Sri Lanka in England 2024/25

The contest is a bilateral cricket series between the England national cricket team and the Sri Lanka national cricket team. Organised by the England and Wales Cricket Board and Sri Lanka Cricket, these fixtures form part of the ICC Future Tours Programme. The schedule comprises a fixed number of matches agreed upon by the boards, typically involving three Test matches, three One Day Internationals, and three Twenty20 Internationals. There are no group stages or playoffs; the outcome depends entirely on the results of these direct encounters. Test matches in this series often contribute to the ICC World Test Championship cycle.

Unlike tournaments with permanent hardware, there is no permanent, named trophy for this rivalry. Awards are temporary and sponsor-specific, such as the Investec Trophy in 2014 and 2016, or the Moose Cup in 2021. The history of the fixture dates back to August 1984, when the first Test match between the two nations in England was played at Lord's, ending in a draw. Sri Lanka had played their first-ever Test against England in 1982, while the first Twenty20 International in England took place in 2006.

Sri Lanka secured their first Test series victory in England in 2014 with a 1-0 win. England claimed the most recent completed Test series in 2024, winning 3-0. Supporting teams like England Lions and Sri Lanka A also play unofficial fixtures, but these are distinct from the senior international series. The competition remains a direct bilateral contest between two senior national teams, differing from domestic leagues and global multi-nation tournaments.