England reveal full 2026 home summer schedule, including Women’s T20 World Cup

Ben Stokes, Nat Sciver-Brunt, and Harry Brook headline a blockbuster 2026 as England hosts India, Pakistan, New Zealand, and more—plus the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup on home soil.

England cricketers including Ben Stokes, Harry Brook, and Saqib Mehmood celebrating and in action across different formats of the game.

Photo Credit: ECB

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the full fixture list for England’s 2026 international summer, featuring both the Men’s and Women’s teams in a packed season of cricket across all formats—including the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup hosted in England.

England will welcome New Zealand, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, and Ireland across the Men’s and Women’s schedules, with fixtures running from May through September. The ballot for tickets opens on 2 September 2025 via ecb.co.uk.

England to host ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026

A highlight of the summer is the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, scheduled from 12 June to 15 July 2026. It will be the first time England has hosted the tournament since 2009 and marks a major milestone for women’s cricket in the country.

England Women, led by Nat Sciver-Brunt, will play bilateral series against New Zealand, India, and Ireland on either side of the World Cup.

England Men’s fixtures: New Zealand, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka to tour

Ben Stokes’ Test side will face New Zealand and Pakistan in Rothesay Test series, while Harry Brook’s white-ball squad will take on India and Sri Lanka in Metro Bank ODIs and Vitality IT20s.

Full England International Fixtures – Summer 2026

England Women vs New Zealand

Sun 10 May – 1st ODI, Riverside, Durham, 11am

Wed 13 May – 2nd ODI, Northampton, 1pm

Sat 16 May – 3rd ODI, Cardiff, 11am

Wed 20 May – 1st IT20, Derby, 6:30pm

Sat 23 May – 2nd IT20, Canterbury, 2:30pm

Mon 25 May – 3rd IT20, Hove, TBC

England Women vs India

Thurs 28 May – 1st IT20, Chelmsford, 6:30pm

Sat 30 May – 2nd IT20, Bristol, TBC

Tues 2 June – 3rd IT20, Taunton, 6:30pm

Fri 10 July – 1st Test, Lord’s, 11am

England Women vs Ireland

Tues 1 Sept – 1st ODI, Leicester, 1pm

Thurs 3 Sept – 2nd ODI, Derby, 1pm

Sun 6 Sept – 3rd ODI, Worcester, 11am

England Men vs New Zealand

Thurs 4 June – 1st Test, Lord’s, 11am

Wed 17 June – 2nd Test, The Oval, 11am

Thurs 25 June – 3rd Test, Trent Bridge, 11am

England Men vs India

Wed 1 July – 1st IT20, Durham, 6:30pm

Sat 4 July – 2nd IT20, Old Trafford, 2:30pm

Tues 7 July – 3rd IT20, Trent Bridge, 6:30pm

Thurs 9 July – 4th IT20, Bristol, 6:30pm

Sat 11 July – 5th IT20, Southampton, 6:30pm

Tues 14 July – 1st ODI, Edgbaston, 1pm

Thurs 16 July – 2nd ODI, Cardiff, 1pm

Sun 19 July – 3rd ODI, Lord’s, 11am

England Men vs Pakistan

Wed 19 Aug – 1st Test, Headingley, 11am

Thurs 27 Aug – 2nd Test, Lord’s, 11am

Wed 9 Sept – 3rd Test, Edgbaston, 11am

England Men vs Sri Lanka

Tues 15 Sept – 1st IT20, Southampton, 6:30pm

Thurs 17 Sept – 2nd IT20, Cardiff, 6:30pm

Sat 19 Sept – 3rd IT20, Old Trafford, TBC

Tues 22 Sept – 1st ODI, Durham, 12:30pm

Thurs 24 Sept – 2nd ODI, Headingley, 12:30pm

Sun 27 Sept – 3rd ODI, The Oval, 10:30am

Ticket access and ballot details

Fans can enter the ballot from 2 September 2025 at ecb.co.uk. To gain priority ticket access, fans can join the We Are England Cricket Supporters program. Note that some counties may operate their own ballot timelines.

Quotes from ECB CEO

“The highlight of the summer will undoubtedly be the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup… it’s a fantastic opportunity to inspire the next generation of players and fans,” said ECB Chief Executive Officer Richard Gould.

“We’re thrilled to have both Ben Stokes’ and Harry Brook’s England teams in action, backed by big crowds at iconic venues around the country.”

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