Hosted by England

2023
Women's Ashes⁠

England: Drawn 8–8 on points (Australia retained)

How England performed

England drew the 2023 home series 8–8 on points, which left the Ashes with Australia.

It opened with the only Test, at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. England made 463 in reply to Australia's 473, but were bowled out for 178 in the second innings and lost by 89 runs. Australia also won the first T20I, by four wickets at Edgbaston, Birmingham, before England took the next two: by three runs at Kennington Oval, Kennington, defending 186/9, and by five wickets on the DLS method at Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood.

The ODIs went to the final match. England won the first by two wickets at The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, reaching 267/8 against 263/8, and lost the second by three runs at the Ageas Bowl, Southampton, finishing on 279/7 in reply to 282/7. They closed the series with a 69-run win on the DLS method at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, where they made 285/9 and bowled Australia out for 199.

Head coach
Jon Lewis
Captain
Heather Knight

England fixtures

England: 2023 Women's Ashes

7 matches

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