Full list of England men’s confirmed Test, One-Day Internationals and T20 Internationals for 2025, a year that will end with the Ashes series in Australia.

Brendan McCullum will take over as England’s all-round head coach on Wednesday when his side take on India in the first of five T20 matches in Kolkata.

England have won 22 of 35 Test matches under the McCallum-Benstock regime, having managed just one victory in the previous 17 games. McCullum has joined England’s white-ball side after giving up two World Cups in the past 18 months.

Early indications are that the former New Zealand skipper will bring the same style to the T20 and ODI teams as he is “desperate for us to play a real brand of cricket worth watching”, while England skipper Jos Buttler is keen Enjoy the opportunity to work with McCallum.

“As a player, I was a fan of Brendon McCallum and always loved playing with him,” Butler said. “I have great admiration for what he has done for New Zealand.

“He’s very good friends with (former England captain) Ooin Morgan, who’s one of my good friends, so I got to know him through him and the various franchise tournaments we played at the same time.

“It’s a strong relationship and I’m really pleased to have developed that as a professional coach and captain. I’m really motivated by it and I’ve been looking forward to this moment ever since it was mentioned that Baz could become a white-ball coach Too.”

India T20 International Series (January-February)

All time UK and Ireland

• First T20: Wednesday, January 22 (1.30pm) – Eden Gardens, Kolkata
• Second T20: Saturday, January 25 (1.30 pm) – MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai
• Third T20: Tuesday, January 28 (1.30 pm) – Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot
• Fourth T20: Friday, January 31 (1.30 pm) – Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune
• Fifth T20: Sunday, February 2 (1.30 pm) – Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

India One-Day International Series (February)

• First foreign direct investment: Thursday, February 6 (8 am) – Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur
• The second foreign direct investment: Sunday, February 9 (8 am) – Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
• The third overseas direct investment: Wednesday, February 12 (8am) – Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

ICC Champions Trophy (February-March)

• Against Australia: Saturday, February 22 (9am) – Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
• Against Afghanistan: Wednesday 22 February (9am) – Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan
• Against South Africa: Saturday, March 1 (9am) – National Stadium, Karachi, Pakistan

One-off test to Zimbabwe (May)

• Thursday 22 May to Sunday 25 May (11am) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham

One-day international series at home against West Indies (May-June)

• First foreign direct investment: Thursday 29 May (1pm) – Edgbaston, Birmingham
• The second foreign direct investment: Sunday 1 June (11am) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
• The third overseas direct investment: Tuesday 3 June (1pm) – Kia Oval, London

T20 International Series vs West Indies (June)

• First T20: Friday 6 June (6.30pm) – Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street
• Second T20: Sunday 8 June (2.30pm) – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
• Third T20: Tuesday 10 June (6.30pm) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton

Test series at India’s home ground (June-July)

• First test: Friday 20 June to Tuesday 24 June (11am) – Headingley, Leeds
• Second test: Wednesday 2 July to Sunday 6 July (11am) – Edgbaston, Birmingham
• Third test: Thursday 10 July to Monday 14 July (11am) – Lord’s, London
• Fourth test: Wednesday 23 July to Sunday 7 July (11am) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
• Fifth test: Thursday 31 July to Monday 4 August (11am) – Kia Oval, London

One-day international series at home against South Africa (September)

• First foreign direct investment: Tuesday 2 September (1pm) – Headingley, Leeds
• The second foreign direct investment: Thursday 4 September (1pm) – Lord’s, London
• The third overseas direct investment: Sunday 7 September (11am) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton

T20 International Series vs South Africa (September)

• First T20: Wednesday 10 September (6.30pm) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
• Second T20: Friday 12 September (6.30pm) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
• Third T20: Sunday 14th September (2.30pm) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Ireland One Day International Series (September)

• First foreign direct investment: Wednesday 17 September (10.45am) – Venue to be confirmed
• The second foreign direct investment: Friday 19th September (10.45am) – Venue to be confirmed
• The third overseas direct investment: Sunday, September 21 (10.45am) – Venue to be determined

Ashes tour of Australia (November 2025 to January 2026)

• First test: Friday 21 November to Tuesday 25 June (2.30am) – Optus Stadium, Perth
• Second test: Thursday 4 December to Monday 8 December (4.30am) – The Gabba, Brisbane
• Third test: Wednesday 17 December to Sunday 21 December (12am) – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
• Fourth test: Thursday 25 December to Monday 29 December (11.30pm) – Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
• Fifth test: Sunday 4 January to Thursday 8 January (11.30pm) – Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

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