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Utilita Bowl has been confirmed to host three England international fixtures in 2025.
First up, England Men’s IT20 side will take on West Indies on Tuesday 10June, before the England Women’s team welcome India for a Metro Bank ODI on Wednesday 16 July. England Men will return to round out a busy summer of international cricket, with a mouthwatering, 50-over match-up against South Africa.
Tickets are expected to sell-out in record time, and the public ballot will open on Thursday 29 August, giving all cricket fans the opportunity to enter for their chance to secure a place.
2025 marks the first time Utilita Bowl will welcome crowds to three England international fixtures in one year since 2017, while kicking-off an exciting period of international cricket at Utilita Bowl.
Next year is the start of the new allocation of high-profile matches, running from 2025-2031, which will see Utilita Bowl host 35 days of international cricket over no fewer than 19 international fixtures. The allocation includes Utilita Bowl being a host venue for a men’s Ashes Test Match in 2027 and a women’s Ashes Test Match in 2031. Fans hoping to attend future matches are encouraged to start building up their purchase history now, to maximise their chances of securing tickets for future matches.
In recent years, the venue has seen consistently high demand for international fixtures. This summer, Utilita Bowl has sold out two Vitality IT20s, with both England’s men’s and women’s teams attracting capacity crowds.
Utilita Bowl has become established as one of the country’s most popular international cricket stadiums for players and fans, and we have seen consistent support for England teams at the venue. We are excited to be hosting three marquee international matches next summer and look forward to welcoming capacity crowds at every game.
With increased opportunity to host international fixtures at Utilita Bowl, we are continually striving to improve and enhance facilities at the venue, as well as for our people and communities. This is why we are embarking on an industry-leading environmental project, to make us one of the greenest sporting venues in the world.
David Mann, CEO at Utilita Bowl
International Matches at Utilita Bowl in 2025
Tuesday 10th June: England Men v West Indies (Vitality IT20) Wednesday 16th July: England Women v India (Metro Bank One Day International) Sunday 7th September: England Men v South Africa (Metro Bank One Day International)
Sports fans can register their interest in attending international cricket at Utilita Bowl via the link below:
