Australia Women host England Women for the multi-format Women's Ashes which also includes the latest round of the ICC Women's Championship. The two teams will face each other in three ODIs, a day-night Test and three T20Is.
England won the final IT20 at the Manuka Oval after an incredible partnership between Danni Wyatt and captain Heather Knight.
.jpg "Katherine Brunt had a terrific all-round game")
Jenny Gunn picked four wickets while Sophie Ecclestone and Katherine Brunt managed two apiece as England Women went on to level the Twenty20 International series against Australia Women with a 40 run victory in the second game in Canberra.
.jpg "Nicole Bolton has been left out of the squad")
Australia will miss the services of quick bowler Lauren Cheatle for the Twenty20 International leg of Women's Ashes series against England following a back injury.
.jpg "Ellyse Perry was outstanding for Australia in day-night Test")
For scoring a record-breaking double century in the day-night Test of Women's Ashes against England, Australia all-rounder Ellyse Perry wins the Cricket World Player of the Week award.
.jpg "Heather Knight scored her second half century in the game")
England led by an unbeaten 79 run determined knock from Heather Knight managed to bat out the final day's play during which they scored 206 for two as the only Test in the Women's Ashes series ended in a draw.
.jpg "Ellyse Perry holds the record for the highest individual score for Australia Women in Tests")
Ellyse Perry went on to register the highest score for an Australian Women player in Test cricket as the home side possess advantage heading into the final day in Sydney.
.jpg "Ellyse Perry showed a lot of determination")
Ellyse Perry showed a lot of determination with an unbeaten 70 run knock to help Australia overcome a stern challenge from England as they went on to post 177 for five at stumps on day two of the only Test in the Women's Ashes in Sydney.
.jpg "Heather Knight scored 62 runs for England")
After Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight scored fifties, Australia managed to make a late comeback to restrict England to 235 for seven at stumps on day one of the only Test in the Women's Ashes in Sydney.
BT Sport will make the decisive Women’s Ashes day-night Test available free to watch, online, from 03.30am tomorrow morning, 9th November.
.jpg "Australia will face England in a day-night Test for the first time")
Australia have named five uncapped players in a 13-man squad that will take on England in the only Test of the ongoing Women's Ashes series.
After Tahlia McGrath and Erin Osborne shared five wickets between them to reduce Australia Women to 287 for nine in their second innings, ACT Invitational XI managed a score of 88 for three as the three-day tour game ended in a draw in Canberra.
.jpg "Sarah Taylor scored an unbeaten 85 for England on the final day")
Sarah Taylor scored a determined 85 run knock as England Women went on to declare their second innings with a score of 305 following which Cricket Australia XI managed to notch 182 for seven before the three-day tour game in Sydney ended in a draw.
Naomi Stalenberg scored a fine century but England Women bounced back through a four wicket haul from Katherine Brunt to bowl out Cricket Australia XI for 271 following which the visitors took their total to 87 for three at stumps on day two of the tour game in Sydney.
.jpg "Marizanne Kapp remained unbeaten on 61")
After Angela Reakes and Marizanne Kapp scored unbeaten 103 and 61 respectively to help ACT Invitational XI claim a first innings lead, Australia Women showed a better display with the bat in the second innings to stretch their lead to 108 runs with eight wickets in hand at stumps on day two of the tour game in Canberra.
.jpg "Lauren Winfield top scored for England in the first innings")
Lauren Winfield was the only saving grace in England's innings with the bat as they were bowled out for 231 runs following which the bowlers led by Katherine Brunt did well to restrict Cricket Australia XI to 82 for four at stumps on day one of the tour game in Sydney.
After Beth Mooney scored a fine century, a five-wicket haul from Hayley Jensen restricted Australia Women to 272 for eight before the declaration came following which the ACT Invitational XI managed 71 for four at stumps on day one of the tour game in Canberra.
Cricket Australia has named the squads for the tour games featuring England and Australia sides to give them a feel of the pink ball ahead of their inaugural day-night Test match to be played in Sydney.
.jpg "Sarah Taylor played an useful knock for England side")
Fluent half-centuries from Tammy Beaumont, Heather Knight and Sarah Taylor helped England Women post 284 for eight in their 50 overs following the bowlers did well to restrict Australia to 257 for nine in a rain-hit chase as the visitors completed a 20 run victory by DLS method in the third and final One-Day International at Coffs Harbour.
.jpg "Rachael Haynes led from the front for Australia")
Rachael Haynes led from the front with a blistering unbeaten knock of 56-ball 89 while Megan Schutt picked a four wicket haul as Australia completed a 75 run victory by DLS method over England in the second One-Day International in Coffs Harbour to claim a 2-0 lead in the Women's Ashes.
Australia off-spinner Ashleigh Gardner was forced to miss the second One-Day International of the Women's Ashes 2017 against England in Coffs Harbour due to a concussion.
.jpg "Alex Blackwell (right) played a splendid knock")
Alex Blackwell played a responsible inning of unbeaten 67 while Ashleigh Gardner supported her with a blistering cameo down the order as Australia Women chased down 229 against England Women with two wickets in hand to kick-start the Women's Ashes 2017 tournament with a win in Brisbane.
Australia have confirmed the squads for the Test and One-Day International legs of the upcoming Women's Ashes tournament against England that begins later this month.
.jpg "Heather Knight (right) will be captaining England in the Women's Ashes")
Lancashire left-arm-spinner Sophie Ecclestone will be part of the England squad that will tour Australia to take part in the multi-format Ashes series.
Australia have named Rachael Haynes as the skipper for the home Women's Ashes series against England that begins next month.
.jpg "Meg Lanning led Australia to Ashes victory in 2015 in England")
Australia captain Meg Lanning will miss the upcoming Women's Ashes series following a long-term shoulder injury.
.jpg "Australia is the current holder of the Women’s Ashes having reclaimed the trophy in 2015")
Cricket Australia has confirmed the schedule for the upcoming Women's Ashes series to be played later this year, including a day-night Test as well.