Full fixtures for England's men and women's sides in 2027, including The Ashes, the 150th Anniversary Test in Australia, home white-ball series against New Zealand and Bangladesh and the World Cup. <p><em>All times UK and Ireland </em>🕰️</p><h2>England Men's Fixtures 2027</h2><h3>Away to South Africa (Test cricket) – December 2026 and January 2027</h3><ul><li><strong>First Test (Tuesday December 17-Saturday December 21)</strong> – Wanderers, Johannesburg</li><li><strong>Second Test (Thursday December 26-Monday December 30) </strong>- SuperSport Park, Centurion</li><li><strong>Third Test (Sunday January 3-Thursday January 7)</strong> – Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town</li></ul><h3>Away to South Africa (white-ball cricket) – January 2027</h3><ul><li><strong>First ODI (Sunday January 10) </strong>- Boland Park, Paarl</li><li><strong>Second ODI (Wednesday January 13) </strong>- Manguang Oval, Bloemfontein</li><li><strong>Third ODI (Friday January 15) </strong>- Manguang Oval, Bloemfontein</li></ul><h3>Away to Australia (Test cricket) – March</h3><ul><li><strong>150th Anniversary Test (Thursday March 11-Monday March 15) </strong>- Melbourne Cricket Ground</li></ul><h3>Home to Pakistan (white-ball cricket) – May</h3><ul><li><strong>First ODI (Saturday May 15)</strong> – Utilita Bowl, Southampton (11am)</li><li><strong>Second ODI (Wednesday May 19)</strong> – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (1pm)</li><li><strong>Third ODI (Friday May 21)</strong> – Headingley, Leeds (11am)</li><li><strong>Fourth ODI (Sunday May 23)</strong> – Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street (11am)</li><li><strong>Fifth ODI (Wednesday May 26) </strong>- Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (1pm)</li></ul><h3>Home to Bangladesh (Test cricket) – May to June</h3><ul><li><strong>One-off Test (Friday May 28-Tuesday June 1)</strong> – Lord's, London (11am)</li></ul><h3>The Ashes: Home to Australia (Test Cricket) – June to August</h3><ul><li><strong>Warm-up match England Lions vs Australia (Monday June 7 to Thursday June 10)</strong> – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester*</li></ul><p>*This fixture will be subject to review should Australia reach the ICC World Test Championship Final</p><ul><li><strong>First Test (Friday June 18 to Tuesday June 22)</strong> – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (11am)</li><li><strong>Second Test (Wednesday June 30 to Sunday July 4) </strong>- Lord's London (11am)</li><li><strong>Third Test (Thursday July 8 to Monday July 12)</strong> – Edgbaston, Birmingham (11am)</li><li><strong>Fourth Test (Wednesday July 21 to Sunday July 25)</strong> – Utilita Bowl, Southampton (11am)</li><li><strong>Fifth Test (Thursday July 29 to Monday August 2)</strong> – Kia Oval, London (11am)</li></ul><h3>Home to New Zealand (white-ball cricket) – September</h3><ul><li><strong>First T20 (Tuesday September 7)</strong> – Banks Homes Riverside, Chester-le-Street (6.30pm)</li><li><strong>Second T20 (Thursday September 9)</strong> – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (6.30pm)</li><li><strong>Third T20 (Saturday September 11)</strong> – Sophia Gardens (2.30pm)</li><li><strong>First ODI (Tuesday September 14)</strong> – Edgbaston, Birmingham (12.30pm)</li><li><strong>Second ODI (Thursday September 16)</strong> – Lord's London (12.30pm)</li><li><strong>Third ODI (Sunday September 19)</strong> – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (10.30am)</li><li><strong>Fourth ODI (Wednesday September 22)</strong> – Trent Bridge, Nottingham (12.30pm)</li><li><strong>Fifth ODI (Saturday September 25)</strong> – Headingley, Leeds (10.30am)</li></ul><h3>Cricket World Cup 2027 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia</h3><ul><li>Tournaments runs from Monday October 4 to Sunday November 21 (Fixtures TBC)</li></ul><h2>England Women's Fixtures 2027</h2><h3>Champions Trophy 2027 in Sri Lanka</h3><ul><li>Tournaments runs from Sunday February 14 to Sunday February 28 (Fixtures TBC)</li></ul><h3>The Ashes: Home to Australia (All formats) – June to July</h3><ul><li><strong>First Test (Thursday June 24-Sunday June 27) </strong> – Headingley, Leeds (11am)</li><li><strong>First T20 (Saturday July 3) </strong>- Trent Bridge, Nottingham (7pm)</li><li><strong>Second T20 (Tuesday July 6)</strong> – Kia Oval, London (6.30pm)</li><li><strong>Third T20 (Friday July 9)</strong> – Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester (7pm)</li><li><strong>First ODI (Tuesday July 13)</strong> – Utilita Bowl, Southampton (1pm)</li><li><strong>Second ODI (Friday July 16)</strong> – Lord's, London (1pm)</li><li><strong>Third ODI (Tuesday July 20)</strong> – Edgbaston, Birmingham (1pm)</li></ul><h3>Home to Bangladesh (white-ball cricket) – September</h3><ul><li>First T20 (Wednesday September 8) – cinch County Ground, Northampton (6.30pm)</li><li>Second T20 (Friday September 10) – Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (6.30pm)</li><li>Third T20 (Sunday September 12) – New Road, Worcester (2.30pm)</li><li>First ODI (Friday September 17) – County Ground, Hove (12.30pm)</li><li>Second ODI (Tuesday September 21) – St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (12.30pm)</li><li>Third ODI (Friday September 24) – Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford (12.30pm)</li></ul>
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