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Not India! Pakistan, Australia to tour England as ECB announces home schedule for 2027 season

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Published at :July 23, 2026 at 5:54 PM
Modified at :July 23, 2026 at 5:54 PM
Not India! Pakistan, Australia to tour England as ECB announces home schedule for 2027 season

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England will host the Ashes in 2027.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has released the home schedule for the England Men’s and Women’s teams. Moreover, they have also published the schedule for the Mixed Disability teams.

England will be hosting ICC World Test Championship (WTC) 2025-27 Final for the third time in a row. This time it will be at the Oval, London, from June 9. England Men will begin their home calendar with a five-match ODI series against Pakistan.

The ICC Cricket World Cup is scheduled to be played in October-November of 2027, and to prepare for that, The Three Lions will engage in an ODI series with New Zealand in September, comprising of five ODIs.

Apart from the ODIs, England will clash with the Australia for the Ashes 2027. The first Test will start from June 18 at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Prior to the official Tests, one full strength Warm-up game will be played between the two sides.

Moreover, Bangladesh will be touring England for a one-off Test fixture to be played at the Lord’s Cricket Ground, London, from May 28. England’s Men’s team is scheduled to play only one T20I series at home in 2027, which will be against New Zealand in September.

England’s home schedule for 2027

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England celebrates. (Photo by Gareth Copley – ECB/ECB via Getty Images)

England Men v Pakistan  

  • Saturday 15 May: 1st Metro Bank ODI – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 11am 
  • Wednesday 19 May: 2nd Metro Bank ODI – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, 1300 
  • Friday 21 May: 3rd Metro Bank ODI – Headingley, Leeds, 1100 
  • Sunday 23 May: 4th Metro Bank ODI – Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street, 1100 
  • Wednesday 26 May: 5th Metro Bank ODI – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 1300 

England Men v Bangladesh 

  • Friday 28 May – 1 June: Only Rothesay Test match – Lord’s, London, 1100 

ICC World Test Championship Final 

  • Wednesday 9–13 June: ICC World Test Championship Final – Kia Oval, London, 1030 

England Men v Australia – Rothesay Men’s Ashes 

  • Monday 7 – 10 June: Warm-up match England Lions v Australia – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (* This fixture will be subject to review should Australia reach the ICC World Test Championship Final) 
  • Friday 18 – 22 June: 1st Rothesay Ashes Test match – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 1100 
  • Wednesday 30 June – 4 July: 2nd Rothesay Ashes Test – Lord’s, London, 1100 
  • Thursday 8 – 12 July: 3rd Rothesay Ashes Test – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 1100
  • Wednesday 21 – 25 July: 4th Rothesay Ashes Test – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 1100 
  • Thursday 29 July – 2 August: 5th Rothesay Ashes Test – Kia Oval, London, 1100 

England Women v Australia – Metro Bank Women’s Ashes 

  • Thursday 24 – 27 June: 1st Rothesay Ashes Test match – Headingley, Leeds, 1100
  • Saturday 3 July: 1st Vitality IT20 – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 1900 
  • Tuesday 6 July: 2nd Vitality IT20 – Kia Oval, London, 1830 
  • Friday 9 July: 3rd Vitality IT20 – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, 1900
  • Tuesday 13 July: 1st Metro Bank ODI – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 1300 
  • Friday 16 July: 2nd Metro Bank ODI – Lord’s, London, 1300 
  • Tuesday 20 July: 3rd Metro Bank ODI – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 1300 

England Men v New Zealand 

  • Tuesday 7 September: 1st Vitality IT20 – Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street, 1830 
  • Thursday 9 September: 2nd Vitality IT20 – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, 1830 
  • Saturday 11 September: 3rd Vitality IT20 – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 1430 
  • Tuesday 14 September: 1st Metro Bank ODI – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 1230 
  • Thursday 16 September: 2nd Metro Bank ODI – Lord’s, London, 1230 
  • Sunday 19 September: 3rd Metro Bank ODI – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, 1030 
  • Wednesday 22 September: 4th Metro Bank ODI – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 1230 
  • Saturday 25 September: 5th Metro Bank ODI – Headingley, Leeds, 1030 

England Women v Bangladesh 

  • Wednesday 8 September: 1st Vitality IT20 – cinch County Ground, Northampton, 1830 
  • Friday 10 September: 2nd Vitality IT20 – Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, 1830 
  • Sunday 12 September: 3rd Vitality IT20 – New Road, Worcester, 1430 
  • Friday 17 September: 1st Metro Bank ODC – County Ground, Hove, 1230 
  • Tuesday 21 September: 2nd Metro Bank ODC – St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, 1230 
  • Friday 24 September: 3rd Metro Bank ODC – Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford, 1230

Who will host the Ashes in 2027?

England will host the Ashes in 2027.

Where will the World Test Championship Final 2027 be played?

The World Test Championship Final 2027 will be played at The Oval, London, from 9-13 June.

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Vriddhi Agrawal
Vriddhi Agrawal

Cricket runs in the blood of Indians — and that’s something she truly believes in. A law student with a lifelong connection to the game, she has followed cricket passionately since his school days. Like countless young fans, she first experienced the sport on the field before deepening his understanding through constant watching, reading, and conversations around the game. Writing became a natural extension of that passion, bringing a “Pavilion Perspective” to his work — capturing how fans experience matches through their own lens.