day events of the summer and creates a fantastic atmosphere around Perth Stadium for players and fans.
“We’re committed to continually improving the fan experience each summer and The West Test Festival is a key part of that ambition.”
John Stephenson, CEO WA Cricket said. “The West Test has become one of the premier events on the Western Australian sporting calendar, and we’re excited to be counting down the final 50 days until Australia takes on New Zealand at Perth Stadium.
“West Test Festival will further enhance the fan experience, creating a festival atmosphere around one of the summer’s most anticipated sporting events.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming fans from across Western Australia and beyond for what promises to be an outstanding week of cricket.”
WA Premier and Tourism, Trade and Investment Minister Roger Cook said, “The countdown is on for what will be one of Western Australia’s biggest events this summer, with just 50 days remaining until the opening Test of the series.
“The Men’s West Test is a fantastic opportunity to attract visitors to our State, showcase Perth to a national and international audience to inspire future visitation, and highlight why Western Australia is a world-class major event destination.
Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets now at cricket.com.au/tickets and be part of a great week of cricket in Western Australia.
