Cricket Fixtures

The first entry on this page is the next scheduled match in our data, with its date, its start time and the teams. The list runs forward from there.

Each fixture carries its start time in the site time zone. Where the provider has given us a date but not a confirmed time, we show the date alone rather than invent an hour.

We do not sell tickets and do not link to resellers. Tickets are released by the home board or the tournament organiser, usually through one official ticketing partner, and the ground itself is the safest place to check.

Schedules move for broadcast, for weather, for venue availability and for reserve days in a tournament. When our source updates a fixture, this page follows it.

A Test is played over up to five days with two innings a side and no over limit. A One Day International gives each side a single innings of 50 overs. A Twenty20 gives each side 20 overs, so it usually finishes in about three hours.

Yes. Women's matches appear in the same list as the men's. The women's cricket page gathers them separately if you want that side of the game on its own.

As far as the schedule we have been given. Boards confirm tours in stages, so the near weeks are dense and the far months thin out. Nothing is listed before it is confirmed to us.