Complete schedule of Pakistan cricket team in 2020 including Asia Cup and T20 World Cup

A look at all the matches for the men in green pver the next 12 months

Pakistan fans celebrated the return of Test cricket to the country after a gap of 10 years. AP

Pakistan's Babar Azam has taken his white-ball form to the Test arena. AFP

Babar Azam is a crucial member of Pakistan's white-ball batting and has the added responsibility of T20 captaincy. Getty Images

Mohammad Amir has retired from Test cricket and is now a white-ball specialist. Getty Images

Pakistan seem to have found a reliable opening batsman in Shan Masood. EPA

Azhar Ali, right, leads Pakistan's Test team. EPA

Pakistan's Abid Ali, second left, has cored a century on his ODI and Test debuts. AP

Young Pakistan pacer Naseem Shah has already made waves in the international arena. AP

Mohammad Abbas will be hoping for more successful outings in Test cricket. EPA

Pakistan will be looking to host more high-profile series at home. EPA

The Pakistan cricket team had a forgettable 2019, with a tough World Cup and some heavy defeats in Test matches leading to a change in leadership and management.

It's almost a fresh start for the men in green with some crucial contests in 2020. It's a critical year in the World Test Championship where the two teams for the 2021 final will be more or less decided.

Pakistan – the top-ranked T20 team – will also get a chance to put their best foot forward at the T20 World Cup in a format they are most comfortable in.

Below is the complete schedule for Pakistan in 2020, according to the Future Tours Programme.

Schedule

January 24-27: Three T20Is against Bangladesh – home.

February 7-11: First Test against Bangladesh – home.

April 3: One-off ODI against Bangladesh – home.

April 5-9: Second Test against Bangladesh – home.

July: Three ODIs against the Netherlands – away

July-August: Three Tests against England – away.

August: Two T20Is against Ireland – away.

August-September: Three T20Is against England – away.

September: Asia Cup.

October: Three ODIs and three T20Is against South Africa – away.

October-November: ICC T20 World Cup.

November-December: Three ODIs and three T20Is against Zimbabwe – home.

December-January: Two Tests and three T20Is against New Zealand – away.