1937
Women's Ashes⁠

How England performed

Holders after their 2–0 win in 1934–35, England hosted Australia for three Tests in 1937 and drew the series 1–1 to retain the Ashes.

Australia took the first Test at Northampton by 31 runs. They led by 96 on first innings, 300 to 204, and although they were bowled out for 102 second time round, England fell short with 167. England levelled at Blackpool, again trailing on first innings, 222 to 302, before making 231 and dismissing Australia for 126 to win by 25 runs. The deciding Test at The Oval, London was drawn. England declared on 308/9 and Australia on 207/9, Australia made 224 in their second innings, and England were 9/3 when the match ended.

Captain

Molly Hide

Record

P3 W1 D1 L1