The series will, strangely, encompass the final Test of India’s 2021 series in England, with the scoreline currently standing at 2-1 to India. India’s tour will begin with a multi-day warm-up game against Leicestershire, with a pair of white-ball tour games against Derbyshire and Northamptonshire taking place alongside the one Test match, which starts on July 1 at Edgbaston.

The T20I series will then run from July 7-10, and the ODIs from July 12-17. England’s last white-ball encounter against India took place in India in early 2021. India won both series, but each was hotly contested. The hosts took the T20Is 3-2 and the ODIs 2-1.

In the Tests, England will be led by Ben Stokes, who has recently taken over the job from Joe Root, in charge for India’s visit last year. India’s captain for the Test series decider has also changed, with Virat Kohli replaced across formats by Rohit Sharma since India’s departure in September 2021.

England will be coached in the Tests by former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum, while Matthew Mott will lead England’s white-ball sides. Rahul Dravid will take charge of the India side.

England v India Test, T20I and ODI series 2022: schedule

First tour game – Leicestershire v Indians – Grace Road, Leicester – June 24-27, 2002 – 11am BST

Only Test – England v India – Edgbaston, Birmingham – England v India – July 1-5, 2022, 11am BST

Second tour game – Derbyshire v Indians – County Ground, Derby – July 1, 7pm BST

Third tour game – Northamptonshire v Indians – County Ground, Northampton – July 3, 230pm BST

First T20I – England v India – Rose Bowl, Southampton – July 7, 6pm BST

Second T20I – England v India – Edgbaston, Birmingham – July 9, 230pm BST

Third T20I – England v India – Trent Bridge, Notthingham – July 10, 230pm BST

First ODI – England v India – The Oval, London – July 12, 1pm BST

Second ODI – England v India – Lord’s London – July 14, 1pm BST

Third ODI – England v India – Old Trafford, Manchester – July 17, 11am BST

England v India 2022: Who are favourites to win the Test?

Ahead of the England-India Test, you can find odds on bet365.

We’ve provided odds for the following below:

After his MOTM performance in the final test vs New Zealand Jack Leach is 16/1 to be MOTM against India.

Bairstow, arguably in the form of his life, is 9/2 to be top-scorer in the first innings.

Kohli has shown signs of returning to the form we expect of him in the warm-up match and is 13/5 13/5to be top scorer in the first innings.