ENGW vs AUSW 2023: ENGW Announces 15-Player Squad For Women’s Ashes Test Against Australia. Western Storm players Lauren Filler and Danielle Gibson are the two uncapped faces named in England’s 15-man women’s Test squad for the upcoming home Ashes series.

Women’s Ashes 2023 to be a multi-format series:-

The Women’s Ashes 2023 will be a multi-format series comprising a one-off Test, three T20Is, and three ODIs. Tests carry four points, while T20Is and ODIs carry two points each.

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The squad, to be led by Heather Knight, includes medium pacer Filler and all-rounder Gibson. Filer has been the top performer with the ball for his home outfit, the Western Storm, in his last two campaigns.

Two maiden call-ups in England’s Test squad for the Women’s Ashes 👀

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— ICC (@ICC) June 12, 2023

Gibson, on the other hand, has been his side’s highest wicket-taker in this season’s Charlotte Edwards Cup. She was also a traveling reserve with the England squad in this year’s ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.

England head coach John Lewis was upbeat about the upcoming series and talked about his new recruits.

England would later make their Ashes debut with a one-off Test on 22 June. This will be followed by T20I and ODI series respectively.

The upcoming Test match at Trent Bridge will be England Women’s first five-day competition at home.

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— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) June 12, 2023

England Women’s Ashes Team:–

1. Heather Knight (c), 2. Nat Sciver-Brunt (vc), 3. Tammy Beaumont, 4. Lauren Bell, 5. Ellyse Capsy, 6. Kate Cross, 7. Ellyse Davidson-Richards, 8. Sophia Dunkley, 9. Sophie Ecclestone, 10. Lauren Filer, 11. Danielle Gibson, 12. Amy Jones, 13. Emma Lamb, 14. Issie Wong, 15. Danielle Wyatt.

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Lauren Filer and Danielle Gibson receive their first senior call-ups for the five-day match at Trent Bridge, starting on June 22#ENGvAUS #Ashes pic.twitter.com/odOUvvEtut

— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) June 12, 2023

Women’s Ashes schedule:-

• 1st Test, 22-26 June, Trent Bridge, Nottingham
• 1st T20 International, 1 July, Edgbaston, Birmingham
• 2nd T20 International, 5 July, The Kia Oval, London
• 3rd T20, 8 July, Lord’s, London
• 1st ODI, July 12, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
• 2nd ODI July 16, Ageas Bowl, Southampton

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• 3rd ODI July 18 Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton