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England men’s cricket schedule: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures from 2023-27

The ICC has released the 2023-2027 Future Tours Programme – here is what England’s schedule currently looks like.

South Africa v England

January 2023.

England travel to South Africa for three ODIs. These fixtures were originally meant to be played in 2020 but were postponed due to Covid.

New Zealand v England

February 2023.

Two Tests in New Zealand. This will be the fourth Test series the sides have played against each other since 2019.

Bangladesh v England

Three ODIs and three T20Is. This will be England’s first trip to Bangladesh since 2016.

England v Ireland

England and Ireland will play their second Test against each other four years after the first. In the same vein as the previous one, this will act as a warm-up for the Ashes.

The Ashes (home)

June – july 2023.

Five Tests and the showpiece of the summer. The series will be finished by the end of July as Australia are touring South Africa in August.

England v New Zealand

September 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is will be played at the back-end of the summer in September.

A second batch of England v Ireland in the same summer as the two will play three ODIs against each other.

ODI World Cup

October-november 2023.

England travel to India for the ODI World Cup where they will be defending champions.

West Indies v England

December 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is as England return to the Caribbean for a white-ball-only series in the month of December.

India v England

January-february 2024.

England travel to India for the first of their two scheduled five-match series against India between 2023-27.

England v Pakistan

A warm-up act for the T20 World Cup that takes place the following month. England will play five T20Is against Pakistan.

T20 World Cup

Held in the Caribbean and USA. This will be the first ICC tournament to have fixtures held in the United States.

England v West Indies

Three Tests. This will be the first time West Indies tour England for a red-ball series since 2020.

England v Sri Lanka

August 2024.

Sri Lanka tour England for a Test-match series for the first time since 2016.

England v Australia

September 2024.

Five ODIs and three T20Is as Australia visit England for the second consecutive year.

Pakistan v England

October 2024.

England return to Pakistan for the second time in two years for another three-match Test series.

November 2024

Another white-ball series in the Caribbean as England play three ODIs and three T20Is in the region.

November-December 2024

Three Tests will be played between the two sides.

January-February 2025

A white-ball tour for England that will consist of three ODIs and five T20Is.

Champions Trophy

February-march 2025.

Pakistan will host a major tournament for the first time in the 21st century.

A whistle-stop tour for the Windies, who play England in three ODIs.

England v India

June-august 2025.

The return series as England and India lock horns for five further Tests. These are the only Tests that England play at home in 2025.

Ireland v England

Scheduled to be played at the same time as the India Test series, England will send a completely separate squad to Ireland to play three ODIs whilst the red-ball squad stay at home.

England v South Africa

August-september 2025.

A white-ball only series as the two sides play three ODIs and three T20Is against each other.

September 2025

West Indies return for a second time in the same summer. Playing three T20Is in the final week of September.

October-November 2025

For the third year in four, England travel to New Zealand. This time for a white-ball tour of three ODIs and three T20Is.

The Ashes (away)

November-january 2025-26.

The Ashes. Down Under.

Sri Lanka v England

January 2026.

Three T20Is and three ODIs.

February-March 2026

To be held jointly in Sri Lanka and India.

Three Tests at home. England play New Zealand in some form every year from 2022 to 2026.

Three ODIs and five T20Is in this white-ball tour.

August-September 2026

Three Tests between the two nations.

September 2026

Three ODIs and three T20Is round off the 2026 English summer.

Tri-series in Pakistan

October 2026.

England will play four ODIs in total against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Australia v England

October-november 2026.

A white-ball series down under with three ODIs and five T20Is played.

December-February 2026/27

The only tour England will be involved in between 2023-27 that is both red- and white-ball. Three Tests, three ODIs and three T20Is.

February 2027

The final series in the 2023-27 cycle is a two-match Test series away to Bangladesh.

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CWI and ECB announce expanded England Men's Tour of West Indies in 2022

ST JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced the scheduled match dates for England’s next tour of the Caribbean in 2022. It represents an expanded schedule to the original International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Future Tours Programme (FTP).

The January 2022 Tour will now feature five T20 Internationals (T20Is) – increased from three matches – to be followed by England returning to the Caribbean for three Test matches in March – increased from the original two Test matches.

The Test series will be the first in which the two teams compete for the newly commissioned “Richards-Botham Trophy,” named in honour of West Indies’ batting icon Sir Vivian Richards and England’s great all-rounder Lord Botham. The new trophy pays tribute to the two legends whose rivalry and friendship embodies the close relationship and mutual respect between the two sides.

The T20I Series will be the biggest Series to date between the two teams in the shortest form of the game and will be part of the preparations building up to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Australia in October 2022.

Ricky Skerritt, CWI President said: .

“This expansion of next year’s England tour to the Caribbean is welcomed news for West Indies Cricket and for the region’s tourism economy. It has come about because of the special relationship that has been developed between our respective boards and we are looking forward to working with ECB Chair Ian Watmore, and CEO Tom Harrison, to expand our partnership even further into new areas of cooperation and support. We have already begun discussions on how the ECB can help us in our development programs and I am pleased that ECB has been showing so much appetite and goodwill to assist.”

Johnny Grave CWI CEO said:

“We are delighted that the ECB have agreed to increase the number of matches in their tour to Caribbean next year. An England Tour to the West Indies is a special event, so by adding a third Test match and two T20Is to the original schedule it will enable more fans to watch the teams do battle and afford more of our countries the opportunity to host matches.”

Ian Watmore, Chair, England and Wales Cricket Board said:

"We hugely appreciated the support of Cricket West Indies, and all its men’s and women’s players, in helping us host a full season of international cricket in the summer of 2020. Following the conclusion of those tours to England we have been in discussions with CWI to understand how we can best support them moving forward and one way was to extend our existing England men’s tours to the Caribbean in 2022.”

Tom Harrison, Chief Executive Officer, England and Wales Cricket Board said:

"A tour to the Caribbean is one of the most iconic for both England players and fans alike. So, we are delighted to confirm that our England men’s team will play two additional IT20s and one more Test Match as part of their planned tours in January and March respectively. “The three Test Match series will form part of the next ICC World Test Championship, whilst the additional IT20s will provide our England men’s team with valuable preparation ahead of the ICC World T20, which takes place in Australia later that year."

The venues for the matches are expected to be announce in June 2021. For the latest ticket information click HERE , and sign up for the WI Insider Fanmail to get the very latest news and fixture information delivered directly to your email inbox as soon as it's released by clicking HERE .

West Indies and England restarted the international cricket schedule following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic when West Indies toured England in July 2020. The teams played a three-match ICC World Test Championship Series in a bio-secure bubble at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton and Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester.

Proposed Match Schedule

• Friday, January 28: 1st T20 International
• Sunday, January 30: 2nd T20 International
• Wednesday, February 2: 3rd T20 International
• Friday, February 4: 4th T20 International
• Saturday, February 5: 5th T20 International
• Tuesday, March 1 to Friday, March 4 : warm-up match
• Tuesday, Mar 8 to Saturday, March 12: 1st Test Match
• Wednesday, March 16 to Saturday, March 20: 2nd Test Match
• Thursday, March 24 to Monday, March 28: 3rd Test Match

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England cricket fixtures: Manic 2022-23 schedule shows why Test and ODI teams are set up to fail

England are set to play an unprecedented 54 matches across all formats in just 11 months and the scale of this job is deterring the best coaching candidates and wearing out the players.

One look at England’s fixture list for the next 11 months tells you exactly why Rob Key, the new director of men’s cricket , has split the head coach role between Test and white-ball cricket.

Official confirmation of that decision came on Tuesday, when the separate jobs for red and white-ball coaches were advertised by the England & Wales Cricket Board.

With a closing date for applications of 6 May – and interviews to take place after that – England face a race against time to fill the roles before the start of the international summer on 2 June.

But the manic nature of England’s schedule between then and the end of March next year may well put off some of the best candidates.

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Ricky Ponting , Mahela Jayawardene and Ottis Gibson have already ruled themselves out of the running to become the new Test coach. Justin Langer, too, is also now out of the picture.

Simon Katich and Gary Kirsten have been sounded out by Key , but there must be a danger that they too may be put off by the volume of cricket England face in the coming months.

The international schedule has long been a bug bear of England’s players and coaches – with 40 matches across all formats in the year just gone. Indeed, nobody plays more cricket than England.

Yet the number of matches between June and the end of March 2023 is unprecedented even for them. Having already played five Test matches and five T20 internationals this year, the long-form and white-ball teams will play a combined 54 matches in 10 months, with that rising to 57 if England make the final of this autumn’s Men’s T20 World Cup in Australia.

England cricket fixtures 2022-23 England have already played five Tests this year (two in Australia and three in the West Indies) as well as five Twenty20 internationals in the Caribbean. In the next 11 months they face at least another 54 games (57 if they make the T20 World Cup final) in just 11 months. June 2-27: Three Tests v New Zealand 17-22: Three ODIs in Netherlands July 1-5: Test v India 7-10: Three T20s v India 12-17: Three ODIs v India 19-24: Three ODIs v South Africa 27-31: Three T20s v South Africa August 17-21: First Test v South Africa 25-29: Second Test v South Africa September 8-12: Third Test v South Africa Seven T20s in Pakistan (dates tbc) October-November Three T20s in Australia T20 World Cup in Australia (five games minimum for England, seven if they make final). November-December Three ODIs in Australia Three Tests in Pakistan (dates tbc) February 2023 Two Tests in New Zealand (dates tbc) Three ODIs in South Africa (dates tbc) March 2023 Three ODIs and three T20s in Bangladesh

In comparison, India and Australia are expected to play 43 and 39 matches respectively in the same period.

Several Test and white-ball series clash, too, making the decision to have separate coaches a necessity, while there’s a responsibility on Key to protect the all-format players. That will surely see experimental or development squads used for several of the white-ball series, starting with the three ODIs in the Netherlands in June.

There may be a T20 World Cup in the autumn but England’s priority right now is Test cricket, so the likes of Ben Stokes , Jonny Bairstow and Mark Wood must only be made available to the white-ball set-up in the lead up to that World Cup that starts in Australia in October.

That is unlikely to make the job of white-ball coach, already expected to be a largely hands-off role given the authority of captain Eoin Morgan, attractive to many high-quality external candidates. It makes sense then to hand that job to Paul Collingwood, somebody already within the set-up and who was interim head coach for the Test and white-ball tours of the West Indies at the start of this year.

It is Test cricket that will occupy most of Key’s mind for the time being, with the appointment of a world-class coach the absolute priority if England are to arrest an alarming slump that has put them bottom of the World Test Championship table.

Attempting to revive England’s fortunes may well be a tempting challenge to many.

Yet even with separate head coaches, the relentless schedule may put off many high-quality candidates.

Despite having just 12 Tests in 10 months, whoever is appointed the red-ball coach will probably have to spend around six months away from home between the start of the summer and the end of February.

That’s some commitment and one that many coaches simply do not need to make given there are so many plum jobs available in franchise cricket that pay equivalent wages – or in some cases better – than what England will be offering.

No wonder Chris Silverwood, England’s last head coach, was sacked. Being asked to be responsible for teams across all formats as well as selection meant Silverwood was set up to fail.

Put simply, England need to play less cricket. Doing that may hit the ECB financially but it will surely improve results as well as players’ mental and physical wellbeing.

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England in West Indies: Schedule for T20 and Test tour in January and March 2022 revealed

England will play their first five-match T20I series against the West Indies in January, before competing in a three-match Test series in March where both countries will play for the right to lift the newly inaugurated Richards-Botham Trophy

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The schedule for England's T20 and Test tour of the West Indies in January and March 2022 has been announced by Cricket West Indies (CWI) and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

England will arrive in the Caribbean to play the first-ever five-match T20I series between the two teams.

All five matches in Barbados will be played across a nine-day period from January 22 to January 30, including two consecutive weekends of back-to-back T20 cricket.

Following West Indies' white-ball tour of India in February 2022, the West Indies will welcome England back to the region for a three-match Test series to compete for the newly created Richards-Botham Trophy.

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The Test series will start at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground (SVRCG) in Antigua on March 8, 2022 before moving to the Kensington Oval in Barbados for the second Test starting on March 16.

The third Test match will commence on March 24 in Grenada at the National Cricket Stadium.

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CWI has also confirmed they will welcome fully vaccinated England fans throughout the tour.

West Indies vs England, T20 series dates (all in Barbados)

Saturday, January 22 - first T20I West Indies vs England Sunday, January 23 - second T20I West Indies vs England Wednesday, January 26 - third T20I West Indies vs England Saturday, January 29 - fourth T20I West Indies vs England Sunday, January 30 - fifth T20I West Indies vs England

West Indies vs England, Test series dates

March 1-4 - Four-day warm-up match at Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua March 8-12 - first Test match, West Indies vs England, at Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua March 16-20 - second Test match, West Indies vs England, at Kensington Oval, Barbados March 24-28 - third Test match, West Indies vs England, at National Cricket Stadium, Grenada

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Schedule, venues confirmed for England WTC25 tour of New Zealand

New Zealand Cricket have announced dates and locations for the England Test series, beginning in late November.

Hagley Oval in Christchurch, the Basin Reserve in Wellington, and Seddon Park in Hamilton will host New Zealand's three Tests, all part of the ongoing 2023-2025 World Test Championship.

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Scott Weenink says the early announcement of England's Test tour comes after a surge in popularity in the long format, where seven of the eight days of the two Tests against Australia earlier this year were sold out.

“In the past, there’s often been a lot of talk in New Zealand about the popularity of Test cricket - without that translating into ticket sales or viewership numbers,” he said.

“The difference over the past summer, and in terms of the upcoming Tests against England, is that the interest is being converted to bums on seats and is driving record viewership numbers.

“We’re looking forward to that continuing over the upcoming summer, and to welcoming the England team and their fans to the Tests, and of course all the Kiwi-based supporters as well.”

Winners of the first World Test Championship cycle in 2021, New Zealand sit in third on the 2023-2025 table, having collected 50% of possible points in their campaign thus far. The Black Caps claimed maximum points in their home series against South Africa and collected a win in their away two-match series with Bangladesh, before falling to a 2-0 series defeat to current defending World Test Champions Australia.

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Both Australia and Sri Lanka women’s teams, alongside the Sri Lanka and Pakistan men’s teams, will also be touring in the 2024/2025 summer.

The remainder of New Zealand's home international schedule will be announced later in the year.

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Scottish North West Passage & The NC500

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Join us on what is regarded a trip of a lifetime as we take a Scottish journey of the Northwest Passage and the NC500.  Discover Scotland’s own scenic Route 66, Route 500, a jaw dropping journey skirting the very top of the UK’s Northwest Coastline passing deserted beaches and ancient castles.  Marvel at 430 miles of some of the most unspoilt and picturesque scenery in Europe, with its diverse array of wildlife and a culture which has changed very little across the generations.  With wonderful attractions included that showcase the area beautifully this is truly a tour not to be missed.  Book today and look forward to making memories to last a lifetime.

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25/08/2025 – x1 night minimum 3* hotel, hotel tbc

Dinner, bed and breakfast

En-suite bedrooms

26/08/2025 – x2 nights – Dunollie Hotel, Skye

Half day service of a guide on Skye

Entrance Dunvegan Castle

28/08/2025 – x1 night – Gairloch Hotel, Gairloch

29/08/2025 – x2 nights – Station/St Clair Thurso

Lunch at Smoo Cave

Entrance to Castle of Mey

31/08/2025 – 1 night - minimum 3* hotel, hotel tbc

Single room supplement £190.00

Monday Depart Leyland at 08.00hrs for our journey north to Scotland with a suitable lunch stop en-route to our hotel. (This will be an overnight at a minimum 3-star hotel in the Glasgow/Loch Lomond area - Hotel TBC). Tuesday Following breakfast, we begin our journey along the picturesque shores of Loch Lomond, then venture through Glencoe, known as "The Weeping Glen," and continue along the Great Glen, where you'll be treated to breathtaking loch and mountain vistas. Make a stop at the iconic Eilean Donan Castle before reaching the Dunollie our Skye hotel for a two-night stay. Wednesday Following breakfast discover the rich history and stunning landscapes of Skye, visiting landmarks like the capital, Portree, and Dunvegan Castle, the ancestral home of the Macleod Clan. Take in the dramatic coastal views of the Cullins as you explore the island with an experienced guide. Thursday From Skye head Northwards to the vast region of Wester Ross. Along the shores of Loch Maree, regarded as one of Scotland's bonniest lochs. Time free to take in the Highland air in Gairloch with its pretty harbour where the next night will be spent before embarking on the true beginnings of the NC500. Friday Experience the rugged beauty of Caithness and Sutherland along the North Coast 500, featuring dramatic cliffs, serene lochs, and pristine beaches. Enjoy lunch at Smoo Cave Hotel in Durness before arriving in Thurso for a two-night stay. (Hotel will be either Station Hotel, Thurso or St Clair Hotel, Thurso TBC please note both hotels are 3 star). Saturday Visit Explore the historic Castle of Mey, once a retreat for Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, and indulge in a whisky tasting experience at Wolfburn Distillery. If time permits, stop at John o Groats for some memorable photos. Some dates may exclude Castle of Mey Sunday Drive along the coastal road, passing through historical sites like Helmsdale and Brora, and capturing photos of Dunrobin Castle. Enjoy free time in the Highland capital of Inverness before continuing through the picturesque Spey Valley and Drumochter Pass. Spend your final night in a minimum 3* hotel, either in Pitlochry or further south. (hotel to be confirmed). Monday Check out of our hotel following breakfast to continue our journey south and home with a suitable lunch stop en-route

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