England Women will host Australia Women for three ODIs from July 12: here is where you can watch the 2023 Women’s Ashes ODIs live, including live streaming and broadcast details.

Australia won the only Test match between the countries by 89 runs to take a 4-0 lead in the multi-format Ashes, being contested for 16 points. They also won the first T20I to stretch the lead to 6-0 before England bounced back with consecutive wins to reduce the margin to 6-4.

The two teams will now play three ODIs, at the County Ground in Bristol on July 12, the Rose Bowl in Southampton on July 16, and the County Ground in Taunton on July 18.

If all ODIs are played to a finish, England need to win the series ODIs to regain the Ashes by a 10-6 margin. A 2-1 win will help them draw the multi-format series 8-8, but Australia will continue to retain the urn.

Find the full schedule of the Women’s Ashes here

Women’s Ashes live 2023, where to watch ODIs: TV Channels, Live streaming, and Radio broadcast

In the UK

The Women’s Ashes will be telecast live on Sky Sports on two channels – Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event. You can also catch the live streaming on the Sky Go app as well as Now.

The first T20I will also be available to watch on BBC Two and BBC Iplayer.

Ball-by-ball coverage will be available by Test Match Special on 5 Live Sports Extra and the BBC Sounds app.

In Australia

The T20Is will be telecast on the Nine and Nine Now network, with live streaming on 9Now.

Radio coverage will be provided by ABC Sport on the ABC Listen app as well as Sport Digital.

In India

Sony Sports Ten 5 and the HD channel will provide live telecast, with streaming on the Sony Liv app.

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