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England Women Announce 2027 White-Ball Tour of Sri Lanka

The England Women’s cricket team will embark on a white-ball tour of Sri Lanka in early 2027, featuring T20I and ODI series around the ICC Women’s Champions Trophy.

The England Women’s cricket team has officially confirmed their white-ball tour of Sri Lanka, scheduled for February and March 2027. This tour will consist of a three-match T20 International (T20I) series followed by a three-match One Day International (ODI) series, strategically placed around the ICC Women’s Champions Trophy in India.

Tour Schedule

  • First T20I: February 1, 2027 – PICS, Kandy
  • Second T20I: February 3, 2027 – PICS, Kandy
  • Third T20I: February 5, 2027 – PICS, Kandy
  • First ODI: March 4, 2027 – RDICS, Dambulla
  • Second ODI: March 6, 2027 – RDICS, Dambulla
  • Third ODI: March 8, 2027 – RDICS, Dambulla

Prior to the Sri Lanka tour, the team will participate in a red-ball training camp in India during January 2027, with player selections expected to be announced in the coming weeks. This preparation is crucial as the team aims to build on their recent successes and improve their performance in international competitions.

England Women, led by captain Charlotte Edwards, are entering this tour following a strong showing in their recent ODI series against Sri Lanka, where they achieved a clean sweep with a 3-0 victory. Notably, Sophia Dunkley made headlines by scoring her second international century in the final match of that series.

The upcoming tour will be an important opportunity for the team to refine their skills and strategies ahead of the Champions Trophy, where they will seek to improve upon their runners-up finish from the previous tournament, where they faced a significant defeat against Australia in the final.

As the England Women’s team prepares for this exciting tour, fans will be eager to follow their journey and support them in their quest for success on the international stage.

Source: This original report was produced by WTGO Newsroom using verified reporting from Sky Sports.