ECB announces England's home schedule for 2027 including Ashes, Pakistan ODIs, Test vs Bangladesh

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A general view of the Ashes Trophy also called as the 'MCC Waterford Crystal Trophy' during day 5 of the fifth Test in the 2025/26 Ashes series between Australia and England at Sydney Cricket Ground on January 8, 2026 in Sydney, Australia.
A general view of the Ashes Trophy also called as the 'MCC Waterford Crystal Trophy' during day 5 of the fifth Test in the 2025/26 Ashes series between Australia and England at Sydney Cricket Ground on January 8, 2026 in Sydney, Australia.

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England are set to host Bangladesh for a one-off Test in May 2027.

Pakistan will tour England for an ODI series after 6 years.

England Cricket Board (ECB) on July 23 announced their schedule for 2027 home summer. The men's team will play an ODI series starting May 15. It will be followed by an only Test against Bangladesh. In June, the Ashes 2027 will begin in Nottingham. The Ashes will end early in August 2027. Then, the men's team will host New Zealand for three T20Is and five ODIs. The white-ball series against the Kiwis will take place in September 2027.

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England will look to reclaim the Ashes at home starting with series opener at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. The remaining Tests of the series will be played at Lord's, Edgbaston, Southampton, and The Oval.

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The women's team will begin their home season in 2027 with Ashes. The only Test will be played in June. In July, they will play three T20Is and as many ODIs. In September, England will host Bangladesh for three T20Is and three ODIs as well.

England's full schedule for 2027 at home -

England Men vs Pakistan

1st ODI - 15 May, Utilita Bowl, Southampton
2nd ODI - 19 May, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester
3rd ODI - 21 May, Headingley, Leeds
4th ODI - 23 May, Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street
5th ODI - 26 May, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

England Men vs Bangladesh

Only Test - 28 May to 1 June, Lord's, London

England Men vs Australia (Ashes)

1st Test - 18 to 22 June, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
2nd Test - 30 June to 4 July, Lord's, London
3rd Test - 8 to 12 July, Edgbaston, Birmingham
4th Test - 21 to 25 July, Utilita Bowl, Southampton
5th Test - 29 July to 2 August, Kia Oval, London

England Women vs Australia (Ashes)

Only Test - 24 to 27 June, Headingley, Leeds
1st T20I - 3 July, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
2nd T20I - 6 July, Kia Oval, London
3rd T20I - 9 July, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester
1st ODI - 13 July, Utilita Bowl, Southampton
2nd ODI - 16 July, Lord's, London
3rd ODI - 20 July, Edgbaston, Birmingham

England Men vs New Zealand

1st T20I - 7 September, Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street
2nd T20I - 9 September, Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester
3rd T20I - 11 September, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
1st ODI - 14 September, Edgbaston, Birmingham
2nd ODI - 16 September, Lord's, London
3rd ODI - 19 September, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
4th ODI - 22 September, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
5th ODI - 25 September, Headingley, Leeds

England Women vs Bangladesh

1st T20I - 8 September, cinch County Ground, Northampton
2nd T20I - 10 September, Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton
3rd T20I - 12 September, New Road, Worcester
1st ODI - 17 September, County Ground, Hove
2nd ODI - 21 September, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
3rd ODI - 24 September, Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford.