 Pakistan won the World Twenty20 tournament in England
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England have been grouped with hosts West Indies and one qualifier in the World Twenty20 tournament in 2010.
The West Indies, who knocked England out of this year's tournament, will open the competition on 30 April.
Holders Pakistan face Australia and Bangladesh, with Sri Lanka pooled against New Zealand and Zimbabwe.
India take on South Africa and another qualifier, with the tournament, staged in St Lucia, St Kitts, Barbados and Guyana, set to finish on 16 May.
Chris Gayle's West Indies defeated England at the Super Eight stage in this year's Twenty20, winning a match in which the winner would qualify from their group.
In a rain-affected contest, an unbeaten partnership of 37 between Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Ramnaresh Sarwan saw the Windies home.
Pakistan, who won the recent Twenty20 tournament in England, begin their title defence against Bangladesh on 1 May in St Lucia, swiftly followed by a match against Australia the following day.
The West Indies will face one of two qualifying sides in Guyana on 30 April in a double-header featuring 2009 losing finalists Sri Lanka and New Zealand.
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Another qualifier for the tournament will take on 2007 champions India in St Lucia on 1 May.
The ICC decided to stage Twenty20 World Cups in successive years to avoid having two major events in 2011, when the one-day World Cup is scheduled to be played in South Asia.
The final will be staged at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on 16 May.
England's women, who beat New Zealand to win the inaugural women's title, start their campaign against Australia in St Kitts on 5 May.
They will also face West Indies and South Africa in Group A.
As with this year's tournament, the women's semi-finals and final will take place at the same venue and on the same day as the men's matches.
MEN'S GROUPS
Group A: Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia
Group B: Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Zimbabwe
Group C: South Africa, India, Qualifier 1
Group D: West Indies, England, Qualifier 2
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Friday 30 April
Guyana: Opening ceremony
Guyana: West Indies v Qualifier 2; Sri Lanka v New Zealand
Saturday 1 May
St Lucia: India v Qualifier 1; Pakistan v Bangladesh
Guyana: England v Qualifier 2
Sunday 2 May
St Lucia: South Africa v India; Pakistan v Australia
Guyana: New Zealand v Zimbabwe
Monday 3 May
Guyana: West Indies v England; Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe
Tuesday 4 May
Barbados: South Africa v Qualifier 1; Bangladesh v Australia
Thursday 6 May
Barbados: A1 v D2; C1 v B2
Friday 7 May
Barbados: A2 v C2; B1 v D1
Saturday 8 May
Barbados: C1 v D2; A1 v B2
Sunday 9 May
Barbados: C2 v D1; B1 v A2
Monday 10 May
St Lucia: B2 v D2; A1 v C1
Tuesday 11 May
St Lucia: B1 v C2; D1 v A2
Thursday 13 May
St Lucia: 1st semi-final
Friday 14 May
St Lucia: 2nd semi-final
Sunday 16 May
Barbados: Final
WOMEN'S GROUPS
Group A: England, Australia, West Indies, South Africa
Group B: New Zealand, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan
WOMEN'S SCHEDULE
Wednesday 5 May
St Kitts: West Indies v South Africa; England v Australia
Thursday 6 May
St Kitts: Sri Lanka v Pakistan; New Zealand v India
Friday 7 May
St Kitts: Australia v South Africa; England v West Indies
Saturday 8 May
St Kitts: India v Pakistan; New Zealand v Sri Lanka
Sunday 9 May
St Kitts: England v South Africa; Australia v West Indies
Monday 10 May
St Kitts: New Zealand v South Africa; India v Sri Lanka
Thursday 13 May
St Lucia: 1st women's semi-final
Friday 14 May
St Lucia: 2nd women's semi-final
Sunday 16 May
Barbados: Women's final
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