Fourth One Day International between England and New Zealand at Trent Bridge, part of New Zealand's 2027 tour of England.
England take on New Zealand at Trent Bridge on Wednesday 22 September, the fourth ODI of a five-match series. It's a mid-week one, starting at 12:30, so you'll be in and out by late afternoon rather than spending the whole day there.
The match is part of New Zealand's 2027 tour of England, which runs from 7 to 25 September and takes in three T20Is and five ODIs. This ODI leg is billed as the last confirmed England series before the 2027 men's ODI World Cup window, so it's one of the final chances to see the side in action before the big one.
It's a massive summer for English cricket, with the men's and women's Ashes played concurrently. The men's Ashes actually starts at Trent Bridge on 18 June and runs through to 2 August, while the Women's Ashes opens with a one-off Test at Headingley from 24 to 27 June. By the time this New Zealand match rolls around in late September, the Ashes will be well behind us and the focus will have shifted fully to the World Cup.
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There's been a fair bit of movement behind the scenes, too. England sacked Test coach Brendon McCullum but kept him on for white-ball cricket, so he'll still be in the fold for this. And with Ben Stokes' retirement, the Test captaincy is vacant; white-ball captain Harry Brook has been touted as his successor, though he's got a congested schedule to work around. The match starts at 12:30 on Wednesday 22 September at Trent Bridge.
