Cricket Schedule 2027: The next year (2027) is going to be a very exciting one for cricket fans. Fans will get to see a number of major tournaments and series this year, from the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to the ODI World Cup.

Cricket schedule for 2027

The year 2027 is shaping up to be a very exciting year for cricket fans. Fans will be treated to a series of tournaments, including the ODI World Cup and the Ashes. Additionally, the Asia Cup is also scheduled. The World Test Championship final is also scheduled. So, let's explore the schedule for the entire year.

Border-Gavaskar Trophy will begin

The year will begin with the exciting Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia. This time, Australia will tour India. Five Tests will be played between the two countries between January 21st and March 3rd.

First Test – January 21–25, Nagpur

Second Test - January 20 to February 2, Chennai

Third Test - February 11-15, Guwahati

Fourth Test - February 19-23, Ranchi

Fifth Test - February 27 to March 3, Ahmedabad

IPL 2027

The official schedule for the upcoming IPL season (IPL 2027) is yet to be released, but it is said that the tournament will be played between March 14 and May 30.

World Test Championship Final 2027

The final of the World Test Championship 2025-27 cycle will be played from 9 to 13 June at the Kennington Oval in London.

Asia Cup 2027

The official schedule for the upcoming Asia Cup is yet to be released, but it is believed that the tournament, to be hosted by Bangladesh, will be played between June 18 and July 4.

Ashes 2027

The schedule for the historic Ashes series between Australia and England has been released. The 2027 Ashes series will consist of five Test matches, scheduled to be played between June 18 and August 2. This time, the series will be held on English soil.

First Test - June 18-22, Nottingham

Second Test - June 30 to July 4, Lord's

Third Test - July 8-12, Birmingham

Fourth Test - July 21-25, Southampton

Fifth Test - July 29 to August 2, London, The Oval

2027 World Cup

The International Cricket Council has not yet released the official schedule for the World Cup, but it has been confirmed that the tournament will be co-hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. It is believed that the tournament will take place between October 4th and November 21st.