24 Jun – 27 Jun 2027
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Cricket / Women's Ashes
2027 Women's Ashes
The multi-format Women's Ashes, decided on points across Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
- Hosts
- England
- Dates
- 24 Jun – 20 Jul 2027
- England's best
- Won 10–8 on points (1934, 1937, 1963, 1968, 1976, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014)
Fixtures
England Women's Ashes matches
Sat 3 Jul 2027
Women's · T20I
England
Australia
Tue 6 Jul 2027
Women's · T20I
England
Australia
Fri 9 Jul 2027
Women's · T20I
England
Australia
Tue 13 Jul 2027
Women's · ODI
England
Australia
Fri 16 Jul 2027
Women's · ODI
England
Australia
Tue 20 Jul 2027
Women's · ODI
England
Australia
Most recent
England Women's Ashes results
01
30 Jan 2025
Test · Women's Ashes · Only Test
Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
Australia
440 – 170 & 148
England
England lost
Australia Women won by an innings and 122 runs
02
25 Jan 2025
T20I · Women's Ashes · 3rd T20I
Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Australia
162/5 – 90
England
England lost
Australia Women won by 72 runs
03
23 Jan 2025
T20I · Women's Ashes · 2nd T20I
Manuka Oval, Canberra
Australia
185/5 – 168/4
England
England lost
Australia Women won by 6 runs (DLS Method)
04
20 Jan 2025
T20I · Women's Ashes · 1st T20I
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Australia
198/7 – 141
England
England lost
Australia Women won by 57 runs
05
17 Jan 2025
ODI · Women's Ashes · 3rd ODI
Ninja Stadium, Hobart
Australia
308/8 – 222
England
England lost
Australia Women won by 86 runs
The story so far
England and the Women's Ashes
England Women have contested 26 Women's Ashes series on our records, stretching back to 1934, and have won or retained the trophy ten times. Outright series wins came in 1934, 1963, 2005, 2007, 2013 and 2014, while drawn series in 1937, 1968, 1976 and 2009 left England holding the Ashes. The strongest era on the list ran from 2005 to 2014, when England won or kept the trophy in five of six series, the only defeat a single-match series in Australia in 2010. The 2013 and 2014 wins, by 12–4 and 10–8, were the first two series on our records decided on points under the multi-format system.
The lean spells have been long ones. Between 1984 and 2002 England went six series without winning: defeats in 1984, 1987, 1991, 2001 and 2002, plus a home series in 1998 in which all three matches were drawn and Australia kept the trophy. Earlier, the late 1940s and 1950s brought defeat in 1948 and drawn series in 1951 and 1957 that left Australia in possession, before England's 1–0 home win in 1963 and the retained Ashes of 1968 and 1976.
Australia have held the trophy since winning in England in 2015. England lost 4–12 at home in 2019 and 4–12 in Australia in 2021, and drew 8–8 in Australia in 2017 and at home in 2023, with Australia retaining on both occasions. The latest series, in Australia in 2024, ended in a 0–16 defeat on points, the most one-sided result of the points era on our records. That is six series without a win, matching the 1984–2002 run, and the task now is to win back a trophy England last won in 2014.
England's past performance
Timeline
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Lost 0–16 on points
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Drawn 8–8 on points (Australia retained)
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Lost 4–12 on points
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Lost 4–12 on points
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Drawn 8–8 on points (Australia retained)
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Lost 6–10 on points
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Won 10–8 on points
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Won 12–4 on points
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Lost 0–1
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Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
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Won 1–0
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Won 1–0
Show all 26
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Lost 0–1
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Lost 0–2
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Drawn 0–0 (Australia retained)
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Lost 0–1
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Lost 0–1
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Lost 1–2
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Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
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Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
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Won 1–0
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Drawn 0–0 (Australia retained)
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Drawn 1–1 (Australia retained)
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Lost 0–1
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Drawn 1–1 (England retained)
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Won 2–0
Tournament archive
2027Upcoming
2024Lost 0–16 on points
2023Drawn 8–8 on points (Australia retained)
2021Lost 4–12 on points
2019Lost 4–12 on points
2017Drawn 8–8 on points (Australia retained)
2015Lost 6–10 on points
2014Won 10–8 on points
2013Won 12–4 on points
2010Lost 0–1
2009Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
2007Won 1–0
2005Won 1–0
2002Lost 0–1
2001Lost 0–2
1998Drawn 0–0 (Australia retained)
1991Lost 0–1
1987Lost 0–1
1984Lost 1–2
1976Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
1968Drawn 0–0 (England retained)
1963Won 1–0
1957Drawn 0–0 (Australia retained)
1951Drawn 1–1 (Australia retained)
1948Lost 0–1
1937Drawn 1–1 (England retained)
1934Won 2–0
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