ECB Finalized Sri Lanka Fixtures for Next Summer

London: England will play three Tests, 5 ODIs and only Twenty20 internationals next summer against Sri Lanka which will include the first Test staged at the Rose Bowl.

Hampshire's home ground will host the third Test against Sri Lanka in June following matches at Cardiff and Lord's. There will then be a one-off Twenty20 at Bristol before five ODIs complete Sri Lanka's tour.

The summer will be slightly less hectic than this year with three fewer ODIs than in 2010. The players will also have a lengthy break following the conclusion of the World Cup with the first Test of the season starting on May 26 at Lord's. The international programme will finish on September 16 with the final ODI against India at Cardiff.

Npower Test series:

May 26-30 - 1st Test, Cardiff
June 03-07 - 2nd Test, Lord's
June 16-20 - 3rd Test, The Rose Bowl

Natwest limited overs series:

June 25 - Twenty20 international, Bristol
June 28 - 1st ODI, The Oval
July 1 - 2nd ODI, Headingley
July 3 - 3rd ODI, Chester-le-Street
July 6 - 4th ODI, Trent Bridge
July 9 - 5th ODI, Old Trafford

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