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Get ready for a historic summer of women's international cricket at Lord's Cricket Ground

England v India Test Match Test Match FAQs Refund Policy Evolution of Women's Cricket

Women's Test Match

England v India: 10-13 July

In a truly celebrated moment of Lord's history, England will play India in our first ever Women's Rothesay Test match starting on Friday 10 July.

Exactly 50 years since Rachael Heyhoe Flint first led out an England women's team at the Home of Cricket, Nat Sciver-Brunt will lead out her England side at Lord's, in what will be a momentous occasion for test cricket.

More than 33,000 people have already secured their seats, breaking the UK women's Test match record across the four days. Don't miss this historic moment. Act fast to secure your seat now.

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Test Match FAQs

Tickets are currently on sale to our women's Rothesay test match at Lord's. You can buy tickets here.

Buy England v India tickets

You will receive your tickets in the Lord's App shortly before the match day. You must have reset your password since 12 February 2026 in order to access your Lord's Account and tickets on the app. More information can be found here.

Over 33,000 tickets have been allocated across the women's test match so far. Tickets are selling fast across the four days so act quick to secure your seat.

The only official site to purchase test match tickets to Lord's Cricket Ground is tickets.lords.org.

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England v New Zealand men's Rothesay Test Match: 4-8 June

England v India women’s Rothesay Test Match: 10-13 July

England v Pakistan men's Rothesay Test Match: 27-31 August

Remaining tickets are available across all categories in the public stands:

England v India Test match: 10-13 July 2026

Ticket category	Days 1-3 10-12 July			Day 4 13 July
Ticket category	EB Adult	Adult	U16	EB Adult	Adult	U16
A	£35	£40	£10	£15	£15	£5
B	£30	£35	£5	£15	£15	£5
C	£20	£25	£5	£15	£15	£5
D	£15	£20	£5	£10	£15	£5
E (restricted view)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

No refunds will be given, other than those covered under the appropriate refund schemes.

Tickets are eligible for partial or full refund dependent on overs bowled during a match day. Refunds are made automatically to the card used to purchase tickets. All information is detailed within the T&Cs at point of checkout.

Please see the Terms and Conditions on purchase for more information.

If you require wheelchair and/or accessible seating, please call Club Services on 0207 432 1000 (09.00 to 15.00, Monday to Friday) or email: clubservices@mcc.org.uk.

Under 16 tickets start at £5 for the women's Test match.

Tickets will become available on the Lord's App closer to the fixture. Log in to your Lord's account that you bought your tickets on and your ticket(s) will appear.

You will receive a confirmation email of your ticket purchase transaction and another email closer to the fixture to notify you that your tickets are available in the Lord's App.

Restricted View seats provide a full and uninterrupted view of the playing wicket but may have parts of the boundary or outfield obscured, a replay screen / scoreboard obscured, or something may be in the line of sight.

Lord's boasts a variety of hospitality spaces and private suites. Explore hospitality options for the women's Test match here.

Hospitality at Lord's

Refund Policy

OTHER FAQS

Please click below for any other FAQs regarding your visit to Lord's.

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Discover the Evolution of Women's Cricket

Women’s participation in cricket, both playing and watching, has with around a third of cricket audiences now estimated to be female. As the game evolves, there is a growing expectation that those organisations which shape and steward cricket also reflect the diversity of the communities they serve.

The 2026 season marks a significant moment not just for Lord’s, but for women’s cricket more broadly. This summer, the Ground will host a record number of major women’s fixtures, with 21 matches scheduled, more than doubling the number of available seats compared to 2025.

Across international cricket, domestic competitions and pathway finals, hundreds of thousands of spectators will have the opportunity to attend women’s matches at the Home of Cricket.

This builds on strong recent demand, with several women’s fixtures in recent seasons setting attendance records at Lord’s, including the 21,610 who watched England Women versus Australia Women in the 2023 Ashes and in so doing became part of the highest bilateral attendance at an England Women’s home international.