By Moneycontrol Sports Desk | July 23, 2025
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England have unveiled a busy schedule of bilateral series to headline their 2026 home cricket season. A major highlight of the summer will be the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, which kicks off on June 12.
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1st Test – 4-8 June , Lord’s, London 2nd Test – 17-21 June, The Oval, London 3rd Test – 25-29 June, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
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1st T20I – 1 July, Riverside, Durham, 2nd T20I – 4 July, Old Trafford, Manchester, 3rd T20I – 7 July, Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 4th T20I – 9 July, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, 5th T20I – 11 July, Utilita Bowl, Southampton.
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1st ODI – 14 July, Edgbaston, Birmingham 2nd ODI – 16 July, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff 3rd ODI – 19 July, Lord’s, London
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1st Test – 19-23 July, Headingley, Leeds 2nd Test – 27-31 August, Lord’s, London 3rd Test – 9-13 September, Edgbaston, Birmingham
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1st T20I – 15 September, Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 2nd T20I – 17 September, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 3rd T20I – 19 September, Old Trafford, Manchester.
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1st ODI – 22 September, Riverside, Durham 2nd ODI – 24 September, Headingley, Leeds 3rd ODI – 27 September, The Oval, London
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1st ODI – 10 May, Banks Homes Riverside, Durham, 2nd ODI – 13 May, The County Ground, Northampton, 3rd ODI – 16 May, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff.
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1st T20I – 20 May, The Central Co-op County Ground, Derby, 2nd T20I – 23 May, The Spitfire Ground, Canterbury, 3rd T20I – 25 May, The 1st Central County Ground, Hove.
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1st T20I – 28 May, Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford, 2nd T20I – 30 May, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, 3rd T20I – 2 June, The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton. One-off Test – 10-13 July, Lord’s, London.
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1st ODI – 1 September, The Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester, 2nd ODI – 3 September, The Central Co-op County Ground, Derby, 3rd ODI – 6 September, Worcestershire New Road, Worcester.