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England Cricket Team Faces India in Birmingham ODI July 14

The national team arrives in Birmingham for the opening one-day international against India at the city's main cricket ground.

By Birmingham Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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England's cricket team opens its one-day international series against India at Edgbaston Stadium on July 14, 2026.

The fixture draws attention because it occurs on the same day the ICC Women's T20 Cricket World Cup concluded its June 2026 schedule in the same city. Birmingham's cricket calendar now features two major events within weeks, a pattern that places the ground at the centre of national coverage.

Edgbaston fixtures and city clubs

Edgbaston Stadium sits inside Birmingham and regularly stages England matches. The ground also supports local clubs that feed players into county sides. Nearby, Aston Villa plays at Villa Park and Birmingham City plays at St Andrew's, giving the city two long-established professional football clubs founded in 1874 and 1875.

Other local sides include the Birmingham Barons at the AA level and Birmingham Legion FC in the USL. These teams share facilities and training resources with community programs across the city, yet the current international cricket match at Edgbaston receives the widest media focus.

Next steps for supporters

Tickets for remaining matches at Edgbaston remain available through the venue's usual channels. Fans can also follow updates on the Birmingham Barons and Legion FC schedules listed on local sports pages. The city continues its regular programme of league fixtures at Villa Park and St Andrew's without reported changes.

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