The ECB have announced next summer’s schedule for England Men and England Women, with plenty of exciting fixtures to look forward to for supporters up and down the country.
England Men will face off against Zimbabwe in a one-off Test at Trent Bridge from May 22-25 as the African team tour the UK for the first time since 2003. The four-day Test is followed by a pulsating five-Test series against India starting at Headingley on 20 June.
The fifth and final Test against India, which concludes on 4 August, is the last time Ben Stokes’ side will be in action before the Ashes in Australia over the winter.
Meanwhile, England Women will also take on India in five T20s and three ODIs, with a first women’s Test at Lord’s – also between England and India – confirmed for 2026.
West Indies will bring their Men’s and Women’s sides over to England for white-ball series, which will take place between May and June. There will be three T20s and three ODIs for each series.
England men’s white-ball sides will conclude their summer against South Africa in September, before travelling to Ireland at the end of the month for a three-match ODI series.
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Full 2025 summer schedule
England Men v Zimbabwe, one-off Rothesay Test: 22–25 May – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 11:00 BST
England Women v West Indies – Vitality IT20 Series
1st T20: 21 May – The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury, 18:30 BST
2nd T20: 23 May – The 1st Central County Ground, Hove, 18:35 BST
3rd T20: 26 May – The Cloud County Ground, Chelmsford, 14:30 BST
Metro Bank ODI Series
1st ODI: 30 May – The County Ground, Derby, 13:00 BST
2nd ODI: 4 June – Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester, 13:00 BST
3rd ODI: 7 June – Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, 11:00 BST
England Men v West Indies – Metro Bank ODI Series
1st ODI: 29 May – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 13:00 BST
2nd ODI: 1 June – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 11:00 BST
3rd ODI: 3 June – The Kia Oval, London, 13:00 BST
Vitality IT20 Series
1st T20: 6 June – Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street, 18:30 BST
2nd T20: 8 June – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, 14:30 BST
3rd T20: 10 June – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 18:30 BST
England Men v India – Rothesay Test Series (All start at 11:00 BST)
1st Test: 20–24 June – Headingley, Leeds
2nd Test: 2–6 July – Edgbaston, Birmingham
3rd Test: 10–14 July – Lord’s, London
4th Test: 23–27 July – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
5th Test: 31 July – 4 August – The Kia Oval, London
England Women v India – Vitality IT20 Series
1st T20: 28 June – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 14:30 BST
2nd T20: 1 July – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, 18:30 BST
3rd T20: 4 July – The Kia Oval, London, 18:35 BST
4th T20: 9 July – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester, 18:30 BST
5th T20: 12 July – Edgbaston, Birmingham, 18:35 BST
Metro Bank ODI Series
1st ODI: 16 July – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 13:00 BST
2nd ODI: 19 July – Lord’s, London, 11:00 BST
3rd ODI: 22 July – Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street, 13:00 BST
England Men v South Africa – Metro Bank ODI Series
1st ODI: 2 September – Headingley, Leeds, 13:00 BST
2nd ODI: 4 September – Lord’s, London, 13:00 BST
3rd ODI: 7 September – Utilita Bowl, Southampton, 11:00 BST
Vitality IT20 Series
1st T20: 10 September – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, 18:30 BST
2nd T20: 12 September – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester, 18:30 BST
3rd T20: 14 September – Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 14:30 BST
