The Aussies are back in England – for the first time since that headline-making Ashes series last summer.

You know, the one where Jonny Bairstow was controversially stumped, Stuart Broad told Alex Carey that moment was all he will ever be remembered for, MCC members clashed with Australian players in the Lord’s Long Room, and the rain scuppered England’s hopes of regaining the precious urn.

We can’t promise September’s three T20 internationals and five one-day internationals will be as dramatic but there is always spice whenever England play Australia, whatever the format.

You can catch every game live on Sky Sports, starting with the T20 opener at The Utilita Bowl in Southampton from 6.30pm on Wednesday (6pm on air).

When and where are the games taking place?

• 1st T20 (September 11) – The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (6.30pm start)
• 2nd T20 (September 13) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (6.30pm start)
• 3rd T20 (September 15) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester (2.30pm start)
• 1st ODI (September 19) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (12.30pm start)
• 2nd ODI (September 21) – Headingley, Leeds (11am start)
• 3rd ODI (September 24) – Seat Unique Riverside, Durham (12.30pm start)
• 4th ODI (September 27) – Lord’s, London (12.30pm start)
• 5th ODI (September 29) – The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (11am start)

There will be a 30-minute build-up to each match on Sky Sports Cricket.

Who is in England’s squads?

England skipper Jos Buttler will miss at least the T20 series due to a calf problem – he is also a doubt for the ODIs – so Phil Salt will deputise as captain in the shortest format.

Warwickshire duo Dan Mousley and Jacob Bethell – both left-handed batters who bowl spin – could make their internationals debuts, alongside uncapped Essex batter Jordan Cox and Hampshire fast bowler John Turner.

Leicestershire left-arm seamer Josh Hull may also play white-ball cricket for his country for the first time after being awarded a Test debut against Sri Lanka at The Kia Oval last week.

Surrey all-rounder Jamie Overton is in contention for a limited-overs debut, too, after being added to the group following Buttler’s injury setback.

England T20 squad: Phil Salt (Lancashire, captain), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire), Brydon Carse (Durham), Jordan Cox (Essex), Sam Curran (Surrey), Josh Hull (Leicestershire), Will Jacks (Surrey), Liam Livingstone (Lancashire), Saqib Mahmood (Lancashire), Dan Mousley (Warwickshire), Jamie Overton (Surrey), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Reece Topley (Surrey), John Turner (Hampshire).

England’s ODI squad will be beefed up by the arrival of the Test players, with batters Harry Brook, Ben Duckett and Jamie Smith and bowlers Gus Atkinson and Matthew Potts joining the group after the conclusion of the Sri Lanka series in south London.

Brook seems the likeliest candidate to captain if Buttler also misses the 50-over matches.

England ODI squad: Jos Buttler (captain, Lancashire), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Gus Atkinson (Surrey), Jacob Bethell (Warwickshire), Harry Brook (Yorkshire), Brydon Carse (Durham), Jordan Cox (Essex), Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire), Josh Hull (Leicestershire), Will Jacks (Surrey), Matthew Potts (Durham), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Phil Salt (Lancashire), Jamie Smith (Surrey), Reece Topley (Surrey), John Turner (Hampshire).

Bairstow and Moeen Ali were left out of both squads with the latter subsequently retiring from international cricket.

What about Australia squads?

Pat Cummins has been rested for both series so T20 captain Mitchell Marsh will also skipper the 50-over side, while there is no David Warner for Australia with the opening batter quitting international cricket after this year’s T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and the USA.

Warner’s spot in the T20 group has been taken by the hard-hitting Jake Fraser-McGurk, with that party also including uncapped spin-bowling all-rounder Cooper Connolly.

The aforementioned Carey is in Australia’s ODI squad so could receive an, er, interesting reaction from English crowds if he features in the 50-over series, which begins at Trent Bridge in September 19 and ends in Bristol on September 29.

Australia’s T20 squad: Mitchell Marsh (captain), Sean Abbott, Xavier Bartlett, Cooper Connolly, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Cameron Green, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Marcus Stoinis Adam Zampa.

Australia’s ODI squad: Mitchell Marsh (captain), Sean Abbott, Alex Carey, Cameron Green, Nathan Ellis, Jake Fraser-McGurk, Aaron Hardie, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Marnus Labuschagne, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Short, Steven Smith, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa.

When did England and Australia last meet?

The previous meeting came at the T20 World Cup in June when Australia ran out 36-run winners in the first group stage.

Warner and opening partner Travis Head smashed 70 runs inside five overs as Australia posted 201-7 in Barbados, with England only able to muster 166-5 in reply.

Watch England vs Australia live on Sky Sports Cricket this September as the sides meet in three T20 internationals and five one-day internationals. The first T20 is in Southampton on Wednesday with build-up from 6pm ahead of the first ball at 6.30pm.