The England and Wales Cricket Board announced its 2027 home schedule on July 23, 2026, featuring three concurrent Ashes series alongside visits from Pakistan, New Zealand, and Bangladesh.
The summer includes men's, women's, and mixed disability Ashes contests.
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The Men's Ashes begins at Trent Bridge on June 18, followed by matches at Lord's, Edgbaston, the Utilita Bowl—hosting its first Men's Ashes Test—and the Kia Oval.
A pre-series fixture between Australia Men and England Lions is scheduled at Emirates Old Trafford from June 7 to 10.
Starting June 24 at Headingley, the Metro Bank Women's Ashes Test marks the venue's first women's Ashes Test since 2001.
The series continues with three Vitality IT20s and three Metro Bank ODIs across major venues.
England Men will open their home summer with five ODIs against Pakistan starting May 15, followed by a one-off Test against Bangladesh at Lord's from May 28, before concluding their season against New Zealand in September.
The ECB also confirmed that The Oval will host the ICC World Test Championship Final from June 9 to 13, 2027.
ECB Chief Executive Officer Richard Gould highlighted the significance of the upcoming summer schedule for English cricket.
"The Ashes is the pinnacle of our sport and it is significant that next summer we will have three England teams playing against Australia at venues across the country," said Gould.
Reflecting on previous home series, he noted the dramatic contests that defined past encounters between the two nations.
