There is a big challenge ahead of England as they face their Australian counterparts in the 2023 Women’s Ashes series.
A big summer of cricket is just weeks away as England Women prepare to host their Australian counterparts in the 2023 Women’s Ashes.
Heather Knight’s side have not been in action since they fell to a six-run defeat against hosts South Africa in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup semi-final in February. But there is a determination to move on from that blow and rack up what would be a famous win against a strong Australian side over the coming month.
With an action-packed series lying in wait, NationalWorld takes a look at everything you need to know about the 2023 Women’s Ashes.
Unlike the men’s version, where England and Australia meet in a straight five match series, the format of the women’s Ashes spans the main three formats of cricket. There will be one four-day test match, as well as three One Day International (ODI) matches and three T20 international matches.
A points system will be utilised to calculate the winning team, with a Test win worth four points or two points apiece if the game ends in a draw. Each ODI and T20 win secures two points, or a point piece if the match is drawn.
England head into this home series looking to reclaim the Ashes after they fell to a 12-4 defeat down under last year. England’s points in the series all came from draws as their homes dominated across the formats.
Test match: 22nd-26th June (Trent Bridge)
1st T20: 1st July (Edgbaston) 6.35pm
2nd T20: 5th July (The Oval) 6pm
3rd T20: 8th July (Lord’s) 6.35pm
1st ODI: 12th July (The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol) 1pm
2nd ODI: 16th July (The Ageas Bowl, Southampton) 11am
3rd ODI: 18th July (The Cooper Associates County Ground) 1pm
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