Here's everything you need to know as England face New Zealand in a five-match One-Day International (ODI) series.
Where and when do England play?
First ODI: Sunday 25 February v New Zealand, Seddon Park, Hamilton
Second ODI: Wednesday 28 February v New Zealand, Bay Oval, Tauranga
Third ODI: Saturday 3 March v New Zealand, Westpac Stadium, Wellington
Fourth ODI: Wednesday 7 March v New Zealand, University of Otago Oval, Dunedin
Fifth ODI: Saturday 10 March v New Zealand, Hagley Oval, Christchurch
What time should I set my alarm for?
Play is scheduled to start at 1am GMT (2pm local time) in England's first three games and 10pm GMT (11am local time) for the remaining two ODIs – Tuesday and Friday night first ball for UK-based followers.
How can I follow play?
You can keep up to date with the action via our dedicated match centres.
England in Hamilton
England in Tauranga
England in Wellington
England in Dunedin
England in Christchurch
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You can watch all of the match action from New Zealand live on Sky Sports' dedicated Sky Sports Cricket channel.
Sky Sports News will also have post-play reactions and regular updates, alongside live blogging and a range of analysis on both skysports.com and the app.
BBC’s Test Match Special will provide live ball-by-ball coverage with updates on BBC 5live, the BBC News Channel and BBC Sport Online.