The 2026 home season will feature international series against Sri Lanka, New Zealand, and Pakistan, across multiple islands.
The summer starts in Jamaica with a white-ball series against Sri Lanka from 3–14 June, featuring three One Day Internationals and three T20 Internationals. The teams will then travel to Antigua for a two-match Test series scheduled for 25–29 June and 3–7 July.
Attention will then shift to a five-match ODI series against New Zealand, with Guyana hosting the opening three matches on 11, 13 and 16 July, before the series concludes in Barbados with the final two encounters on 19 and 21 July.
The final leg of the home season will take place in Trinidad and Tobago, where the West Indies will face Pakistan in a two-match Test series from 25–29 July and 2–6 August. The series will also mark a historic milestone for the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, which is set to host its first-ever international Test match.
The West Indies will be eager to improve on their position in the 2025-2027 World Test Championship, where they are last after seven losses in eight Tests.
Sri Lanka tour
June 3 - 1st ODI at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 6 - 2nd ODI at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 9 - 3rd ODI at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 11 - 1st T20I at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 13 - 2nd T20I at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 14 - 3rd T20I at Sabina Park, Jamaica
June 25-29 - 1st Test at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua and Barbuda
July 3-7 - 2nd Test at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, Antigua and Barbuda
New Zealand tour
July 11 - 1st ODI at Guyana National Stadium, Guyana
July 13 - 2nd ODI at Guyana National Stadium, Guyana
July 16 - 3rd ODI at Guyana National Stadium, Guyana
July 19 - 4th ODI at Kensington Oval, Barbados
July 21 - 5th ODI at Kensington Oval, Barbados
Pakistan tour
July 25-29 - 1st Test at Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad and Tobago
August 2-6 - 2nd Test at Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad and Tobago
Niroshan Dickwella is set to return from the wilderness to Sri Lanka's team for the first Test against India, starting in Galle on Saturday, with captain Dhananjaya de Silva backing the wicketkeeper to come good.
Bulls head coach Johan Ackermann says his side won't make it easy for New Zealand when the two sides clash at Loftus Versveld on Saturday, but admitted they may be a bit short on conditioning and fitness.
Flyhalf Curwin Bosch believes he is good enough to play a role for the Springboks and wants to prove that when the Bulls take on New Zealand on Saturday.
Utility back Canan Moodie says the Springboks got what they needed from a tough match against Argentina, despite not being at their best for much of the game.
