England have confirmed their home international schedule for 2027, with the men's team set to take on Pakistan, Bangladesh and New Zealand across different formats. The women's team will also be in action later in the summer with a white-ball series against Bangladesh.
England Men will begin their home season with a five-match ODI series against Pakistan. The first game will be played at the Utilita Bowl on May 15, before the series moves to Old Trafford, Headingley, Durham and Sophia Gardens.
After the Pakistan series, England will return to Test cricket with a one-off match against Bangladesh at Lord's, starting on May 28. It will be the first Test between England and Bangladesh on English soil since 2010.
Later in the summer, England will host New Zealand in a white-ball series as part of their preparations for the 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. The tour will include three T20Is and five ODIs in September.
The T20I matches will be played in Durham, Old Trafford and Sophia Gardens. The five ODIs will then be held at Edgbaston, Lord's, Bristol, Trent Bridge and Headingley.
England Women will also welcome Bangladesh in September for a six-match white-ball series. The visitors will first play three T20Is in Northampton, Taunton and Worcester before the teams meet in three ODIs at Hove, Canterbury and Chelmsford.
ECB Chief Executive Officer Richard Gould highlighted the importance of hosting Bangladesh's men's and women's teams while also pointing to New Zealand's tour as a key part of England's World Cup preparations.
The 2027 home season gives England a busy schedule across all three formats. The men's team will get plenty of ODI and T20I cricket before the World Cup in Southern Africa, while the one-off Test against Bangladesh ensures red-ball cricket remains part of the summer. For the women's team, the Bangladesh series will provide another chance to strengthen their preparations in white-ball cricket ahead of the next phase of the international calendar.