After a slow start to their ODI World Cup campaign, Australia have now recorded seven straight victories, including an all-time classic against the red-hot New Zealand.
The likes of David Warner, Adam Zampa and Glenn Maxwell have been doing a large portion of the damage, with the latter breaking the record for the fastest century in the tournament's history against the Netherlands.
The Sporting News has all the latest on Australia's World Cup draw below.
When is Australia's next ODI World Cup match?
Australia will play their next match on Thursday, November 16 against South Africa in the World Cup semi-final.
The clash will begin at 7:30 pm AEDT (2:00 pm local time).
Australia ODI World Cup full schedule, draw and results
| Date/Time (AEDT) | Match/Result |
| Sun. 8th October, 7:30 pm | India 4/201 def. Australia 199 |
| Thu. 12th October, 7:30 pm | South Africa 7/311 def. Australia 177 |
| Mon. 16th October, 7:30 pm | Australia 5/215 def. Sri Lanka 209 |
| Fri. 20th October, 7:30 pm | Australia 9/367 def. Pakistan 305 |
| Wed. 25th October, 7:30 pm | Australia 8/399 def. Netherlands 90 |
| Sat. 28th October, 4:00 pm | Australia 388 def. New Zealand 9/383 |
| Sat. 4th November, 7:30 pm | Australia 286 def. England 253 |
| Tue. 7th November, 7:30 pm | Australia 7/293 def. Afghanistan 5/291 |
| Sat. 11th November, 4:00 pm | Australia 2/307 def. Bangladesh 8/306 |
How to watch ODI World Cup in Australia
Channel Nine holds the official free-to-air rights for every Australian match, as well as the semi-finals and final.
Every single match of this year's tournament will also be broadcast live on Fox Cricket.
How to live stream ODI World Cup in Australia
9Now will live stream every Australian match live on their platform, while Kayo Sports will have uninterrupted access to every match of the tournament.