England Women host New Zealand in an IT20 at The Central Co-op County-Ground on Wednesday 20 May (6.30pm).
The Women’s T20 World Cup holders, led by Amelia Kerr, face an England side aiming to make more history in Derby.
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Derbyshire spinner, Sarah Glenn, has been named in the England squad for the ODI portion of the Women’s Ashes series.
Glenn was among England’s leading performers with the ball during their Ashes IT20 series victory over Australia, keeping the overall series alive with a 2-1 win. The Derbyshire bowler claimed four wickets as the host national were victorious at Lord’s and The Oval.
Now, England head into the We Got Game ODI series, knowing only three wins will be enough to regain The Ashes on home soil, with the first game taking place at a sold-out Seat Unique Stadium in Bristol on Wednesday.
Women’s Ashes ODI Fixtures
Wednesday 12 July: 1st We Got Game ODI, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol 1pm
Sunday 16 July: 2nd We Got Game ODI, Ageas Bowl, Southampton, 11am
Tuesday 18 July: 3rd We Got Game ODI, Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton, 11am
England return to The Incora County Ground in 2023 for a huge Vitality IT20 against Sri Lanka on Wednesday 6 September (6pm).
England have lost just once at Derby since 2017, with the ground becoming one of the premiere venues for women’s international cricket in the country, having hosted blockbuster clashes against India, West Indies, New Zealand and South Africa in recent years.
