The UK will hold New Zealand in the three-test series in June to start their summer home schedule, the British & Wales cricket board said on Wednesday.
The series against the Winner of the World Test Championship (WTC) will begin in God on June 2, before the match at Trent Bridge (June 10-14) and Headingley (June 23-27).
England will then play India in the Twenty20 series three matches starting July 1, before the international series (ODI) three matches three matches against the same opposition.
The white ball match continued with the ODI and T20 series against South Africa in July, before the three-test series against Proteas in August and September concluded that the British summer.
“It has become a brilliant summer of cricket and is very good to see the crowd back the venue packaging this summer,” said ECB Chief ECB Tom Harrison in a statement.
“For next summer, I am happy to be able to confirm three high-quality men’s international tour tours for 2022.” England is currently playing India in the five-test series, which the visitor team leads 2-1.
The final test will begin on Friday at Old Trafford.