Australia have taken a four-point lead in the Ashes after winning the only Test between the two countries by 89 runs. The five-day game went down to the wire after Australia took a slender ten-run lead following a stunning 99 by Ellyse Perry. Australia made 257 in the second innings and won the clash after dismissing the hosts for 178 at Trent Bridge.

The Women’s Ashes has a multi-format, point-based structure, with points gathered after every win. The team with the most points after the entire Test, T20I and ODI series will be declared the winner.

The first T20I will be played at Edgbaston in Birmingham, with the second game at Kennington Oval in London. The third T20I will also be played in London, at the Lord’s Stadium.

The three T20Is will be played over a span of eight games, with the second and third T20Is on July 5 and July 8. The T20I series will be followed by three ODIs, starting on July 12.

Find the full schedule of the Women’s Ashes here.

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Heather Knight will captain England in the T20Is, while Australia will be led by Alyssa Healy after medical issues forced Meg Lanning to skip the entire tour.

Women’s Ashes live 2023, where to watch T20Is: 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.