England to diet on white-ball cricket for rest of 2023 with World Cup the main event in October and November
England have white-ball series at home to New Zealand and Ireland to close out the summer; Jos Buttler’s side then defend 50-over World Cup title in India in October and November before finishing year with limited-overs tour of the Caribbean
After the enthralling Ashes series, England now have a near six-month break from Test cricket until they face India across January, February and March 2024.
They will exclusively play white-ball cricket for the rest of 2023, starting with home series against New Zealand and Ireland this summer.
Then comes their 50-over World Cup title defence in India in October and November as they look to retain the title they won on home soil in 2019.
Finally, there is a pre-Christmas jaunt to the Caribbean for T20 and one-day international cricket against West Indies in December.
