Pakistan Cricket Team Future Tour Programs (FTP) Schedule
| Month | Series / Tournament Name |
|---|---|
| July July 2021 |
Pakistan tour of England 2021
Matches: 3 ODI and 3 T20 Matches Venue: England |
| July - August 2021 |
Pakistan tour of West Indies 2021
Matches: 2 Test and 5 T20 Venue: West Indies |
| September 2021September 2021 |
Afghanistan vs Pakistan 2021
Matches: 3 ODI Matches Venue: India |
| September - October 2021 |
New Zealand tour of Pakistan 2021
Matches: 3 ODI and 3 T20 Matches Venue: Pakistan / UAE |
| October 2021October 2021 |
England tour of Pakistan 2021
Matches: 2 T20s Venue: Pakistan |
| November - December 2021 |
Pakistan tour of Bangladesh 2021
Matches: 2 Test and 3 T20 Matches Venue: Zimbabwe |
| December 2021December 2021 |
West Indies tour of Pakistan 2021-22
Matches: 3 ODI and 3 T20 Matches Venue: Pakistan/UAE |
| February - March 2022 |
Australia tour of Pakistan 2022
Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI and 3 T20 Matches Venue: UAE/Pakistan |
| July - August 2022 |
Pakistan tour of Sri Lanka 2022
Matches: 2 Test and 3 ODI Matches Venue: Sri Lanka |
| October 2022 October 2022 |
England tour of Pakistan 2022
Matches: 5 ODI Matches Venue: Pakistan |
| October - November 2022 |
New Zealand tour of Pakistan 2022
Matches: 2 Test and 3 ODI Matches Venue: Sri Lanka |
| November - December 2022 |
England tour of Pakistan 2022-23
Matches: 3 Test Matches Venue: Pakistan/UAE |
Pakistan national cricket team's Future Tour Programs (FTP) Schedule of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Here is a list of all Pakistan team cricket series and tournament from International Cricket Council (ICC) approved as per Future Tour Programs (FTP) from 2018 to 2023 for All National Cricket teams. The FTP was announced by the ICC in June 2018.
The Future Tour Programs (FTP) is a schedule of international cricket matches set by the ICC for all international cricket teams. The main objective of ICC FTP is that each international cricket team will play match against each other at home at least once and once in a period of ten years.
According to the Cricket FTP issued by the International Cricket Council, if a team (country) does not wish to travel to a particular country for a bilateral series due to security reasons, the country between which the series is scheduled to be played, that country's The Cricket Boards can, by mutual agreement, transfer that series to another country in which good facilities are available.
