England to play T20Is in Sri Lanka during WPL 2027 finale week
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 7:42 AM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

England will compete in T20 internationals against Sri Lanka during the last week of the Women’s Premier League 2027. The series will run alongside the final matches of the WPL, which is expected to draw significant attention. Additionally, England is set to play three ODIs in Sri Lanka in March, following the inaugural Champions Trophy taking place in India. This bilateral series is positioned as a key part of England's build-up to major events in the cricket calendar.
- •England will play T20Is in Sri Lanka in March 2027.
- •Matches scheduled during the last week of WPL 2027.
- •England's ODI series follows the inaugural Champions Trophy in India.
- •The T20I series could influence player selection for both events.
- 7:42 AMESPNcricinfo — England's T20Is in Sri Lanka to clash with last week of WPL 2027
"England will also play three ODIs in Sri Lanka in March after the inaugural Champions Trophy in India
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