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The second NatWest IT20 between the two sides is taking place at the The Ageas Bowl
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have released the schedule for England women’s three match Royal London One-Day International (ODI) series, and three match NatWest International Twenty20 (IT20) series against Pakistan women next summer.
The second NatWest IT20 between the two sides is taking place at the The Ageas Bowl on Tuesday 5 July and will be played immediately before the men’s NatWest IT20 between England and Sri Lanka.
The Royal London ODIs will get underway in the Midlands on 20th and 22nd June, with the first two Royal London ODIs at Leicester’s Grace Road and Worcestershire’s New Road.
The three match NatWest IT20 series will then be played on 3rd, 5th and 7th July at the Bristol County Ground, the The Ageas Bowl and the Essex County Ground.
The ECB also confirmed today that Sky Sports and BBC Radio will provide live ball-by-ball television and radio coverage of all six of England women’s encounters against Pakistan in June and July next year.
Next year’s tour by Pakistan will coincide with the launch of the first Women’s Cricket Super League. This major new development will help to support greater participation and encourage higher levels of performance for the women’s game in England. The competition will feature six teams and will receive a £3 million investment from the ECB over the next four years.
This summer we enjoyed record crowd attendances for the Women’s Ashes, and it is fantastic to see more and more people buying tickets year on year to watch the England women’s team play. The women’s game continues to expand and reach new audiences and I hope we can maintain this momentum throughout next summer. All the venues that will be staging games against Pakistan have the aspiration of reaching new fans and achieving capacity crowds. This is exactly the ambition we need after such a well-supported Ashes summer.
Clare Connor, ECB’s Director of England Women’s Cricket
Tickets for the The Ageas Bowl’s NatWest IT20 double-header are priced from £35 for Adults and £10 for Under 17s with Family Tickets (2 Adults & 2 U17s) priced from £80.
These can be purchased via our online ticketing website, over the phone on 0844 847 1863 or by visiting the The Ageas Bowl Ticket Office during normal working hours.
