LAHORE – Cricket West Indies unveiled international home season featuring Sri Lanka, New Zealand, and Pakistan, with Shaheens set to feature in 2-match Test series in July that also marks a historic venue debut.
According to the schedule, the South Asian nation will tour Caribbean for two-Test series, with both matches scheduled in Trinidad and Tobago. The opening Test will be played from July 25 to 29 at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, the venue is set to host its first-ever Test match.
| Match | Venue | Dates |
| 1st Test | Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad & Tobago | 25–29 July |
| 2nd Test | Queen’s Park Oval, Trinidad & Tobago | 2–6 August |
The second Test will follow from August 2 to 6 at the iconic Queen’s Park Oval. The series forms part of the ICC World Test Championship 2027 cycle, adding competitive weight to an already high-profile contest.
Before hosting Pakistan, West Indies will first lock horns with Sri Lanka in a full multi-format series running through June and July. They will then shift focus to a demanding white-ball assignment against New Zealand, featuring a five-match ODI series later in July.
With a packed calendar and marquee opponents lined up, West Indies’ home summer promises back-to-back international action, while Pakistan’s tour is set to add a new chapter to bilateral Test cricket in the Caribbean.
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