Australia will take on world champions India in one of their final two warm-up games before February's one-day cricket World Cup.
India, who are also in Australia for a four-Test series beforehand, will take on the tournament hosts at the Adelaide Oval on February 8 as both teams look to fine-tune their strategies ahead of the World Cup which starts on February 14.
Michael Clarke's men will follow the Indian showdown with a final warm-up against the United Arab Emirates, the ICC announced late on Monday night.
The matches will not be recognised as one-day internationals and will have relaxed rules, including the ability to use 15 players - although only 11 can take the field at any one point.
In all, 14 warm-up matches will take place across Australia and New Zealand in the lead-up to the opening day of the World Cup - which starts on February 14 when Australia face England at the MCG while the Black Caps are pitted against Sri Lanka in Christchurch.
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