The schedule for cricket at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, has been announced, with defending champions India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh receiving direct entry into the men's and women's T20 quarter-finals. The women's competition runs Sept 17-22, men's Sept 24-Oct 1.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced its 2027 home schedule, highlighted by simultaneous men's and women's Ashes series against Australia. The men's Ashes will begin June 18 at Trent Bridge, with the Rose Bowl hosting its first Test. Northern venues Headingley and Old Trafford were notably excluded from the men's Ashes fixtures, sparking debate.
The 2027 Ashes series in England will not feature matches in northern venues like Headingley and Old Trafford, a decision criticized by Andy Burnham. The England and Wales Cricket Board confirmed the schedule, with all five Tests in the Midlands and south, including the Rose Bowl's debut.
Australian captain Pat Cummins is considering skipping the IPL in 2027 due to a demanding international cricket schedule. He prioritizes Test matches and the ODI World Cup, suggesting franchise cricket might be sacrificed for rest.
Pat Cummins, captain of Australia and Sunrisers Hyderabad, is considering skipping the IPL in 2027 due to a demanding international cricket schedule. He prioritizes Test matches and the ODI World Cup, suggesting franchise cricket might be sacrificed for rest.
The BCCI announced the 2026-27 domestic cricket schedule, featuring 1,788 matches. The Ranji Trophy will be split into two phases, starting October 11. The Duleep Trophy begins August 23, with U-23 and Vizzy Trophy moving to T20 format.
The BCCI has announced the 2026-27 domestic cricket schedule, featuring 1,788 matches across men's and women's cricket in various age groups and formats, starting with the Duleep Trophy on August 23, 2026.
