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England face stacked schedule as Future Tours Programme confirmed for 2023-2027

England's packed schedule includes a one-off Test against Ireland ahead of next summer's home Ashes series - which will run between mid-June and the end of July

The Future Tours Programme for 2023 to 2027 has been confirmed.

England's packed schedule includes a one-off Test against Ireland ahead of next summer's home Ashes series - which will run between mid-June and the end of July, a five-match series in India in early 2024, and visits from West Indies and Sri Lanka in the Test arena in the home summer of 2024.

The whole of August is kept free from England fixtures to accommodate The Hundred in each of 2023 and 2024, though there are games against Ireland and Pakistan which creep into the schedule in 2025 and 2026 respectively.

England men's schedule for the 2023-2027 period has been confirmed [Getty Images]

The next Ashes campaign down under will take place in 2025-26, while the red-ball side's 2026-27 winter will be spent in South Africa and Bangladesh.

The white-ball setup continues its global jetset. In 2023, that includes home series against New Zealand and Ireland in September, prior to three ODIs and five T20Is in the Caribbean in December 2023. 

Five T20s against Pakistan kick off the 2024 summer, while Australia visit in September for five ODIs and three T20s.

Ireland, West Indies and South Africa make up the limited-overs opponents in the summer of 2025, and there is a white-ball trip to New Zealand before the Ashes series. 

An ODI tri series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka is scheduled for October 2026. 

England's Future Tours Programme: 2023-2027

January 2023: South Africa (a, 3 ODIs)

February 2023: New Zealand (a, 2 Tests)

March 2023: Bangladesh (a, 3 ODIs, 3T20Is)

June 2023: Ireland (h, 1 Test)

June-July 2023: Australia (h, 5 Tests)

September 2023: New Zealand (h, 3 ODIs, 5T20Is)

September 2023: Ireland (h, 3 ODIs)

October-November 2023: World Cup

December 2023: West Indies (a, 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is)

January-March 2024: India (a, 5 Tests)

May 2024: Pakistan (h, 5 T20Is)

June 2024: T20 World Cup

July 2024: West Indies (h, 3 Tests)

September 2024: Sri Lanka (h, 2 Tests)

September 2024: Australia (h, 5 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

October 2024: Pakistan (a, 3 Tests)

November-December 2024: New Zealand (a, 3 Tests)

January-February 2025: India (a, 3 ODIs, T20Is)

February-March 2025: Champions Trophy

June 2025: West Indies (h, 3 ODIs)

June-August 2025: India (h, 5 Tests)

June 2025: Ireland (a, 3 ODIs)

September 2025: South Africa (h, 3 ODIs, 3 T20s)

September 2025: West Indies (h, 3 T20Is)

October-November 2025: New Zealand (a, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

November 2025-January 2026: Australia (a, 5 Tests)

January-February 2026: Sri Lanka (a, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

February-March 2026: T20 World Cup

June 2026: New Zealand (h, 3 Tests)

July 2026: India (h, 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is)

August-September 2026: Pakistan (h, 3 Tests)

September 2026: Sri Lanka (3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

October-November 2026: Tri Series (a v Pakistan, Sri Lanka - 4 matches)

November 2026: Australia (a, 3 ODIs, 3T20Is)

December 2026-February 2027: South Africa (a, 3 Tests, 3 ODIs 3 T20Is)

February 2027: Bangladesh (a, 2 Tests)

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England men’s cricket schedule: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures from 2023-27

The ICC has released the 2023-2027 Future Tours Programme – here is what England’s schedule currently looks like.

South Africa v England

January 2023.

England travel to South Africa for three ODIs. These fixtures were originally meant to be played in 2020 but were postponed due to Covid.

New Zealand v England

February 2023.

Two Tests in New Zealand. This will be the fourth Test series the sides have played against each other since 2019.

Bangladesh v England

Three ODIs and three T20Is. This will be England’s first trip to Bangladesh since 2016.

England v Ireland

England and Ireland will play their second Test against each other four years after the first. In the same vein as the previous one, this will act as a warm-up for the Ashes.

The Ashes (home)

June – july 2023.

Five Tests and the showpiece of the summer. The series will be finished by the end of July as Australia are touring South Africa in August.

England v New Zealand

September 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is will be played at the back-end of the summer in September.

A second batch of England v Ireland in the same summer as the two will play three ODIs against each other.

ODI World Cup

October-november 2023.

England travel to India for the ODI World Cup where they will be defending champions.

West Indies v England

December 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is as England return to the Caribbean for a white-ball-only series in the month of December.

India v England

January-february 2024.

England travel to India for the first of their two scheduled five-match series against India between 2023-27.

England v Pakistan

A warm-up act for the T20 World Cup that takes place the following month. England will play five T20Is against Pakistan.

T20 World Cup

Held in the Caribbean and USA. This will be the first ICC tournament to have fixtures held in the United States.

England v West Indies

Three Tests. This will be the first time West Indies tour England for a red-ball series since 2020.

England v Sri Lanka

August 2024.

Sri Lanka tour England for a Test-match series for the first time since 2016.

England v Australia

September 2024.

Five ODIs and three T20Is as Australia visit England for the second consecutive year.

Pakistan v England

October 2024.

England return to Pakistan for the second time in two years for another three-match Test series.

November 2024

Another white-ball series in the Caribbean as England play three ODIs and three T20Is in the region.

November-December 2024

Three Tests will be played between the two sides.

January-February 2025

A white-ball tour for England that will consist of three ODIs and five T20Is.

Champions Trophy

February-march 2025.

Pakistan will host a major tournament for the first time in the 21st century.

A whistle-stop tour for the Windies, who play England in three ODIs.

England v India

June-august 2025.

The return series as England and India lock horns for five further Tests. These are the only Tests that England play at home in 2025.

Ireland v England

Scheduled to be played at the same time as the India Test series, England will send a completely separate squad to Ireland to play three ODIs whilst the red-ball squad stay at home.

England v South Africa

August-september 2025.

A white-ball only series as the two sides play three ODIs and three T20Is against each other.

September 2025

West Indies return for a second time in the same summer. Playing three T20Is in the final week of September.

October-November 2025

For the third year in four, England travel to New Zealand. This time for a white-ball tour of three ODIs and three T20Is.

The Ashes (away)

November-january 2025-26.

The Ashes. Down Under.

Sri Lanka v England

January 2026.

Three T20Is and three ODIs.

February-March 2026

To be held jointly in Sri Lanka and India.

Three Tests at home. England play New Zealand in some form every year from 2022 to 2026.

Three ODIs and five T20Is in this white-ball tour.

August-September 2026

Three Tests between the two nations.

September 2026

Three ODIs and three T20Is round off the 2026 English summer.

Tri-series in Pakistan

October 2026.

England will play four ODIs in total against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Australia v England

October-november 2026.

A white-ball series down under with three ODIs and five T20Is played.

December-February 2026/27

The only tour England will be involved in between 2023-27 that is both red- and white-ball. Three Tests, three ODIs and three T20Is.

February 2027

The final series in the 2023-27 cycle is a two-match Test series away to Bangladesh.

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Future Tour Program (FTP) of England, Upcoming Series and Tournaments

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Future Tour Programs (FTP): The England Men’s Cricket team has a packed international schedule ahead for them in the span of the next two years. The ECB has plenty of tours and series lined up with multiple nations.

It is interesting to note that England Men’s team will fly down to the Netherlands at the start of 2022 for 3 matches ODI series. The series against England will give a huge boost to the Netherland cricket program.

With the 2023 ODI World Cup approaching, the focus of all the teams will be on the One Dayers.

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ICC reveal Women's Future Tours Program

The FTP outlines the international cricket calendar, including ICC events and bilateral international series.

WOMEN’S FTP FOR 2022-25

The women's FTP reveals the international obligations for all sides until the end of April in 2025, leading up to the ICC Women’s World Cup in India.

Some of the highlights of the inaugural women's FTP include:

• Fixtures confirmed for 2022-25 ICC Women’s Championship
• More Test match cricket between countries
• A standalone women's only Ashes series between Australia and England in 2025

ICC General Manager of Cricket, Wasim Khan, said the confirmation of the first ever women’s FTP was a watershed moment for women’s cricket.

“This is a huge moment for the women’s game,” Khan said. “This FTP not only lends certainty to future cricket tours but also sets the base for a structure that is sure to grow in the coming years.”

In total there will be over 300 international women's games played during the next period, which features a total of seven Test matches, 135 ODIs and 159 T20Is.

Teams will play three-match bilateral ODI series as part of the 2022-25 ICC Women's Championships, ahead of the next women’s 50-over World Cup in India in 2025.

Many of those three-game ODI series are accompanied by corresponding T20I series, with some teams opting to play five-game T20I series alongside the ICC Women's Championships fixtures.

All bilateral T20I matches count towards respective team rankings, which in turn serves as a primary mechanism for determining the teams that qualify for ICC global events.

One of the highlights of the women’s calendar is England's next trip to Australia for the multi-format Ashes series. It will be a standalone series at the start of 2025, with the corresponding men's series coming later that year.

Just last month the ICC confirmed the host country for every women's white-ball tournament to be played up until 2027, with the latest fixtures confirmed by the FTP all featuring around those major ICC events.

Full list of upcoming major ICC Women's events:

February 2023 - Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa

September / October 2024 - Women's T20 World Cup in Bangladesh

September / October 2025 - Women's Cricket World Cup in India

June 2026 - Women's T20 World Cup in England

February 2027 - Women's T20 Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka

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Tour of Britain 2024: Route map for every stage

The tour of britain is under way with stages set across the country and all the action available on the small screen.

Some of the world’s best cyclists are currently taking to the roads across the country for the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men 2024.

Starting in Scotland, the six stages of the race organised by B ritish Cycling will snake their way down to end up in the ferry port of Felixstowe in Suffolk over six days from 3 to 8 September.

A total of 18 teams from 12 countries are taking part, including six which participated in this summer’s Tour de France, with 108 riders on the road.

Among the big names on two wheels competing are TeamGB Olympic gold medallist Tom Pidcock and Belgian Olympic double gold medallist Remco Evenepoel, both fresh from Paris.

We take a look at where the road race will be heading over the next few days.

Stage 1: Tuesday 3 September – Scottish Borders

Stage one has already happened with French cyclist Paul Magnier winning the race in the Scottish Borders.

Competitors covered the 113.1- mile course in around four hours, starting and finishing in Kelso and passing through Coldstream, Gordon, Melrose, Denholm, Jedburgh and St Boswells on route.

The route featured two loops, enabling spectators in Kelso and Melrose and on the King of the Mountains climbs at Scott’s View and Dingleton to see the race in action twice.

Stage 2: Wednesday 4 September – Darlington to Redcar

Stage two is a 94-mile race which heads from Darlington, for the first time since 2009, through the Tees Valley and North Yorkshire to Redcar.

The stage crosses the Cleveland Hills and the North York Moors National Park to the coast at Robin Hood’s Bay via a series of short, sharp climbs.

Going via Whitby, this stage features climbs at Lythe Bank and the iconic Saltburn Bank twice.

Riders set out at 11am and are expected to finish by mid-afternoon.

Stage 3: Thursday 5 September – Sheffield to Barnsley

From the start of stage three in Sheffield, the climbing will begin almost immediately as the race heads west, skirting the Peak District National Park with the first climb coming on Long Lane above Loxley.

There will be another peak to conquer at Jawbone Hill before riders can settle down and pass through Chapeltown, Wath upon Dearne, Swinton, and Maltby before a sprint in the market town of Tickhill.

Skirting Doncaster via Conisbrough and Denaby, cyclists will then loop around the north of Barnsley through Royston and Darton before a climb at Hound Hill, a final challenge for riders before the finish.

Stage 4: Friday 6 September – Derby to Newark

Stage four will kick-off from Derby, for the first time in the 20-year history of the modern race, getting under way at 11am from outside of the Derby Arena.

Elvaston, Borrowash, West Hallam and Heanor all feature as the Tour speeds through the roads of Derbyshire for the first time since 2015, crossing into Nottinghamshire at Eastwood and continuing through Hucknall, Ravenshead, Blidworth, Southwell and Tuxford, before crossing the River Trent to race south to the finish alongside Sconce and Devon Park in Newark-on-Trent.

The East Midlands stage route includes an intermediate sprint, in the closing miles of the race at Collingham, before finishing shortly after 2pm.

Stage 5: Saturday 7 September – West Northamptonshire

Stage five on Saturday gets under way at 11am from the University of Northampton’s Waterside Campus.

Leaving the campus, cyclists will head west from Northampton, through Daventry and then onto a loop south of the town and tackle climbs at Newnham Hill and Bullshill.

They will then pass through Abthorpe, Wappenham, Helmdon, Culworth, Byfield and Hellidon before looping around Northampton by way of Watford, West Haddon, Naseby, Kelmarsh and Brixworth for the approach to the finish via Sywell and Ecton at around 2.30pm.

Stage 6: Sunday 8 September – Lowestoft to Felixstowe

The sixth and final stage of the Tour takes place in East Suffolk, for the first time, on Sunday 8 September

The 98.5-mile section gets under way at 10.30am from Lowestoft’s Promenade heading inland via Beccles and Bungay and then south through Halesworth, Framlingham, and Saxmundham, before racing along the Suffolk coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh.

The second half of the route takes in Snape, Wickham Market, Kesgrave, and Martlesham before riders cross the finish line on Sea Road in Felixstowe at around 2.45pm.

How can I watch the Tour of Britain?

Spectators can watch the peloton live as it passes through their area from the road side.

But if you can’t make it to any of the stages, then it is also being shown on the small screen.

The race will be free to watch live on organiser British Cycling’s YouTube channel here .

UK viewers will also be able to catch up on the action on ITV4 – stages will be shown live daily from around 11am until 3pm (BST) and there will be an hour-long highlights programme at 8pm daily.

The racing will also be available to stream via ITVX.

Cylcing fans can also see the racing live on Discovery+ from 2pm to 4pm (BST).

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ICC confirms status of touring obligations under the Future Tours Programme Regulation

The International Cricket Council today confirmed that the Future Tours Programme (FTP) provides that a tour should take place unless a Government prohibits such a tour by making it illegal for its cricket team to participate in that tour.