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London: England's 2017 home schedule will span 149 days and feature their earliest start and latest finish to a summer.
The first games of the domestic season will be against Ireland, the first time the teams have met in England.
Three more one-day internationals with South Africa follow before the Champions Trophy from 1-18 June.
After three Twenty20 games, Test matches will not start until 6 July, with seven matches in 67 days against South Africa and West Indies.
The county schedule has also been re-arranged, with the Royal London One-Day Cup final, traditionally held in September, held on 1 July.
The T20 Blast Finals' Day will take place at Edgbaston on 2 September.
England's 2017 fixtures:
England vs Ireland
May 5, Friday: 1st ODI at Bristol
May 7, Sunday: 2nd ODI at Lord's
England vs South Africa
May 24, Wednesday: 1st ODI at Headingley
May 27, Saturday: 2nd ODI at The Ageas Bowl
May 29, Monday: 3rd ODI at Lord's
June 21, Wednesday: 1st T20I at The Ageas Bowl
June 23, Friday: 2nd T20I at Taunton
June 25, Sunday: 3rd T20I at Cardiff
July 6, Thursday to July 10, Monday: 1st Test at Lord's
July 14, Friday to July 18, Tuesday: 2nd Test at Trent Bridge
July 27, Thursday to July 31, Monday: 3rd Test at The Oval
August 4, Friday to August 8, Tuesday: 4th Test at Old Trafford
England vs West Indies
August 17, Thursday to August 21, Monday: 1st Test at Edgbaston
August 25, Friday to August 29, Tuesday: 2nd Test at Headingley
September 7, Thursday to September 11, Monday: 3rd Test at Lord's
September 16, Saturday: Only T20I at Emirates Riverside
September 19, Tuesday: 1st ODI at Old Trafford
September 21, Thursday: 2nd ODI at Trent Bridge
September 24, Sunday: 3rd ODI at Bristol
September 27, Wednesday: 4th ODI at The Oval
September 29, Friday: 5th ODI at The Ageas Bowl
