New Zealand Announces Packed Cricket Schedule Against Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and England

New Zealand will host a white-ball series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan alongside their ICC World Test Championship series against England. The matches will take place from November to April, featuring a tri-series and several white-ball games.

New Zealand Cricket has confirmed a packed summer schedule that includes hosting Sri Lanka and Pakistan for white-ball series, alongside an ICC World Test Championship series against England. The men's teams will engage in a series of internationals spanning from late November to early April, according to an ICC release.

The highly anticipated three-match World Test Championship series against England starts in Christchurch on November 28. A white-ball series against Sri Lanka is slotted around the new year, with eight additional white-ball games against Pakistan slated for mid-March. The Kiwis will also participate in a tri-series with South Africa and Pakistan in February, just ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

Meanwhile, the White Ferns will contest six matches against Sri Lanka in March. Detailed schedules for New Zealand's men's teams include three-Test matches against England, a three-match T20I series, and a three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka, followed by another extensive T20I and ODI series against Pakistan.