
The Women’s Ashes has been a multi-format series since 2013, with Australia the holders
(Picture: Getty Images)The ECB will look to build on the popularity of women’s cricket by taking the multi-format Ashes to more major venues next year, including a Test match set to be held at Trent Bridge in Nottingham.
In recent years, England have generally played their women’s internationals at grounds with smaller capacities, such as Derby, Worcester, Leicester and Chelmsford.