The Women's Ashes 2023 is set to be an exciting battle between England and Australia, with Heather Knight leading a formidable England squad. The series will kick start with a 5-day Test match at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, where England aims to make a strong statement.
The Test squad for the England Women for the Ashes series has been announced, featuring some promising new talents. Danielle Gibson & Lauren Filer, from Western Storm, have earned their maiden call-ups to the 15-member squad. Filer has been an exceptional bowling performer for Western Storm, while Gibson has impressed with both her batting and bowling skills in the recent Charlotte Edwards Cup.
Before the Ashes series, the England Women's Test squad will face Australia A in a 3-day warm-up match at the Incora County Ground, Derbyshire. This fixture will serve as crucial preparation for the highly anticipated summer of cricket.
Additionally, England A with captain Lauren Winfield-Hill of Northern Diamonds, will play against the senior Australia Women team in a 3-day warm-up match at Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicestershire. Alice Davidson-Richards and Danielle Wyatt, who are part of England A, will also feature in the senior Test squad.
The England Women's Ashes Test squad boasts a talented lineup, including experienced players such as Tammy Beaumont, Sophie Ecclestone, and Amy Jones. The team will be led by the seasoned captain, Heather Knight, who will provide strong leadership & guidance.
England Women's A squad, set to face Australia in the warm-up matches, comprises promising players like Freya Davies, Sarah Glenn, and Danielle Wyatt. This will be an excellent opportunity for these players to showcase their skills and stake a claim for future selection.