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How to buy England cricket tickets: All men's and women's UK-based matches in 2026 and 2027
Our guide to how to get cricket tickets is an all-rounder!
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- Olivia Garrett
Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 9:00 am
2026 isn't over (yet), but cricket season well and truly is.
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This summer we saw a ton of high-stakes international matches on home soil, from Sri Lanka One Day Internationals test matches to the much anticipated England vs Pakistan test.
If you managed to get your hands on 2026 cricket tickets, be that to T20, one-day or test series structure, you're one of the lucky ones. It's no secret that getting your hands on cricket tickets is tricky, but we're here to give you a hand.
Below, we've created a full list of 2027 men's and women's fixtures, venues and how to get tickets to all – Owzat? Make sure you also check out our full list of major sporting events to see live.
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Plus, don't forget to check out how to get Wimbledon tickets.
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- England cricket UK fixtures 2027
- England cricket UK venues 2027
- Where to buy England cricket tickets for 2027
- How much are England cricket tickets?
England cricket fixtures 2027: When can I see England play in the UK?
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England Men v Pakistan
- 15 May 2027 (1st ODI) – Rose Bowl, Southampton
- 19 May 2027 (2nd ODI) – Old Trafford, Manchester
- 21 May 2027 (3rd ODI) – Headingley, Leeds
- 23 May 2027 (4th ODI) – Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
- 26 May 2027 (5th ODI) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
England Men v Bangladesh
- 28 May-1 June (Only Test) – Lord's London
England Women v Australia
- 24-27 June (Only Test) – Headingley, Leeds
- 3 July (1st WT20I) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
- 6 July (2nd WT20I) – The Oval, London
- 9 July (3rd WT20I) – Old Trafford, Manchester
- 13 July (1st WODI) – Rose Bowl, Southampton
- 16 July (2nd WODI) – Lord's, London
- 20 July (3rd WODI) – Edgbaston, Birmingham
England Men v Australia
- 18-22 June (1st Test) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
- 30 June-4 July (2nd Test) –Lord's, London
- 8-12 July (3rd Test) – Edgbaston, Birmingham
- 21-25 July (4th Test) – Rose Bowl, Southampton
- 29 July-2 Aug (5th Test) – The Oval, London
England Men v New Zealand
- 7 Sep (1st T20I) – Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street
- 9 Sep (2nd T20I) – Old Trafford, Manchester
- 11 Sep (3rd T20I) – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
- 14 Sep (1st ODI) – Edgbaston, Birmingham
- 16 Sep (2nd ODI) – Lord's, London
- 19 Sep (3rd ODI) – County Ground, Bristol
- 22 Sep (4th ODI) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
- 25 Sep (5th ODI) – Headingley, Leeds
England Women v Bangladesh
- 8 Sep (1st WT20I) – County Ground, Northampton
- 10 Sep (2nd WT20I) – County Ground, Taunton
- 12 Sep (3rd WT20I) – New Road, Worcester
- 17 Sep (1st WODI) – County Ground, Hove
- 21 Sep (2nd WODI) – St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury
- 24 Sep (3rd WODI) – County Ground, Chelmsford
England cricket venues 2027: Where should I watch England play?
England has a huge range of cricket grounds, however there are six major grounds where test cricket is played: Lord's, Kia Oval, Edgbaston, Headingley, Old Trafford, and Trent Bridge.
T20 and one-day internationals also play at these grounds but they are mainly played at smaller grounds, like Cardiff's Sofia Gardens and Southampton's Utilita Bowl.
If you're looking for the ground with the most history, it's Lord's in London. The 31,000-seat stadium is the biggest ground in the UK and the home of cricket. However Edgbaston and Headingley are well-known for their strong atmosphere.
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Where to buy England cricket tickets for 2027
Most standard entry tickets for England cricket matches are sold via the ECB website, they first go out via a ballot system and later go on general sale.
However, availability runs low very quickly, so if you're worried, we'd suggest looking at hospitality. Although these packages are more expensive, they do guarantee you a prime spot at the international matches, plus extra perks like parking and exclusive food and drink access.
There are hospitality tickets left for almost all England cricket matches at official partners Keith Prowse and Seat Unique.
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How much are England cricket tickets?
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Tickets to England cricket matches can start as little as £10, as long as you book far in advance. However, as most major international matches sell quickly, the standard entry tickets left available can sometimes start at around £90.
If you're looking to secure a spot for less, you can always book tickets to a women's match which also start at just £10.
Alternatively, you can book spaces through hospitality, for women's matches these start at £125 and for men's £113, however they can go up in price for the more coveted matches.
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