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Hungaroring, HungarySeventy laps on Sunday, then four weeks off.

ParisOver Montmartre and onto the Champs-Élysées.

Lausanne to NiceNine stages, a Swiss Grand Départ, and a finish on the Mediterranean.

Japan, then TownsvilleLes Kiss's first Tests in charge.

Darwin and MackayBangladesh's first tour here in 23 years.

Zandvoort, NetherlandsBack from the break, and Zandvoort's first sprint.

Monaco to GranadaThree weeks, starting with a time trial around the harbour.

Johannesburg, Cape Town, and a neutral venueThe first full tour of South Africa in thirty years, opening at Ellis Park.

ArgentinaBoth away, venues still to be confirmed.

Sydney, AustraliaThe newest of the seven majors, and the only one in Australia.

Monza, ItalyThe fastest circuit on the calendar, and the loudest Ferrari crowd.

MADRING, MadridNew this year: 5.4km and 22 corners around IFEMA.

Nice, FranceTwo days, one field each; Nice hosts through 2028.

Harare, then Durban, Johannesburg and PotchefstroomThree in Harare, then straight on to South Africa.

WACA GroundUnder lights, and Beau Casson's first match as coach.

Montréal, CanadaA week of rainbow jerseys — time trials, then the road races.

Pontevedra, SpainElite titles decided on the Sunday, with the age-group crowns across the week.

Baku, AzerbaijanA Thursday-to-Saturday weekend.

Berlin, GermanyThe world-record course, entered by ballot.

AustraliaA one-off at home against the Springboks.

WACA GroundWith Aaron Hardie captaining.

Marina Bay, SingaporeThe other new sprint, under lights.

Brisbane and North SydneyThe ODIs at the Gabba, the T20Is at North Sydney Oval.

Durban, Gqeberha, Cape TownThe first Test tour of South Africa since 2018.

Lombardy, ItalyThe race of the falling leaves, the fifth Monument, and the end of the road season.

Kailua-Kona, Hawai'iBoth fields on one day again, ending the Kona–Nice split.

Eden Park, AucklandTwo Tests for the Cup this year rather than three.

Nannup, Western AustraliaThe first gravel Worlds outside Europe, three hours from Perth.

Chicago, USALocked to the second Sunday in October.

Accor Stadium, SydneyThe return leg a week later, and the series settled in a fortnight.

Eight venues, top to bottomThe white-ball half of a twelve-match tour.

Circuit of the Americas, AustinFirst of the three North American rounds.

Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, MexicoThin air, long straight, and the stadium section.

WACA Ground and awayTen games in five weeks, opening at home on Halloween.

New York City, USAThe biggest marathon in the world, five boroughs.

Interlagos, BrazilA normal weekend for once — Interlagos loses its sprint this year.

Twickenham, Edinburgh, CardiffThree Nations Championship Tests.

Edinburgh, Cardiff, TwickenhamThree Nations Championship Tests.

Perth, then the east coastEight white-ball matches, opening in Perth.

Las Vegas Strip Circuit, USASaturday night down the Strip.

Wellington and ChristchurchThe Basin Reserve, then Hagley Oval.

Optus StadiumThe first Shield match at Optus since 2018.

Lusail, QatarPenultimate round, and the last chance to settle the title early.

Allianz Stadium, TwickenhamAll twelve teams, six play-offs, and the first Nations Championship title.

Yas Marina, UAEThe finale.

Busselton, WAFull and half distance on the same day, starting off the jetty.

Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, SydneyThe first four-Test trans-Tasman series.

AustraliaEight days after India leave, the Test side lands in Perth.

Nelson, Wellington, Mount MaunganuiTheir only home tour of the summer.

Doha, QatarBoth fields together, and the tour titles settled.

Chennai, IndiaThe first Big Bash match played outside Australia.

Optus StadiumThe Hurricanes, then the Stars on Boxing Day, then the Thunder.