England 2026 Summer is going to be entertaining when the Indian cricket team will tour England for a much-awaited series. The England Cricket Board (ECB) has formally revealed the itinerary of next summer’s games, officially confirming that the tour will comprise 8 matches between the two sides, 5 T20s, and 3 ODIs.
The Indian squad will start their summer tour on July 1, 2026, which will be a hectic month for cricket. In contrast to the ongoing 5-match India-England Test series, this tour will include limited-overs cricket and no Test matches.
Complete Schedule for England 2026 Summer
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T20 Series: July 1 – July 11
The tour will commence with a 5-match T20 series that will be held at different famous stadiums in England. The matches will start on July 1, 2026, in Durham and end on July 11, 2026, in Southampton. Below is the comprehensive schedule for the T20 matches:
First T20: July 1 – Durham
Second T20: July 4 – Manchester
Third T20: July 7 – Nottingham
Fourth T20: July 9 – Bristol
Fifth T20: 11th July – Southampton
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ODI Series: 14th July – 19th July
After the T20 series, the Indian side will move on to the 3-match ODI series, which will be held from 14th to 19th July 2026. The last ODI game of the series will be held at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Here is the ODI plan:
First ODI: 14th July – Birmingham
Second ODI: 16th July – Cardiff
Third ODI: 19 Jul – Lord’s
Women’s Cricket Tour: India Women’s Tour of England
In addition to the men’s tour, the Indian women’s cricket team will also make a trip to England in 2026. The women’s team will participate in a 3-match T20 series beginning on July 28, and a Test match at Lord’s from July 10. The Indian women’s team has a history of success in England, having triumphed in the ODI and T20 series during their previous visit.
Pakistan’s Tour of England: Three-Test Series
Pakistan cricket team will also be touring England in 2026. They will play a 3-match Test series against the hosts. The series starts with the first Test at Leeds from August 19, then the second Test at Lord’s from August 27. The last Test match will take place at Birmingham from September 9.
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