India will get back to England the following summer to play six white-ball games, the ECB affirmed on Wednesday (September 8). While declaring the timetable for their 2022 home summer, the ECB additionally affirmed that they will have New Zealand and South Africa.

Despite the fact that England facilitated New Zealand for several Tests recently in June before the World Test Championship last, they will have them again for three Tests this opportunity to launch their late spring. This series including the hosts and the guarding World Test champions will go under the 2021-23 World Test Championship cycle.

Following the finish of the three Tests, England will play 12 restricted overs games in the period of July. The T20I series against India starts off on July 1 at Old Trafford in Manchester following which the groups move to Edgbaston and Southampton for the following two games. The T20I series will be trailed by a three-match ODI series that finishes up at Lord’s on July 14.

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Britain will then, at that point have South Africa for a full series from July 19 that will see the guests play three ODIs, three T20Is and three Tests. Britain’s home summer will finish up with the last Test against South Africa planned to start on September 8 at The Oval. The Test series will convey more importance since the groups will be competing for imperative WTC focuses. The ECB likewise affirmed that the T20 Blast Finals Day will be arranged at Edgbaston on July 16.

“It has been a glimmering summer of cricket thus great to see swarms hiking out settings later this late spring,” ECB Chief Executive Officer, Tom Harrison, said. “For the following summer, I am satisfied to have the option to affirm three top notch men’s global visiting groups for 2022, beginning with a three-Test LV= Insurance Series against World Test Champions New Zealand.

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“We additionally anticipate India returning for two white-ball series before we have South Africa for what vows to be hard-battled series across three organizations”