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Schedule, venues confirmed for England WTC25 tour of New Zealand

New Zealand Cricket have announced dates and locations for the England Test series, beginning in late November.

Hagley Oval in Christchurch, the Basin Reserve in Wellington, and Seddon Park in Hamilton will host New Zealand's three Tests, all part of the ongoing 2023-2025 World Test Championship.

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Scott Weenink says the early announcement of England's Test tour comes after a surge in popularity in the long format, where seven of the eight days of the two Tests against Australia earlier this year were sold out.

“In the past, there’s often been a lot of talk in New Zealand about the popularity of Test cricket - without that translating into ticket sales or viewership numbers,” he said.

“The difference over the past summer, and in terms of the upcoming Tests against England, is that the interest is being converted to bums on seats and is driving record viewership numbers.

“We’re looking forward to that continuing over the upcoming summer, and to welcoming the England team and their fans to the Tests, and of course all the Kiwi-based supporters as well.”

Winners of the first World Test Championship cycle in 2021, New Zealand sit in third on the 2023-2025 table, having collected 50% of possible points in their campaign thus far. The Black Caps claimed maximum points in their home series against South Africa and collected a win in their away two-match series with Bangladesh, before falling to a 2-0 series defeat to current defending World Test Champions Australia.

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Both Australia and Sri Lanka women’s teams, alongside the Sri Lanka and Pakistan men’s teams, will also be touring in the 2024/2025 summer.

The remainder of New Zealand's home international schedule will be announced later in the year.

New Zealand v England Test series

Thursday, 28 November - First Test - Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Friday, 6 December - Second Test - Basin Reserve, Wellington

Saturday 14 December - Third Test - Seddon Park, Hamilton

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ECB announces England men's and women's home 2024 schedule

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England men will take on Pakistan, West Indies, Sri Lanka and Australia in next year's home schedule, while England women have matches lined up against Pakistan and New Zealand in 2024.

The ECB has revealed a packed home schedule of fixtures for England next year as focus turns from regaining the Ashes this summer, to defending the ICC T20 World Cup next summer.

England men will host Pakistan in four IT20s before flying out to defend their title in the United States and Caribbean, before facing the West Indies in Sri Lanka in two three-Test series, while England women return to high-capacity venues including Edgbaston, Headingley, The Ageas Bowl, The Kia Oval and Lord's following record ticket sales this summer.

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The 2024 home international season will open with England women and men hosting Pakistan in concurrent white-ball series. Heather Knight's team will get their summer under way at Edgbaston as part of a three-match women's IT20 series against Pakistan women (May 11-19), before visiting The County Ground, Northampton and Headingley.

The two sides will then contest three one-day internationals (May 23-29). The series takes place at the same time that England men make their final preparations for their ICC men's T20 World Cup title defence. After England defeated Pakistan to win the 2022 ICC men's T20 World Cup title in Melbourne last November, fans will be treated to a four-match IT20 Series (May 22-30) between the two teams before Jos Buttler's team fly out to the Caribbean and United States.

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The side-by-side series against Pakistan will follow the success of this summer's men's and women's Ashes series, which have been staged alongside each other and where England women have attracted record ticket sales.

To further build on the growing interest in the women's game, England are set to play at a selection of high-capacity venues next summer, when they will also host New Zealand in a three-match ODI series (June 26 - July 3) and a five-match IT20 series (July 6-17).

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Overall, England women will play at 14 venues in total across the country - from Chester-le-Street and Cardiff to Hove - before their schedule culminates with the fifth IT20 against New Zealand at Lord's on July 17.

England men will begin their Test summer following their return from the ICC T20 World Cup, when they host both West Indies (July 10-30) and Sri Lanka (August 21 - September 10). Each series will be three Tests.

The Australia men's team will return next summer for three IT20s (September 11-15) and five one-day internationals (September 19-29).

2024 ENGLAND MEN'S HOME SCHEDULE

IT20 series vs Pakistan

May 22: First IT20 - Headingley, Leeds

May 25: Second IT20 - Edgbaston, Birmingham

May 28: Third IT20 - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

May 30: Fourth IT20 - The Kia Oval

Test series vs West Indies

July 10-14: First Test - Lord's, London

July 18-22: Second Test - Trent Bridge, Nottingham

July 26-30: Third Test - Edgbaston, Birmingham

Test series vs Sri Lanka

Aug 21-25: First Test - Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester

Aug 29 - Sept 2: Second Test - Lord's, London

Sept 6-10: Third Test - The Kia Oval

IT20 series vs Australia

Sept 11: First IT20 - The Ageas Bowl

Sept 13: Second IT20 - Sophia Gardens

Sept 15: Third IT20 - Emirates Old Trafford

One-day international series vs Australia

Sept 19: First one-day international - Trent Bridge

Sept 21: Second one-day international - Headingley

Sept 24: Third one-day international - Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street

Sept 27: Fourth one-day international - Lord's

Sept 29: Fifth one-day international - Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

2024 ENGLAND WOMEN'S HOME SCHEDULE

May 11: First IT20 - Edgbaston

May 17: Second IT20 - The County Ground, Northampton

May 19: Third IT20 - Headingley

One-day international series vs Pakistan

May 23: First one-day international - The Incora County Ground, Derby

May 26: Second one-day international - The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

May 29: Third one-day international - The Cloud County Ground, Chelmsford

One-day international series vs New Zealand

June 26: First one-day international - Seat Unique Riverside

June 29: Second one-day international - New Road, Worcester

July 3: Third one-day international - Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

Women's IT20 Series vs New Zealand

July 6: First IT20 - The Ageas Bowl, Southampton

July 9: Second IT20 - The 1st Central County Ground, Hove

July 11: Third IT20 - The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence

July 13: Fourth IT20 - The Kia Oval

July 17: Fifth IT20, Lord's

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England cricket schedule: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures in 2022

England are scheduled to play 14 Tests, 9 ODIs, and 18 T20Is apart from the T20 World Cup in 2022. Find the England cricket schedule: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures in 2022 here.

The Ashes (away)

The final two Tests of the 2021/22 Ashes will be played in 2022. England would look to turn a new leaf in the new year, after their early struggles in the series.

West Indies v England (away)

January-march.

England will arrive in January to play a five T20I series, and then will play a three match Test series in March for the inaugural Richards-Botham Trophy.

England v New Zealand (home)

New Zealand are due to visit England yet again, to play a two Test series in the nation. Their last visit was in 2021, when they won the Test series, and also the World Test championship final.

Netherlands v England (away)

In the middle of the second and third Test between New Zealand and England, the hosts are all set to travel to Netherlands to play a three-ODI series. A squad comprising of ODI specialists will travel for this historic tour.

England v India (home)

India will return to complete their 2021 Test series, which was postponed due to the Covid-19 outbreak in the India camp. They are also scheduled to play three ODIs and as many T20Is.

England v South Africa (home)

July-september.

The home season would end with a tour from South Africa. They are all set to play a three match ODI, T20I and Test series against England.

Pakistan v England (away)

September-october.

England will tour Pakistan for the first time in 17 years to play a seven-match T20I series. The original series was a five-game contest but two extra games have been added to compensate for the cancelled England tour of Pakistan in 2021.

T20 World Cup 2022

October-november 2022.

The 2022 T20 World Cup will be held in Australia, the second time the T20 global tournament will be held in back to back years. England made it to the semi-finals before being undone by Jimmy Neesham’s brilliance.

November-December 2022

Towards the end of the year, England are all set to tour Pakistan to play a three-Test series, their first in Pakistan since 2005. The last time they played Pakistan away from home was in UAE in 2015, where they lost the series 0-2.

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WTC25: England tour of New Zealand confirmed, series starts on November 28

New zealand cricket has announced the schedule and venues for the upcoming england test series. the matches are part of the 2023-2025 world test championship..

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• New Zealand Cricket has declared the dates and venues for England Test series
• The series is set to commence in late November at Hagley Oval, Christchurch
• New Zealand sit in third on the 2023-2025 table, collected 50% of possible points

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"The difference over the past summer, and in terms of the upcoming Tests against England, is that the interest is being converted to bums on seats and is driving record viewership numbers. "We're looking forward to that continuing over the upcoming summer, and to welcoming the England team and their fans to the Tests, and of course all the Kiwi-based supporters as well." Winners of the first World Test Championship cycle in 2021, New Zealand sit in third on the 2023-2025 table, having collected 50% of possible points in their campaign thus far. The Black Caps claimed maximum points in their home series against South Africa and collected a win in their away two-match series with Bangladesh, before falling to a 2-0 series defeat to current defending World Test Champions Australia.

Both Australia and Sri Lanka women's teams, alongside Sri Lanka and Pakistan men's teams, will also be touring in the 2024/2025 summer. The remainder of New Zealand's home international schedule will be announced later.

New Zealand v England Test series

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England face stacked schedule as Future Tours Programme confirmed for 2023-2027

England's packed schedule includes a one-off Test against Ireland ahead of next summer's home Ashes series - which will run between mid-June and the end of July

The Future Tours Programme for 2023 to 2027 has been confirmed.

England's packed schedule includes a one-off Test against Ireland ahead of next summer's home Ashes series - which will run between mid-June and the end of July, a five-match series in India in early 2024, and visits from West Indies and Sri Lanka in the Test arena in the home summer of 2024.

The whole of August is kept free from England fixtures to accommodate The Hundred in each of 2023 and 2024, though there are games against Ireland and Pakistan which creep into the schedule in 2025 and 2026 respectively.

England men's schedule for the 2023-2027 period has been confirmed [Getty Images]

The next Ashes campaign down under will take place in 2025-26, while the red-ball side's 2026-27 winter will be spent in South Africa and Bangladesh.

The white-ball setup continues its global jetset. In 2023, that includes home series against New Zealand and Ireland in September, prior to three ODIs and five T20Is in the Caribbean in December 2023. 

Five T20s against Pakistan kick off the 2024 summer, while Australia visit in September for five ODIs and three T20s.

Ireland, West Indies and South Africa make up the limited-overs opponents in the summer of 2025, and there is a white-ball trip to New Zealand before the Ashes series. 

An ODI tri series against Pakistan and Sri Lanka is scheduled for October 2026. 

England's Future Tours Programme: 2023-2027

January 2023: South Africa (a, 3 ODIs)

February 2023: New Zealand (a, 2 Tests)

March 2023: Bangladesh (a, 3 ODIs, 3T20Is)

June 2023: Ireland (h, 1 Test)

June-July 2023: Australia (h, 5 Tests)

September 2023: New Zealand (h, 3 ODIs, 5T20Is)

September 2023: Ireland (h, 3 ODIs)

October-November 2023: World Cup

December 2023: West Indies (a, 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is)

January-March 2024: India (a, 5 Tests)

May 2024: Pakistan (h, 5 T20Is)

June 2024: T20 World Cup

July 2024: West Indies (h, 3 Tests)

September 2024: Sri Lanka (h, 2 Tests)

September 2024: Australia (h, 5 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

October 2024: Pakistan (a, 3 Tests)

November-December 2024: New Zealand (a, 3 Tests)

January-February 2025: India (a, 3 ODIs, T20Is)

February-March 2025: Champions Trophy

June 2025: West Indies (h, 3 ODIs)

June-August 2025: India (h, 5 Tests)

June 2025: Ireland (a, 3 ODIs)

September 2025: South Africa (h, 3 ODIs, 3 T20s)

September 2025: West Indies (h, 3 T20Is)

October-November 2025: New Zealand (a, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

November 2025-January 2026: Australia (a, 5 Tests)

January-February 2026: Sri Lanka (a, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

February-March 2026: T20 World Cup

June 2026: New Zealand (h, 3 Tests)

July 2026: India (h, 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is)

August-September 2026: Pakistan (h, 3 Tests)

September 2026: Sri Lanka (3 ODIs, 3 T20Is)

October-November 2026: Tri Series (a v Pakistan, Sri Lanka - 4 matches)

November 2026: Australia (a, 3 ODIs, 3T20Is)

December 2026-February 2027: South Africa (a, 3 Tests, 3 ODIs 3 T20Is)

February 2027: Bangladesh (a, 2 Tests)

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England vs India, Test series and tour: Full schedule and fixtures

Tom Hartley had a Test debut to forget as England’s Bazballers got Bazballed on day one of their series opener in Hyderabad.

Hartley’s first ball was hit for six by Yashasvi Jaiswal and he want on to concede 63 runs off nine overs at an economy rate of seven.

England won the toss and elected to bat first and despite making a quick-fire start, wickets soon tumbled and it was only thanks to a captain’s knock by Ben Stokes (70) that the tourists made it to 246 all out.

Unfortunately, India’s batsmen quickly proved that it was a sub-par total as Jaiswal took the attack to England’s bowlers, in particular rookie left-arm spinner Hartley, as they finished day one on 119-1, just 127 runs behind.

What is the full fixture list and schedule?

All times UK

1st Test: January 25–29, Hyderabad 2nd Test: February 2–6,  Visakhapatnam (4am start) 3rd Test: February 15–19, Rajkot (4am start) 4th Test: February 23-27, Ranchi (4am start) 5th Test: March 7–11, Dharamsala (4am start)

What TV channel is India vs England on?

In the UK, TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) is showing the series after reaching an agreement just nine days before the first ball was bowled. The matches are also available to view on discovery+. Commentary is being taken from the world feed, which features Kevin Pietersen and Eoin Morgan.

The live radio coverage is on Talksport, not BBC Test Match Special. Although the BBC bid for the rights, they were beaten by the commercial broadcaster.

Who is in the England squad?

England surprised supporters by announcing Shoaib Bashir , a 20-year-old Somerset off-spinner, as one of three uncapped players in their squad.

Bashir, who has played just six games of first-class cricket for Somerset, has been picked on potential , probably based on his high action and impressive performances on an England Lions training camp in the UAE.

However, Bashir was ruled out of the first Test after being unable to fly to India in time because of a visa delay .

In a 16-player touring party, the other two men uncapped selections were Lancashire left-arm spinner Hartley and Surrey fast bowler Gus Atkinson. Hartley and Atkinson have both played white-ball cricket for the national team.

Rehan Ahmed, the leg-spinner, is also in the team and there is a fourth spin option in Jack Leach, who is returning from a stress fracture in his back. Liam Dawson and Will Jacks, two other spinners with international experience, have been left out.

There are four seam-bowling options: James Anderson, Ollie Robinson, Mark Wood and Atkinson.

Harry Brook has been ruled out of the early part of the tour while attending to an undisclosed personal matter back in England.

England’s 16-man squad for India

Ben Stokes (captain), Rehan Ahmed, James Anderson, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow (wicketkeeper), Shoaib Bashir, Harry Brook , Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood, Dan Lawrence.

Who is in the India squad?

India are the top-ranked side in Test cricket, after a 1-1 draw in the three-match series against South Africa . The hosts confirmed their 16-man squad for the first two Test matches, only for Virat Kohli to pull out for undisclosed personal reasons.

India’s 16-man squad for first two Tests

Rohit Sharma (captain), Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul (wicketkeeper), KS Bharat (wicketkeeper), Dhruv Jurel (wicketkeeper), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Avesh Khan, Rajat Patidar

What are the venues and stadiums for the Tests?

Rajiv gandhi international cricket stadium/uppal stadium.

Location: Hyderabad Established: 2003 Capacity: 55,000

Dr YS Rajashekar Reddy ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium

Location: Visakhapatnam  Established: 2003  Capacity: 40,000

Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium/Khandheri Cricket Stadium

Location: Rajkot  Established: 2009  Capacity: 28,000

Jharkhand State Cricket Association Stadium

Location: Ranchi  Established: 2011 Capacity: 50,000

Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium

Location: Dharamsala Established: 2003 Capacity: 23,000

What are the most recent Test results between the two teams?

India in england (2021).

August: Match drawn August: India won by 151 runs August: England won by an innings and 76 runs September: India won by 157 runs July 2022 (match delayed by Covid): England won by seven wickets

England in India (2021)

February: England won by 227 runs February : India won by 317 runs February : India won by 10 wicket March : India won by an innings and 25 runs

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England vs India, Test series and tour: Full schedule and results

E ngland’s tour of India ended in abject fashion as they were hammered by an innings and 64 runs inside three days, with not even James Anderson’s 700th Test wicket masking another batting capitulation.

Anderson became the third bowler and first non-spinner to reach the milestone on the third morning of the fifth Test, dismissing Kuldeep Yadav early on, but India’s lead of 259 at the halfway stage was ominous.

While Joe Root amassed 84, Ravichandran Ashwin ran amok on his 100th Test with five for 77 as England were all out for 195 in 48.1 overs in Dharamsala for a seventh loss in their last dozen Tests.

Ashwin was disruptor-in-chief, taking five wickets as England lurched to 113 for six then 141 for eight and even though Root battled away, his efforts were in vain.

What was the full fixture list and results?

1st Test: January 25–29, Hyderabad – England won by 28 runs

2nd Test: February 2–6,  Visakhapatnam – India won by 106 runs

3rd Test: February 15–19, Rajkot – India won by 434 runs

4th Test: February 23-27, Ranchi – India won by five wickets

5th Test: March 7–11, Dharamsala – India won by an innings and 64 runs

Who was in the England squad?

Ben Stokes (captain), Rehan Ahmed, James Anderson, Gus Atkinson, Jonny Bairstow (wicketkeeper), Shoaib Bashir, Harry Brook, Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ben Foakes, Tom Hartley, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Joe Root, Mark Wood

Added: Dan Lawrence

Who was in the India squad?

Rohit Sharma (capt), Jasprit Bumrah, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, KL Rahul (wk), Rajat Patidar, Sarfaraz Khan, Dhruv Jurel (wk), KS Bharat (wk), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Mukesh Kumar, Akash Deep.

What were the Test results in 2021?

India in england (2021).

August: Match drawn

August: India won by 151 runs

August: England won by an innings and 76 runs

September: India won by 157 runs

July 2022 (match delayed by Covid): England won by seven wickets

England in India (2021)

February: England won by 227 runs

February: India won by 317 runs

February: India won by 10 wicket

March: India won by an innings and 25 runs

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When is the next total solar eclipse in the US after 2024 and what is its path? What to know

The highly anticipated 2024 total solar eclipse will cross North America on Monday , giving millions of sky-gazers the chance to see a rare cosmic event that won't be viewable again for 20 years.

The eclipse's  path of totality  will travel over a portion of northern Mexico before entering the U.S. It then it will cross 13 states  from Texas to Maine, where the spectacle is expected to attract huge crowds.

If you aren't lucky enough to be in the path of totality this time around, you will have another chance - you'll just have to wait until the 2040s.

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When is the next total solar eclipse visible from the U.S.?

It will be 20 years before there's a chance to  witness a total solar eclipse  in the United States again.

According to NASA, after Monday's total solar  eclipse , the next one viewable from the contiguous U.S. will be on Aug. 23, 2044.

2044 total solar eclipse path of totality

Unfortunately, the 2044 total  solar eclipse  won't have the broad reach across the U.S. as the 2024 eclipse.

The path of totality during the 2044 eclipse will only touch three states, according to the Planetary Society, a nonprofit involved in research, public outreach, and political space advocacy.

The eclipse will begin in Greenland, sweep through Canada and end around sunset in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.

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2045 solar eclipse

While the 2044 total eclipse will only touch three states, a 2045 eclipse will have a more robust path across the U.S.

Expected to occur on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2045, this solar eclipse will trace a path of totality over California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, and Georgia.

A partial solar eclipse will also be viewable in 35 other states, according to National Eclipse.com

What is a total solar eclipse?

Any celestial object like a moon or a planet that passes between two other bodies can create  an eclipse  by obscuring the view of objects like the sun.

In the event of a solar eclipse, the moon comes in between the Earth and the sun, blocking its light from reaching a small part of our planet. Partial eclipses, when some part of the sun remains visible, are the most common, making total eclipses a rare sight to behold.

Total eclipses can lead to a period of darkness lasting for several minutes, during which time nocturnal animals stir while confused birds and insects may fall silent, NASA says.

When a solar eclipse reaches totality, people are able to see the sun’s outer atmosphere called the corona, which is usually obscured by the sun's bright surface. This offers scientists an uncommon opportunity  to study the corona .

Totality also offers spectators a chance to gaze upon the spectacular sight with the naked eye, though  proper  safety  glasses  are still required for the rest of the time.

What states are on the 2024 eclipse path of totality?

Mexico's Pacific coast will be the first location in continental North America to experience totality, which is expected to occur at about 11:07 a.m. PDT,  according to NASA .

As the moon's shadow will northeast, totality in the U.S. will begin in Texas at 1:27 p.m. CDT. The path will then cut diagonally across the country, traveling through Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont and New Hampshire.

The eclipse's path is expected to end in Maine at 3:35 p.m. EDT before visiting the maritime provinces of Canada, according to estimates.

See  interactive maps of the 2024 path .

Contributing: Doyle Rice, Ramon Padilla & Janet Loehrke, USA TODAY