England have announced their home fixtures for next season, with the men's and women's teams taking on India during concurrent series in the middle of summer. The ECB has also confirmed that Lord's will host its first women's Test when India return for a one-off game in 2026. The 2025 season will see a joint visit by West Indies people's groups, while England Men will confront Zimbabwe in an oddball Test prior to completing the late spring by facilitating South Africa for ODI and T20I series. The worldwide season initiates at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury on May 21, with England Women playing West Indies in the first of three T20Is, to be trailed by three ODIs. The men will start with a four-day Test against Zimbabwe - their most memorable global gathering since the 2007 World T20 - to be organized at Trent Scaffold from May 22-25, preceding the white-ball groups play three ODIs and three T20Is against West Indies. Britain Men's five-Test series against India will start off at Headingley on June 20, preceding consecutive games at Edgbaston and Ruler's, trailed by Old Trafford and The Oval. Simultaneously, Britain Ladies will take on India in five T20Is, the first will be at Trent Scaffold on June 28, trailed by a three-match ODI series that will likewise see the groups play at Ruler's. With the Hundred prone to take up quite a bit of August, Britain Men's worldwide program will close with six white-ball games against South Africa prior to venturing out to Ireland for a three-match ODI series. "Arranging Britain Men's and Britain Ladies' series close by one another has been famous with fans and upheld the proceeded with development of the ladies' down, with both the Remains last year and the Pakistan series prior this year demonstrating fruitful," Richard Gould, the ECB's CEO, said. "I'm invigorated we'll rehash something very similar for the West Indies and India series one year from now. Cricket fans are in for a genuine delight, and I trust they'll be marching through main street to help all kinds of people sides. "India visiting is dependably a major draw and a feature of any cricket summer. The last men's Test series here was a nailbiter and I'm certain following year's conflict will similarly as invigorate, while our ladies' series are in every case savagely cutthroat. I'm more than happy we'll likewise be inviting both West Indies groups back again for white-ball series, following the current year's men's Test series. "To be inviting Zimbabwe back for a men's Test Match will be a noteworthy second, over a long time since their last visit. Test cricket is so adored in this nation, and we realize that we play a significant part to play in supporting creating Test-cricketing countries so this organization of the game flourishes long into what's to come. "I'm likewise more than happy we can affirm that India Ladies will return in 2026 to take on Britain Ladies in the very first ladies' Test match at Ruler's. It will be a genuinely exceptional event, and one of genuine importance."