On Wednesday 21 September, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the men’s and women’s Ashes programme, which will take place in the summer of 2023. Edgbaston in Birmingham will host the opening of the Men’s Ashes Test from 16 June. Ashes of Women will be held at Trent Bridge in Nottingham on 22 June.
“We are absolutely delighted to host two Ashes series in 2023, as well as Irish men, New Zealand men and Sri Lankan women,” said Clare Connor, ECB interim CEO.
“Next summer is going to be huge for UK women and UK men. “There are few events in British sport more special than the Ashes series, and I know Heather, Ben and their teams will be excited and driven by the challenge to reclaim the Ashes,” he added.
Ben Stokes to manage men’s English team heather knight She will be the captain of the women’s team. For Australia, Pat Cummins will head the men’s team.
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Men’s and women’s Ashes calendar in 2023

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Ashes of Men series
1. Test 16-20 June in Edgbaston, Birmingham
2. Test 28 June – 2 July at Lord’s London
3. Test 6 – 10 July, Headingley in Leeds
4. Test 19-23 July, Manchester Old Trafford
5. Test Kennington Oval in London, 27-31 July
Women’s Ashes series
Test Only June 22-26, Trent Bridge in Nottingham
1. T20I 1 July in Edgbaston, Birmingham
2. T20I Kennington Oval in London, July 5
3. T20I 8 July, Lord in London
1. ODI 12 July, Bristol
2. ODI Rose bowl in Southampton
3. ODI 18 July, Taunton
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